Insider

Heavy alcohol consumption and illegal drugs create erratic and dangerous people. Serious violence is a serious problem in the capital. In this episode of Insider, you will see how things can go wrong when you are in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Last season, Insider followed the closure of the Nordic region's largest open rush arena: Nygårdsparken in Bergen. Now Insider is traveling back to investigate the conditions a year later.

In Insider, we meet one of the country's heaviest criminals, who for the first time comes forward with his story. Audun is caught in a web of deadly criminals. In tonight's Insider, he meets his own past when his case goes to court.

There is a group of habitual criminals Norwegians with clipping cards in prison.

More and more Norwegians are investing in property abroad, but for many the house dream is crushed, either because they are deceived or because other surprises arise.

Cars are stolen in Norway and transported to criminal markets in Lithuania controlled by organized criminal networks. The vehicles are dismantled and the parts are sold on the open market. The profit is up to four times higher when selling parts than when selling whole vehicles. We decided to go to Lithuania to find out more about how this business, which in terms of money is bigger than the drug trade, works.

Insider follows the special department in the Norwegian Armed Forces on sharp missions on land and at sea, when they clear mines before they are triggered and harm civilians.

Every year, up to 700 people disappear in Oslo alone. In the capital, there is a separate missing persons group.

Just before Christmas, prostitute Galina Sandeva was brutally killed on Bispekaia in Oslo. In the months before the murder, a team from Insider followed Galina and the environment around her.