The Submarine Murder Case on the Wild Women of Wyrd
This Episode on the Wild Women of Wyrd discusses the Netflix documentary “Into the Deep: the Submarine Murder Case.” Trigger warning ahead as this crime includes premeditated murder, indecent handling of a corpse, and s*xual assault.
Here is a short rundown of the facts about the 2017 murder of S…
Murder by "The Bridge"
All murder stories are important. I want to bring special attention to this case by reposting it for this week of Thanksgiving because Kim Wall, the victim in this episode, gave so much of herself to everyone around her, her community, and the public. I want to honor her. I'll be back next week wit…
Murder by "The Bridge"
A renowned journalist is last seen boarding a homemade submarine with an eccentric inventor ... but only one of them returns home alive.
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The Murder of Kim Wall a.k.a. The Submarine Case
Freelance journalist Kim Wall had finally set up an interview with the celebrity inventor Peter Madsen. The best part was that he was going to take her on his self-built mini-submarine, The Nautilus, for a two hour tour around Køge Bay. She would never return. Listen to the episode of how one ma…
Shipwreck investigation in Køge Bay
Curator at The Viking Ship Museum Jørgen Dencker and underwater archaeologist Flemming Rieck tell about the archaeological investigation of the wreck of the Dannebroge, a time capsule from 1710 i Køge Bay, that lays 12 meter deep.
What is the prelude to the Great Nordic War?
Former director of The Royal Danish Naval Museum Ole Lisberg Jensen tells about the background for and progress in the Great Nordic war, that the battle in Køge Bay was a part of.
Were the Gunpowder Brothers really brothers?
Biological anthropologist Tim Slumstrup Aunkilde tells about the investigation of skulls from two young men or boys found in the wreck of the Dannebroge that exploded in Køge Bay in 1710.
Shipwreck investigation in Køge Bay
Curator at The Viking Ship Museum Jørgen Dencker and underwater archaeologist Flemming Rieck tell about the archaeological investigation of the wreck of the Dannebroge, a time capsule from 1710 i Køge Bay, that lays 12 meter deep.
Why did the fleet put to sea?
Retired commander Palle Nielsen tells about the battle in Køge Bay on the 3rd of October 1710, where the battle ship Dannebroge met its end in the fight against the Swede.
Mysterious PNW Holiday Road Trip: Murder Beneath the Waves: The Tragic Case of Kim Wall (Køge Bay, Denmark)
Happy Holidays to our amazing listeners! We though it would be fun to do holiday road trip, to thank all of our listeners from around the US and Internationally!
On our next destination we head to Denmark and the Submarine Case!
In 2017, the world was shocked by the gruesome murder of Swedish jou…
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