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“Nordic Crimes” dives deep into chilling true crime stories from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland, spanning from the turbulent 1970s to modern day. Each season uncovers five compelling cases, revealing the pursuit of justice in the enigmatic Nordic lands. Discover the dark side of these serene societies - a must for fans of true crime and Nordic noir. 

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Nordic Crimes

In September 2017, a seemingly tragic scene unfolds in Northern Sweden where a woman in her sixties is discovered at the bottom of her staircase, her body eerily draped with flour. Initially mistaken for an accident, forensic clues begin to tell a darker tale. As investigators peel back the layers, they find signs of staged mishap and severe trauma inconsistent with a simple fall.

This episode was produced by Nils Bergman. Narrated by Erik Krogh. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

Nordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.

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BONUS: Traces of a homicide

In August 1971, a haunting discovery in a Finnish sand pit reveals the bodies of two missing hitchhikers, setting off a complex investigation. As similarities with another case emerge, a deeply disturbed suspect comes into focus, challenging the pursuit of justice.

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This episode was written and reported by Marika Honkatukia. The script consultant was Elli Salo. Producer and sound designer was Suvi Tuuli Kataja. Narrated by Tove Vahlne. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

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The hitchhiker murders

Nordic Crimes is coming back! Dive into Sweden's most shocking true crime cases in the new season, premiering February 10. 
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Season 5 - Teaser

In late summer 1973, amidst the impending death of the Swedish king and upcoming national elections, Sweden was thrust into a six-day crisis that gripped the nation. On August 23, a man disguised in a wig stormed into Kreditbanken at Norrmalmstorg, Stockholm, firing shots and taking hostages. His demands: money, the release of his imprisoned friend, and an escape vehicle. As millions watched, what unfolded was not just a hostage drama but the birth of a psychological phenomenon known globally today as "Stockholm Syndrome," where hostages form a bond with their captor. This event not only captivated Sweden but also sparked a worldwide fascination with the complex dynamics of hostage situations, leaving a lasting imprint on popular culture and psychological studies.

This episode was researched and reported by Sigrid Hallqvist. Produced by Kalle Ström and Martin Mork. Narrated by Erik Krogh. Executive producer is Nils Bergman. 

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The Stockholm syndrome

On a frigid February night in 1986, Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme was fatally shot on a Stockholm street after a cinema visit with his wife. This ignited Sweden's largest and most convoluted murder investigation, marked by early blunders and an array of suspects that fueled widespread speculation. Over the years, the case has seen numerous twists, including accusations against Christer Pettersson and later, Stig Engström, known as the Skandia Man. Despite extensive efforts and public fascination, the mystery remains unsolved, continuing to haunt Swedish society and the global community intrigued by the enduring enigma of Palme's assassination.

This episode was produced by Nils Bergman. Narrated by Erik Krogh.

Nordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.

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Manhunts and madmen

In the summer of 1997, Swedish financiers Peter Mattson and Thomas Jisander lived it up on a luxurious yacht in Saint Tropez, blowing millions on extravagant parties and luxury shopping sprees. Little did the world know, their source of wealth was one of Sweden's biggest financial scams. They had manipulated the acquisition of Trustor, a major investment company, using the company's own funds—totaling around 600 million Swedish crowns (approximately 53 million U.S. dollars) The Trustor affair remains a notorious example of white-collar crime in Sweden, marked by its audacity and the dramatic courtroom twists that followed.

This episode was researched and reported by Jonny Kock. Produced by Kalle Ström. Narrated by Erik Krogh. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

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The Trustor con

On September 23, 2009, a meticulously planned robbery unfolded as robbers landed a helicopter on a Stockholm cash depot, making off with around 100 million Swedish crowns. Known as the Helicopter Heist, it stands out for its audacious use of a helicopter, explosives, and precise execution, captivating global attention and earning a place in criminal lore. Despite arrests and trials, the heist left lingering questions about the effectiveness of Swedish police tactics against sophisticated criminal operations.

This episode was researched and reported by Josefin Lodenmo. Produced by Kalle Ström. Narrated by Erik Krogh. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

Nordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.

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The helicopter heist

In Östersund, Sweden, a woman’s unsettling phone call with her ex-boyfriend leads investigator Anders Jämteby to suspect foul play involving an elderly landlord. After an urgent investigation, forensic evidence reveals the landlord was murdered, contradicting initial findings of natural causes. The ex-boyfriend, Marcus, is implicated through witness accounts and forensic analysis indicating he attempted to stage the death as a suicide or natural cause. 

This episode was produced by Nils Bergman. Narrated by Erik Krogh. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

Nordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.

Contact: nils@talltale.se

 
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A crucial call

Christmas 2018 in Finland unveils a startling drug discovery, leading to a vast investigation. The trail points to "Cobra," the enigmatic leader of a sophisticated drug network. As the case unravels, it exposes a shocking scale of trafficking, culminating in dramatic arrests and a media frenzy that blurs the lines between infamy and celebrity in Finland's war on drugs.

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This episode was written and reported by Marika Honkatukia. The script consultant was Elli Salo. Producer and sound designer was Suvi Tuuli Kataja. Narrated by Tove Vahlne. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

Nordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.

Contact: nils@talltale.se

 
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BONUS: The Katiska drug case

In Iceland, known for its rigorous gun control and low crime rate, the 2013 incident in HraunbÃ¦r shook the nation. Despite high gun ownership due to hunting traditions, violent gun use is rare. This case marked a tragic exception, leading to the first police shooting fatality in Icelandic history. The event, involving a mentally troubled individual and a tense standoff, resulted in critical reflections on police procedures and sparked discussions on law enforcement and public safety.

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This episode was written and reported by Ragnar Tómas. Producer and sound designer was Eiríkur Sigurðsson. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

Music from Epidemic Sound and Extreme Music

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BONUS: A fatal shot

In the winter of 1987, the murder of a young mother in a Finnish stone refinery goes unsolved, leaving a chilling mystery. Years later, the cold case reopens, focusing on a suspect with a violent past. The renewed investigation, aided by advancing forensic methods, leads to a pivotal and historic verdict.

Binge the entire season immediately and without ads by becoming a Plus subscriber, and enjoy the added perk of exclusive access to a hidden bonus episode each season.

This episode was written and reported by Marika Honkatukia. The script consultant was Elli Salo. Producer and sound designer was Suvi Tuuli Kataja. Narrated by Tove Vahlne. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.

Nordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.

Contact: nils@talltale.se

 
Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/nordic-crimes.

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Murder gone cold

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