Norway's Most TWISTED Family Massacre! The Orderud Case (True Crime Documentary)

Hi everyone, in this true crime story we’re going to be looking into another disturbing and twisted case with you.
This is the sinister case of the Orderud family in Norway.
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[@fannyflamant482]

You know something is wrong when you decide to move to New York for safety!

[@evamarietje163]

hahahahahahhahaha

[@badgulh]

So true !

[@spookygirl7761]

😂

[@tinaj984]

Another story of disgusting greed, unwarranted entitlement and sick minds. Thank you, Teddy for your narration of this horrific event.

[@Kari.F.]

You summed it up perfectly. This case was so twisted and convoluted it filled the Norwegian news cycle every day for the longest time, and some details still weren't revealed until years later.

[@kimmccabe1422]

👍

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

Sounds like the u.s government.

[@FrkViking91]

Finally something from my country. When searching on KZbin of crimes in Norway most of what comes up is about Anders Breivik. And he does not deserve the attention. So if you find more from Norway please make another video. Btw I love this channel. Great work 🥰 Love from Norway 🧌

[@LiamBrannelly]

Guilty as F*CK. To attend his parent's funeral and to shed tears walking behind the coffin, was the height of duplicity and heartlessness. He and his spouse stood to gain EVERYTHING from these deaths, right, someone else did it, for no reason at all, not stealing anything from the house, right, right, we believe you, buddy.

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

they were not really shedding tears, they had handkerchieves to appear like they were crying.

[@honeybee4393]

Veronica is so fake with her crocodile tears..

[@streaming5332]

Very sad for Ann. She lost her husband then her life to a greedy entitled person.

[@LauraiRoss]

I'm glad the court took away their right to inherit the farm. They could have stayed in prison even longer.

[@TheZlimshady]

Norwegian here, the max sentence in Norway is 21 years. There are exceptions however. We have something called "forvaring" meaning you are imprisoned for an undetermined amount of time. This is very rare and is usually reserved for criminals who are deemed a danger to society.

[@LauraiRoss]

@@TheZlimshady Thanks for the data.

[@kxmalahov]

@@TheZlimshady same as in Sweden and example is Breivik.

[@soil90]

So cool that you cover a norwegian case! 🇳🇴 its a big deal over here. In my opinion, they are all guilty. But Kristin and Lars are the killers.

[@vesla266]

​@@soil90 I agree!! We couldn't go anywhere without hearing talking about this case. I think Veronica is more involved in this case than being proved. I feel really sorry for the rest of their families 🇧🇻❤️

[@Kari.F.]

@@vesla266 I agree. But Per certainly isn't the hapless weakling he appears to be either. He is a wildly vindictive individual by nature.

[@vesla266]

@@Kari.F. I agree, he's a wolf looking like a sheep..

[@paulskehan693]

@@soil90 I think so too!

[@MeeLee3]

Veronica... the greedy brain behind it. Scrutinized enough to let her sister deal with the job of killing.

[@tovebjrsvik4964]

A case from my country. We dont have many murders here luckily. This was a big case. Thank you for showing❤️👍🌸

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

❤️🙏

[@TheoBradley]

@IntoTheDeepCrime we had a family of three where the father in the house killed his daughter and wife a few months ago. and we have a gang problem in Oslo where young men are robbed and killed. just wanted to mention it.. unfortunately we have a lot of crime in oslo east A lot has happened in the last ten years and a young woman killed her boyfriend they were both in their 20s. so a lot of sad things happen in this town

[@madeleine9907]

What about that horrible man who shoot his two grown daughters and his little grandchild 😢

[@hanac5751]

Virkelig? Breivik...

[@robinsinpost]

@@TheoBradley Young men are not robbed and killed by gangs in Oslo.

