The Man Who Made the Bodies Disappear: Peter Lundin
In June 2000, Marianne Pedersen and her two sons, Brian and Dennis, vanished from a house in Rødovre, Denmark. There were no bodies. No graves. Police later searched 8,500 tons of incinerator slag and still found almost nothing.
The man who lived there was Peter Lundin — already convicted in the United States of killing his own mother, already deported, already free under Danish law. Host Alexander Lawson traces the path from North Carolina to Copenhagen, the night of 16–17 June 2000, the confession that denied intent, and the 2001 life sentence that still has not returned three people to…
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