The Danish Judicial System
Why Did I Give Up on the Danish Police and Judicial System?
August 11th, 2026 / µ
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Justice For You If It Benefits Their Careers
We all know the theory: the police force is there to investigate crime and arrest criminals so the rest of us can feel safe as well as vindicated if we have been victimized.
Great theory, too bad it has little to do with reality if you are just a random victim of random, not very interesting crimes, such as rape, home invasions, harassment, and stalking – you know the kind of crimes that won’t skyrocket a career.
Your Rights Depend on Who You Are
When the primary criminal in the crimes committed against you is an old professional associate of the local police force, things get even worse, in my experience. No one will ever to stop the crimes being committed against you, regardless of how extreme the crimes.
What made me accept, once and for all, that in the eyes of the Danish police force I am not a human being with rights but entertainment for monsters were the following two situations:
1.
In 2020, Funen Police Force denied me the right to meet with someone from the prosecutor's office to present documentation and explain my situation. I directed myself to the prosecutor's office at the time, because ALL communication with the police had been ignored, and I had received documents that included a highly libelous report written by a police officer.
First, I was told to write a request justifying such a meeting. I did, and long story short, my request for a meeting was not accommodated. There are theories as to why they chose not to accommodate my request, despite this being a huge violation of my rights. Here are two:
A. They knew that their old buddy from social services and his group of like-minded thugs had gone to Paris to get rid of a witness (me) to the crimes they had committed so far, and the best way for the Danish police force to deal with this was to silence the situation.
B. It was embarrassing that former employees from social services and other parts of the public sector in Denmark had teamed up with criminal networks (as defined by, e.g., Europol) in Paris. And again, the best way to deal with this was to silence the situation.
In both situations, the libelous reports about me, written by police officers, must have come in handy to justify their miscarriage of justice.
2.
I was told directly by people in the loop that in Denmark the police don’t give a damn about the following crimes (see below). This is supported by my conversations with the police force in 2016, 2018, and 2019, as well as by the Danish oversight committee’s report on the Danish police force and its conduct, which was disclosed in April 2026 –you can read about that here.
The following crimes are crimes the Danish police more often than not fail to prioritize:
Rape and other sexual violations.
Robberies and home invasions.
Stalking.
Random and not-so-random acts of violence UNLESS the person is someone important, like a politician.
Harassment, UNLESS the person being harassed is someone important.
And they have absolutely no idea what gang-stalking is.
“Justice grows out of recognition of ourselves in each other… that my liberty depends on you being free, too… that history can’t be a sword to justify injustice or a shield against progress… but must be a manual for how to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.”
A Clan Society?
In the spring of this year (2026), I tried to reach out to PET one more time with questions that should have been easy for them to answer. I have not heard back from them. Evidently, organized crime across borders is not their thing. I wonder whose thing it is?
I gave up on the Danish judicial system years ago because it will never stop this group of criminals; it will stick to its libelous reports and the defamatory lies told by the gang stalkers about my family and me, and ignore reality and the law, thus leaving a madman on the loose.
But I will keep writing about the situation. It won’t change anything, because Denmark is a crooked country; the people housing these criminals will continue to do so, the police will continue not to investigate them, and the PET will continue not to care that people receiving their paychecks from the state commit serious crimes every day and have friends in Parisian criminal milieus.
But as long as I am in Denmark, I will keep telling the truth for myself and for all the other Danish women who have been victimized by monsters and never saw justice.
On that note, thanks for reading. I hope you found it valuable and worth your time. Until next time, remember to get your facts straight!
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