[@MonicaNataliaInsty-kc3kg]

It is so great that you put in a truly grim case from my Homeland 👍 this is one of the worst case in Norway,but believe me when i say that is more cases in Norway but this one. But this one is crazy...... Monica from Norway 👍😄

[@malgo-A-W]

@@MonicaNataliaInsty-kc3kg I think the Breivik case is the worst.

[@MonicaNataliaInsty-kc3kg]

@@malgo-A-W no im sorry to say that the Breivik case is not the worst case in Norway.... But he is a phsyko and will always be one.

[@RoaldRoberts]

Hi from Norway! This happened when I was in my teens, thanks for covering it 👍

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

Thanks for listening💙🙏

[@chele-chele]

I was living in Svelvik on the Drammensfjord when this happened, it shook the nation! Horrible display of greed and betrayal.

[@cydkriletich6538]

Money is not the root of all evil. Money can do much good by those with kind hearts. It is greed for money that is the root of all evil. What kind of sentence is 21 years! And if they weren’t found guilty of the murders, what were they found guilty of??

[@Crestolis]

The maximum prison sentence in Norway is 21, but we also have something called "forvaring" where the prisoner gets checked by numerous of professionals checking you mentally with many tests and so on, to see if you're still a threat to society or yourself. if you're not fit to leave prison, you must stay a while longer, get some extra years or so.

[@heidetermeg427]

Actual fun fact: My mother once did some charity work, while working at a flee market, set at my elementary school. One day she came home and told us she'd actually sold a sweater to Veronica Orderud. My father, witty as he is said (in Norwegian) that when Veronica tried that sweater on, my mother should have said: "Den sitter som et skudd - Eller 3"... " That phrase has no real way of being said in English, but it's akin to "it fits like a glove" - Only that the literal translation from Norwegian to English (by my father's words); "It fits like a SHOT - Or 3" Veronica wasn't yet jailed then - I nearly died from laughter, as this case was ALL OVER Norwegian media at the time 😂😂

[@nicholaskartel3375]

Mehn the level of stupidity. You see a suspicious looking pipe underneath the car afta several murder attempts and still drive the car to work 🙄🙄

[@synnvekjerstad5705]

This was and still are a crime that I think never will be solved. Here in Norway it was coverd by televisin and radio. It was not possible to go anywere whitout hearing about it. Thank you for looking in to this.

[@eiriktollisen165]

Well done covering this case! Some nitpicking: 180 is not an emergency number, but a directory. You call 180 if you want someone’s phone number. Kristin is Veronica’s half-sister. This case is so twisted by having so many different details. For intense, Veronica have claimed the murder weapon never was in their house, but in the trail a key evidence was a visit Kristin had before Christmas 1998 at Orderud farm where Kristin claims she had brought the weapon ‘small boy’ with her. An accidental discharge happened. A bullet hit the end of table, before ricochet into the wall. This is an important evidence in the question of who is trustworthy or not. While Kristin had a shady background compared to Veronica, she was very straight forward and honest. I believe that Kristin/Lars killed them as an order from Veronica/Per, but Kristin’s honesty ‘paid off’ by getting a lower sentence, while Veronica/Per lack of honesty backfired at themselves.

[@streaming5332]

AI doesn't have a brain.

[@tredjesongen]

@@eiriktollisen165 I'm convinced that per and Veronica did the deed. It was done in a very ragefull and heinous way. Aka personal. The two of them combined created a greedy monster of hate. Imho.

[@dunnsscotus5643]

I will tell you what I believe. I believe that the whole norwegian justice system is stark raving mad. That is what I believe.

[@Jattebra-br2sz]

Per Orderud bought the farm, including buildings, land and agricultural land, for NOK 2.9 million in October 2004. He himself was denied the right to inherit from his parents, and therefore had to pay to gain ownership of the farm. After serving 15 years, he moved back home and as of 2018 lived in the main house. Tore Sandberg announced on 2 May 2017 that he, together with the Orderud couple's lawyer Frode Sulland, had requested that the triple murder case be reopened. Together with Per and Veronica Orderud, Tore Sandberg submitted the application to have the case reassessed on 22 June 2018. The application was more than 1,000 pages long, and was supposed to highlight, among other things, a number of points which, in whole or in part, allegedly meant that previous evidence had to be discarded. The Re-admission Commission announced on 17 June 2024 that it had decided that the case should not be re-opened.

