6: The Killing of Kim Wall | Denmark

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History, True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

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🗓️ 22 July 2018

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Also known as the Submarine Murder or Ubådssagen, this week’s episode tells the sordid details surrounding the murder of Swedish journalist, Kim Wall by Danish inventor, Peter Madsen.
Kim Wall Memorial Fund

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0:00.0	You are listening to the evidence locker.
0:08.8	Our cases have been researched using open source and archive materials.
0:12.5	It deals with true crimes and real people.
0:14.7	Each episode is produced with the utmost respect
0:16.7	to the victims, their families, and loved ones.
0:20.8	Warning.
0:21.6	This episode contains details of the most heinous murder.
0:25.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:27.0	It was a late summer morning in August 2017 when a couple of friends went out on the Copenhagen
0:37.1	harbour in Denmark for a day of fishing.
0:40.5	They went towards Kuga Bay, about four miles south of Copenhagen when they spotted something in the water
0:46.3	It was the tower of a submarine with a man emerging from it
0:50.0	They called out to the man and asked if he was okay. The man said that he was and that he had to fix something in his submarine.
0:57.0	He disappeared for a short while going back into the submarine and then he returned.
1:02.0	As soon as he was in the tower again, he was forced to throw himself into the water,
1:06.0	as the submarine began to sink.
1:08.0	This man was Peter Medson.
1:11.0	A well-known Danish inventor slash entrepreneur as he calls himself an inventor-prenore and he was
1:16.8	obsessed with rockets and building submarines.
1:20.7	Journalists waited at Dragon Harbor as Madsen returned to dry land.
1:25.0	He gave cameras a thumbs up and said he was sad as submarine sank, but that he was happy to be okay.
1:32.0	But this occasion was far from happy. An ominous silence fell as he failed to mention a passenger
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