Insider

A pedophile Oslo psychologist admits his abuse - face to face with his victim. For several decades, the police have been investigating a network of pedophile men in Norway. Some have been convicted, others have escaped.

Never before has more hashish been smuggled into Norway. While the customs service reports record seizures, the smugglers themselves believe that the battle against drugs is lost as long as no one does anything about the producer link. In tonight's Insider, we seek out the lawless Rif mountains in Morocco together with a former smuggler, to find out where all the hash comes from.

The Kriminalvakta in Oslo is the country's busiest investigative department. In a few minutes, the investigators here have to change their minds from dramatic fires to shocking suicides. While the Norwegian people's trust in the police has eroded, life in the police continues undeterred. Insider has followed life at Krimvakta - from the inside.

The import of diamonds to Norway is increasing. People have more money in their hands than ever, the trade in precious stones has skyrocketed. The market for diamonds has also cultivated an illegal market, where precious stones find their way to Norway under the radar of the customs authorities. Insider travels to the gemstone mecca Dubai and Antwerp together with a diamond smuggler and we follow the illegal smuggling into Norway.

When the dog patrol in Oslo moves out, it's always serious. Where the policemen's abilities and skills stop, the dogs are put in with their powerful bites and extreme noses. The dog patrol in Oslo has the country's best trained special dogs, dogs that smell both bombs, semen, drugs and money. Besides, the dogs are the police officers' best protection.

He has brought home drug-convicted women in Bolivia and kidnapped children in Spain, Eastern Europe and Africa. Martin Waage and ABP World group have the whole world as a workplace. In tonight's Insider, he comes forward with his story and we get to follow Waage's agents at work.

There are over 100,000 illegal reptiles in Norway. The environment that deals with illegal reptiles must stay off the police radar, what they do is forbidden. But even though many of them are passionate about their animals and pursue this as their biggest hobby in life, there are also those who should never have kept reptiles in their custody. In tonight's Insider, we go inside the reptile environment in Norway and we uncover how the animals are smuggled into Norway.

In Norway, a very active sadomasochistic environment has existed for several decades. In tonight's Insider, this environment opens its doors, and for the first time on Norwegian TV we get to hear what drives these people and what they themselves think about their sexual drive.

There is an unknown and fierce competition between Norwegian gangsters and African criminals for the cocaine market in Oslo. In tonight's Insider, we follow some young guys who want to establish themselves as cocaine sellers, and a former big seller. The supply of cocaine is greater than ever in the capital. Within minutes, anyone can get a dose.

We are the world's richest nation, but the worst in the class when it comes to securing our values. Foreign criminals flock to Norway to rob us. In tonight's Insider, the former grand thief Tony shows us how easy it is to commit burglaries and shoplifting in this country, and how we can better protect ourselves with simple means.