Åsted Norge - Season 9

A man lay dead in his apartment for 428 days before he was found. What happened? In the season premiere of Åsted Norge, we join Asbjørn Hansen as he visits the apartment in search of clues that might provide answers.

Ingrid was placed in a container as a newborn. Now she meets her biological mother for the first time. A man lay dead in his own apartment for 428 days before he was found. After the man died, strangers started withdrawing money from his account. We are looking for a man who has broken into mailboxes and repeatedly stolen large amounts of mail. After the break-ins, many residents have experienced ID theft and that bank cards and codes have been stolen.

Almost every week a car is set on fire in the capital. Some of the cars are set on fire by the owners themselves in an attempt to defraud the insurance companies. The man who lay dead for 428 days in his own apartment: The family feared that the man had been killed, but we have found the man's diaries which give the family answers. We are also looking for three young men who assaulted, beat and robbed the =Oslo salesman, Jimmy Antonsen, in the middle of Oslo.

For the first time, Åsted Norge can show the contents of a mysterious plastic bag that was found near where Tore Årvik from Stord disappeared in 1993. Can the plastic bag give the police new answers to the mystery of the disappearance? In addition, you will meet His Majesty the King's Guard, who must turn away unstable people who want to enter the Castle.

Odin André Hagen Jacobsen (20) has been missing since 18 November 2018. New surveillance images have now emerged. And Åsted Norway is involved when detectives from the Oslo police track down one of Europe's most wanted men.

Ten years ago, something strange happened in the small town of Hønefoss, an hour's train ride north of Oslo. A strange man pitched a tent in a secluded park in the city. With him he had advanced survival equipment, weapons - and a map on which a target had been circled. Then suddenly the man disappeared. Asbjørn Hansen tries to solve the mystery

A gang has specialized in stealing PIN codes and bank cards from unsuspecting customers in southern Norway. In the course of a week and a half, they attacked at least 11 different towns. Asbjørn Hansen continues the hunt for the mysterious Tent Man who disappeared from Hønefoss in 2010. Can hiking equipment that was sold at a lost property auction provide new answers to who the man is?

Norwegian children now live much of their lives on the internet. But the internet is also the place where some adults try to lure children to exploit them sexually. Now you will be allowed to join in when an abuser is stopped.

A 13-year-old girl has been missing for four days in Oslo. Åsted Norway goes out together with the police and the children's welfare emergency service to look for her. And Asbjørn Hansen has solved the mystery of the Tent Man at Hønefoss. - It's a "crazy" story, says the Tent Man's father.

Every year, the Norwegian Food Safety Authority goes out to around 3,000 homes with pets after reports of concern. And sometimes the inspectors have to have assistance from the police. We are at work with the Norwegian Food Safety Authority. A few weeks ago, the police called for a gang that had specialized in PIN-snapping of elderly people. Tonight, the police will release new photos of the group.

Ørjan Helmer Gundersen Solum from Arendal has been missing for over a month. The police believe that something criminal has happened to the 25-year-old, and the parents ask that anyone who knows anything get in touch. In Oslo, the Kriminalvakten respond to reports of knife use. A man is exposed to serious bodily injury. Can they find the weapon?

Billionaire Tom Hagen is accused of killing his own wife. Asbjørn Hansen goes out to the crime scene. The former homicide investigator knows from experience what is now going on behind the police's tape. And the bicycle theft season is underway. We take up the hunt for the thieves - and end up in an apartment.