[@hanac5751]

So, in the end, the killers got the farm. And they live happily ever after. What a world.

[@vikingdragon7100]

​@@hanac5751 He had the right to inherit the farm, even before the murders. The conflict initially centered around the transfer sum with his father demanding more money, but even with those demands Per could still have bought the farm for a lot less than what he did in 2004.

[@hanac5751]

@@vikingdragon7100 Egentlig. Som du sa: 'Per could still have bought the farm for a lot less than what he did in 2004.'

[@ciaranc1309]

Love your videos!

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

Wow thanks for your support ❤️🙏

[@WadeRaney-vv5oi]

A Good Presentation,🙏 for the Family

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

Thank you so much 💙🙏

[@christina113704]

Personally, I wouldn't trust those 4 with a small stick. Convenient timing with that PD finding all that evidence nope 🙅‍♀️

[@MrFresh-zi8ej]

She drove to work?wtf

[@jacquiesbrood]

21 years for murdering 3 people. Travesty.

[@pluto47yearsago84]

A man killed 77 in 2011 and also got 21 years. 3-4 months per person he killed

[@Crestolis]

@@pluto47yearsago84 yeah, but he will never get out even if it says 21 years. we have something extra after 21 years called "forvaring" where they check the prisoner thoroughly with ALOT of mental tests done by professionals, meetings and other shit. The one you speak about is so hated by our nation, so the ones who got "control" over him know that if he get's out, someone will murder him. He shows no regrets, like ever.. so it doesn't seem like he will get out after 21 years.. he might be getting 21 years x 2..3..4..5 times.

[@robinsinpost]

@@pluto47yearsago84 No, he got an extended sentence which will keep him in prison for life.

[@stalesvindland5101]

21 years is the theoretical maximum sentence in Norway. And in most cases where 21 years is given. The actual time spent in prison will be close to that.

[@robinsinpost]

@@stalesvindland5101 When crimes are extremely serious they give an extra sentence which is called "forvaring" in Norwegian. That means they can and probably will keep the sentenced longer than the maximum 21 years. There are 149 people in forvaring in Norway.

[@KristieWhite-y9q]

This is what happens when parents choose one sibling over another Jealousy is very dangerous The farm should have been equal and all would be alive today

[@principecaprincipeca2243]

They're guilty as F

[@ellymasande]

This case has always been on my mind 🤔

[@ailinsyiem7323]

It is so obvious..... Guilty as hell

[@linferguson8702]

Per and Veronica were after the money!! Evil beyond belief 😢

[@francesbernard2445]

Some advice: Don't pick a boyfriend to date who spends way too much time watching KArate movies, playing violent themed video games too much and while he wants to own a gun or more of them too. While your dad thinks that owning a gun stored at home provides your family better security at the same time.

[@erikkarlsen5675]

Their pleed for a retrial vas denied. I just want you to know norwegian legislation. If a group of people decide to kill a person, its not important who did the actuall murder They will all be convicted..

[@goldenagenut]

A kilo of dynamite?!? I don't know anything about explosives but that's like, a lot, right? Man... 😳

[@Smulenify]

It was half a kilo, which is definitely enough to kill everyone in a car, and possibly people nearby. The dynamite used had been stolen from a building site the year before, the guy had literally just picked it up from a truckbed. He kept the dynamite in his kitchen drawer, and gave it away to people. In Norway at the time, about 150 kilo of dynamite went missing each year. The dynamite taped to the underside of the car had no igniter attached, so there wasn't really a risk of it going off. Might be one of the many reasons the police didn't take it very seriously, and completely failed at preventing the murders.

