Episode list

The web abounds with advertisements about prostitution, but who controls them? My interest is aroused by an ad where the woman who sells sex all the time is replaced, but the profile text remains the same. It makes me think: Can you find the backers of prostitution by mapping the online ads?

The neighbor of a brothel near Kruså, Denmark, has noticed how young Polish women regularly arrive at the neighboring house, while others are picked up. And the women, they move on to two other addresses in Jutland. Is it an organized brothel network? And who is, if so, behind?

In the media, three entrepreneurial men have toured around with the story that they have opened a doll brothel where disabled people can have sex with dolls in human size. But recruitment and pictures suggest that it is not just dolls that sell sex from the thatched house in Vissenbjerg.

Nine masked men stand outside a house on a residential road in Aalborg, Denmark. Behind the windows are prostitutes at work. The men crush the windows, pour in flammable liquid and set fire to the house. That night a young Polish woman, Honorata, loses her life. Who was she? And why was she in Aalborg?

Three brothers Braciakow are prosecuted in Poland. They are charged with violence, threats, sexual abuse and exploitation of prostitutes in Poland. But the Polish authorities also believe that it was the brothers who were behind the murder fire in Aalborg.

At the mailbox outside the brothel in Aalborg, a neighbor has noticed a name. That name puts me on the trail of a woman who might give me the answer to why the brothel should be burned down.

My Polish colleague Patryk has got hold of a former prostitute who has worked for the brothers in Denmark.And she comes with brand new information that suggests that a conflict between rival brothel gangs in Poland has moved to Denmark.