The Quiet House in Orkdal: Arnfinn Nesset
In a Norwegian nursing home, the man in charge was supposed to keep people safe. Instead, a court said he used a theatre drug to stop their breathing — twenty-two times. He confessed. Then he took it all back. And he denied every killing until the day he died.
Alexander Lawson tells the story of Arnfinn Nesset: the orders that didn’t belong, the rooms he left, the trial that made him Norway’s most infamous serial killer… and the case some now call the country’s largest miscarriage of justice.
Listener discretion advised. Contains discussion of murder, elder abuse, and death in care.
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