[@christelsciarrone1433]

No i am from Norway and the couple did it With help from Kristin and Lars... They should be glad we dont have life here 😢

[@terryfair9474]

Only 21 years for such horrific crimes is just mindboggling…

[@philip4588]

Good that this is not USA

[@Gullvivas]

Yes it is I agreed! terrible

[@kimmccabe1422]

Let me guess, the 7 Deadly Sins again. But Norway? Such violence in a beautiful place? Very tragic. So sad😢

[@K.Mar.]

@@kimmccabe1422 Capital of Death metal and a lot of Satanists

[@Traslan]

They are GUILTY af. All four of them. No question about it. The only reason they're trying to look innocent is that they want the farm and money. Still greedy.

[@millsmoore24]

Why would you sell the farm to your son when he has helped all his adult life. I don't understand some parents who see everything as a transaction, even family life. I find that deeply shocking. Running a farm is not easy. Why push your own flesh and blood into debt. You can’t be burried with your wealth, in the grave, money rots just like you.

[@juliestrong1947]

@millsmoore24 They also had a daughter. I would think the reasoning would be that she would also get her inheritance upon the parents' deaths. Maybe they were planning on splitting it in half?

[@honeybee4393]

I wonder about that too. Perhaps if the intention was to split the farm after the parents death and made known to both of the siblings would be ideal from the beginning, one will have to buy the other one out if they want to sell it. I meant the parents are already in their golden years by this time why selling it to your children, shouldn't they inherit the farm after the parents passed on? The son has been working at the farm all his life, surely he deserves something not that killing his family is justifiable but I do want to know more on the son side of story... My family has a farm , I understand how difficult it is to manage one, and now that responsibility fell on my brother - the only son .

[@yvindpettersborg3999]

Im from Norway, but I was never a 100% sure that Veronica and Per did what they where sentenced for !

[@susannah1066]

They must have heard about the Jeremy Bamber case.

[@vivianfigueredo6111]

Guilty. And probably were the ones threatening per and anne in oslo.

[@MagdaLena7]

I read what Veronica is saying now and to me it feels like she was all behind it. "In my head, I should be the strong one, who rather directs others. That is probably why I enjoy my job at Nav so much, she explains." this is how she explain being cold in media. She works in social help institution as some top leader what is sick since she was accused of leading to murders. Her step sister had no motiv. I can believe that her husband Per is innocent and all manipulative actions about heritage of the farm he could do because of her influence on him. Probably alone he would not do so much. She can be femme fatale and those sisters have not spoke since and she tells she can't forgive her. Propably that her sister put blame on her. Well her sister had no motiv, so she was just helping her with boyfriend and she must got something promise for doing that. Per is naive but not innocent. Her step sister would not do this out of nowhere.

[@spiss_autismekompetanse]

I am waiting for the movie! Angelina Jolie would be perfect as Veronica! I think Per and Veronica may be innocent - at least Per...

[@gromleif]

To me it makes no sense that Per Orderud should have taken part in a conspiracy to kill his own parents. He had a close relationship with his mother. I believe Anne, his sister was the only target for the murder(s), but to cover the tracks her parents had to go as well. Maybe the sentence for Veronicas sister was more or less correct, uncertain about Lars Grønnerød.

[@janatonijana6556]

I live near ,it's a big mystery.

[@maberd383]

So sad.

[@fannyflamant482]

Per should also be charged with wayyyyy to big forehead! 😂😂😂

[@elizabethmari337]

Guilty.

[@spiritthingw]

They are guilty!

[@SuperBotanica]

Normally parents pass their property on to their children. But these parents wanted to sell it to their son? Strange

[@joangrennan886]

Yes , that seemed extraordinary to me too .Granted the son needed to be an evil type to do what he did but the parents' actions ignited the flame .The sister and her husband shd have stayed in N.Y. clearly there lives were still in danger back home .The young wife was probably urging her husband on all the time , Lars and his wife were probably promised a reward for their role in the murders .On the evidence they were all guilty I think

[@gabriellahedarv1782]

Well, the farm should be inherited by both son and daughter, so Per the son would need to buy out his sister from the farm anyway. If Per had been an only child, he could very well have inherited the whole farm without paying anyone. Excellent motive for killing his sister, right?

