Forsvundne Arvinger

Verner dies alone and leaves no immediate heirs. But it turns out that his father has been hiding secrets - and perhaps Verner's family is not as small as one might think. Mette Frisk and archivist Adam Jon Kronegh try to solve the family mystery.

A former dancer dies alone in her house in Lolland. She was supposed to have a son, but he is not to be found in the archives. Mette Frisk and archivist Adam Jon Kronegh go in search of heirs in the dancer's colorful past. Along the way, they find a document that turns the entire inheritance case upside down.

A 31-year-old man dies quite unexpectedly. Despite his young age, he is apparently completely without a family. Mette Frisk and archivist Adam Jon Kronegh go in search of an explanation - and look for heirs both in Denmark and on the other side of the world.

A Catholic priest flees Vietnam in 1980. Today - 40 years later - he has died in Copenhagen, and his heirs must be found. But it is not easy for Mette Frisk and archivist Adam Jon Kronegh to track down his relatives when the family originally comes from Vietnam, where many had to flee after the Vietnam War.

Ejner has made the most of life, even though he grew up without much contact with his family. A DR program has previously tried to gather his relatives, but they have had difficulty staying together. Now Mette Frisk and archivist Adam Jon Kronegh are trying to find and collect them again, so that the family can inherit the "Prince of Egebo".