According to the Danish police, the submarine was deliberately sunk, contradicting Madsen's explanation regarding a technical fault. He later changed his statement, saying that she had died on board in an accident, and that he had buried her at sea. Madsen initially claimed that he had dropped Wall off on land at the tip of Refshaleøen on the night before the sinking. The following day, a court ruled that he be held in pre-trial detention for 24 days on a charge of negligent homicide. On 11 August 2017, Madsen was arrested after the sinking of UC3 Nautilus and the disappearance of Kim Wall, a Swedish journalist who had last been seen alive aboard the submarine. Constructed over three years, it cost approximately US$200,000 to build (1.5 million DKK). The Nautilus was a privately built midget submarine, launched on in Copenhagen, Denmark. Madsen built three submarines: UC1 Freya, UC2 Kraka and UC3 Nautilus. Projects Madsen (r.) with Kristian Von Bengtson Madsen speaking at an engineers' conference, 2010 Submarines According to a Facebook entry of Jenny Curpen, they divorced on 7 January 2022. In a post on Facebook, Curpen said that she received death threats after her marriage was made public. Curpen has had political asylum in Finland since 2013, because of her persecution in Russia. On 19 December 2019, Madsen married 39-year old Russian-Mauritian opposition activist Jenny Curpen. According to a report from Wired magazine, Madsen was a regular at fetish parties. His wife has chosen to remain anonymous and her identity has not been released by the media. Madsen said that he had lived in an "open relationship". In February 2018, it was reported that his wife had abandoned him after he was charged with murder. His wife had worked in the film industry and had also helped in Madsen's workshop at Refshaleøen, Copenhagen. Madsen was married at Copenhagen City Hall in November 2011. Madsen funded his lifestyle through financial support from people, organizations, and enterprises which saw promise in him. His enthusiasm brought impressive results, but also caused conflicts with others. He never finished any formal education, but took courses in welding and engineering to learn something about submarines. DARK members claimed that "saying his name would start the fire sprinkler system". He also joined the Dansk Amatør Raket Klub (DARK) rocket club in Copenhagen, but the other members gradually became disillusioned with him. Madsen continued to experiment and to consult engineers, and became friendly with the family responsible for the fireworks in Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens. His father died in 1990 when Peter was 18. He moved to live in a youth house in the town. In 1987, Madsen was accepted at the gymnasium (upper secondary school) in the nearby town of Kalundborg. It reached a height of 100 m (330 ft) before crashing without harming anyone. It was one meter tall, modelled after the American ICBM MX Peacekeeper and built in his father's workshop. He developed his first large rocket at Høng and launched it on 3 March 1986. While attending primary and secondary school in Høng, Madsen developed an interest in rocket fuel with the help of chemistry and physics teacher Johannes Fischer. After a couple of years, Madsen returned to his father, with whom he shared an interest in rockets. Annie left when Peter was six, taking the children with her.
Carl was allegedly abusive toward his three stepsons. Annie was more than 30 years younger than Carl and had three other boys from two previous men. He spent his early life in Sæby and Høng (both in Kalundborg Municipality), Denmark.
Madsen was born in 1971 to Annie and Carl Madsen. In April 2018, he was convicted of the 2017 murder of Swedish journalist Kim Wall on board his submarine, UC3 Nautilus, and sentenced to life imprisonment. Peter Langkjær Madsen ( Danish: born 12 January 1971) is a Danish convicted murderer and former entrepreneur. Murder, indecent handling of a corpse, sexual assault Premeditated murder, sexual assault, and indecent handling of a corpse
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