[@streaming5332]

Haven't you heard of the son and heir. Girls don't inherit the farm. In this case the parents may have needed to sell the farm for their retirement.

[@streaming5332]

​​@@gabriellahedarv1782Wrong. The son inherits the farm and continues running it. Daughters were expected to marry well.

[@soil90]

@@SuperBotanica I think this is the motive for all off it. Per worked a lot on the farm but did not get the validation he deserved. He has a major in law, and should have gone with that track and all off this had not happend.

[@honeybee4393]

Very sad for those who lost their lives.. watching this I can't help but to question why after several attempts to kill them failed the couples seem not bothered? And no lead from the police investigating at all? That's very weird, didn't Anne have even a slight suspicion toward her brother? Maybe there's more to this than what was presented here..

[@evilqueenyiayia]

Twisted is right. 👀 I the four were involved.

[@KimonATsiomis]

DNA, DNA, DNA....... Did the Norwegian Police extract any ?

[@ladyrose358]

No!

[@KimonATsiomis]

@@ladyrose358 I wonder why,

[@MagdaLena7]

In newspaper they say they will not reopen the case because they found fingerprints of Kristin on dynamite tape. They were doing it for Veronica. Maybe she was paying them. Sick people

[@francesbernard2445]

I have another theory as to who may have done the killing. It could have been someone brought up in a military man supported family who had been stalking their daughter at the time while he was feeling rejected after he had been for years prior to that hoping to some day take over the family farm some day instead. He started shooting. Then the head of the Orderud family upon hearing the first shot had grabbed his gun and then had tried to defend his family. Since children tend to be such deep sleepers they may have only woken up briefly after the shots while wondering why they had awakened before then falling back asleep again. From there whoever did the murders started spreading gossip only lies in town about what had really happened. Which some people were reporting to police. Cristin''s boyfriend LArs may have been the only person at fault instead of Per and Veronica. A tragedy after Cristin made the mistake of confiding in him about how stern and authoritarian minded her father was.

[@kristinelizabethbarker3459]

Given the history and legal issues between Per Orderud and his parents Per would have known that he would be a suspect if he had anything to do with the murders. I don’t think Per and Veronica had anything to do with it.

[@kingcharming1]

There are a couple of mistakes in the video. Norways emergency number is not 1-8-0 but 1-1-2 for example.

[@mikaelholth8768]

well, what is not talk about is that, Husban Per Paust is buride in a lead coffen, and he was a arms dealer, so ther is always that to the story, maybe the goverment just want a verdict, after all norway is 25 bigest gun seller in the world, 1999 is a few years after balkan wars, so the truth is som weher in the middel. but only secret service knows

[@ngocphan-wg3ch]

This is stupid, she sees something connected to her car and continues to work. She waits half a day before calling the police

[@ann-christineholst6718]

Per/ Pär is a Scandinavian male name. 🇸🇪🇧🇻🇩🇰

[@ellymasande]

And Norwegian 😊

[@kerrylothe3090]

@@ellymasande Norway is in Skandinavia

[@ellymasande]

@@kerrylothe3090 but you wrote Sweden first 😄

[@ellymasande]

@@kerrylothe3090 and I should know since I live here 😅

[@jasperpike242]

Guilty

[@penduloustesticularis1202]

If I ever have to go to prison, I hope it'll be in Norway. They're like 4 star hotels.

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

For real

[@ChanpenLaverty]

🙏🙏🙏

[@fannyflamant482]

Veronica is a gold digger for sure!

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

"cui bono"?

