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In August 2017, Kima Valla boarded a submarine built by Madsen in Copenhagen. After that, various parts of her body were found in the sea for several weeks.
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In 2018, Madsen was sentenced to life in prison. He claimed that Vallas’ death had been an accident, but the court rejected this version.
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Madsen confessed to the murder of a journalist who secretly recorded telephone conversations with Madsen in prison, reports the Danish newspaper “Extra Bladet”.
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To the journalist’s question as to whether Madsen killed Vallu, the inventor answers “yes.”
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“There’s only one culprit, and that’s me,” Madsen said.
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The documentary “Secret Records” was released on Wednesday, September 9.
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Madsen had previously confessed to the parting of Vallas and throwing it into the sea, but steadfastly insisted that her death was an accident.
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The authors of the film point out that Madsen has now given permission to make the talks public.
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The 30-year-old Valla was an award-winning journalist who produced reports from around the world – Uganda, Cuba, the Marshall Islands, Kenya and the United States.
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While in Copenhagen with her husband, she learned of Madsen, a self-employed inventor who built her own submarine.
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