Åsted Norge - Season 20

Brutal perpetrators got away with gold and gemstones. Police need help finding them.

For two years, the dead man at the waterfront was a mystery. Now the family has answers.

For the first time, the head of the investigation tells how they worked on the case against the Crown Princess's son.

Soldier Ola Dan Eide died under mysterious circumstances. Now we begin the search for new answers.

The soldier's death raised many questions. But the body was removed before the police arrived.

The perpetrator behind the brutal Majorstua murder fled from the police. Now we can share the details from inside the investigation.

Police are appealing for information on who assaulted and assaulted a couple in the middle of the city centre.

The police in Oslo are almost on the defensive while Makaveli Lindén crosses borders into Europe.

Skating ace rested after the National Championships - had his bicycle worth 150,000 kroner stolen.

Several experts believe that soldier Ola Dan Eide may have been subjected to controversial interrogation methods.

The discovery of a body on Hamarøy has raised more questions than answers. Now the family is hoping for help from viewers.

The worst thing imaginable happened during the hunt for Makaveli Lindén. For the first time, the police are putting words to the drama.

The 30-year-old was last seen in Stryn. The family is desperately searching for answers.

Locals in Bremanger need help finding out who has been harassing several of the village's residents for years.

An alert Åsted Norge viewer put the police on the trail of the thieves who stole both silver and cosmetics worth a large amount. Now we tell the details of how the league was rolled up

The 20-year-old was found dead in the harbor basin in Hammerfest. But there are several mysterious circumstances surrounding the death.

The 25-year-old was found in the river under a parking garage in Trondheim. The family fears that the case will be dropped.

We tell the whole story of how the smugglers of 150 kilos of cocaine were exposed by police and customs officers.

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