[@lheiachoi4506]

In my view they are not innocent , they want the money and when it comes to money you can't tell who is real with you be it a family member , relatives , friends , lover's . Greed is bad , they ended as criminals instead of getting what they wanted if only they waited and stayed honest . 😵‍💫😵llee

[@sandywalker2636]

I believe the son and his wife with the assistance of the other two masterfully targeted them and even put the pipe bomb under the government vehicle to make it appear that they were being targeted because of their jobs. When it comes to inheritances family members many times are consumed by greed and selfishness and are capable of the most heinous crimes and will turn agsinst their own family members. I totally believe they are guilty.

[@eviehammond9509]

Are they all released from prison by now?

[@GunnH74]

Yes. Lars Grønnerud has since died.

[@fullysickpunkchick]

Yes. Per Kristian Orderud and Veronica Orderud were both released 2015, Kristin Kirkemo released in 2011 and Lars Grønnerød released 2013

[@eviehammond9509]

@fullysickpunkchick Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question. Take Care...

[@futurecorpse7739]

I like your respect for the wictims and relatives❤not all true crimers do that

[@pauladias1405]

Também acredito que todos são culpados e que Kristen e Lars são os assassinos, também acho que a investigação devia ser revisada. Paz a estas pessoas , terrível o que aconteceu.

[@arclite95]

Pare

[@danski1961]

Nah the ai reading so off putting

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

Sorry 😔

[@danski1961]

@@IntoTheDeepCrime content is good, maybe find someone to narrate it, if u cant yourself

[@gobbo2006]

Kristin was pretty bangin tho.

[@EscargoTouChaud]

One of the judges had said: "She's too pretty to have done it", smh.

[@soil90]

@@gobbo2006 Thats why Lars got in this mess in the first place. He was so in love with that slut.

[@torehanssen9602]

Take a geiger counter on the grave to per. Anne orderud husband an see wath is hapening. It wil go sky high. One jurnalist was doing thath.

[@wildbirdbuffetfrenzy4161]

Help me Rhonda..help, help me...✌

[@kittygreenleaf427]

Okay yes I believe that they're all guilty. What did the police try to find out which one of them actually went to Norway to commit murder? There has to be evidence of flights and who actually flew to Norway, or did they even look.

[@kerrylothe3090]

@@kittygreenleaf427 They all lived in Norway

[@Destiny-bt7oi]

❤

[@mausercawley9491]

What new evidence?

[@sent1169]

AI narration? No thanks!

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

Byeee 👋

[@jamesl9371]

I think they are all guilty and should be in prison for life Probably also guilty of the threats and previous murder attempts And he was guilty of trying to take the farm by dishonest methods That was the motive. Greed

[@wistleblower]

Monica Orderud is werry well hated in Norway. she is werry un-popular

[@EscargoTouChaud]

Veronica

[@wistleblower]

@@EscargoTouChaud monica, veronica, whats the differensese??

[@EscargoTouChaud]

@@wistleblower It is slight, indeed, but no slighter than David/Javid or Midas/Jonas, and "King Jonas" as opposed to "King Midas" should shock ya!

[@RichardCorongiu]

So you buy the idea that raising a handkerchief to your nose at your parents funeral constitutes grief.... please...

[@enrarenrok1605]

AI voice garbage. No, thanks.

[@IntoTheDeepCrime]

You’re welcome 😊

[@sigche]

Lars and Kristin could have pulled the trigger, but I think it was planned by Per, Per's girlfriend knew about it but said nothing. Just my opinion.

[@chele-chele]

Yep, it's usually about money.

[@coolegarry]

Ok I am going to go against the grain here and ask why did the father not will the land to his son who has worked all his life on it and probably for a pittance and still include the daughter in the will when she was living a life well away from the daily hardship of working on a farm....still doesn't justify murder but tbh it was an unjust set up in the first place, selling your son that stayed and worked the farm ffs.

[@gaildavison5180]

I knew it wld be the son.

[@ZeroPointZap]

Guilty