Journalist Kim Wall died after she was hit by a hatch cover aboard the homemade Nautilus submarine, the Danish inventor charged with killing her testified in court Tuesday.

Kim Wall, 30, an international freelance reporter who covered what she described as “the undercurrents of rebellion,” went missing in August after boarding a Danish inventor’s submarine ...

Swedish journalist Kim Wall was possibly strangled or had her throat slit aboard the UC3 Nautilus, a 58-foot submarine built by Danish inventor Peter Madsen, a medical examiner said Thursday ...

Kim Wall’s story, like her writing, is full of compassion, unwavering courage and determination. She lived a life of adventure, travel, rewarding work and brilliant friends. A journalist to her ...

Wall was working on a story about Madsen, who dreamed of launching a manned space mission. She was last seen alive Aug. 10 aboard the 40-ton, nearly 60 foot-long submarine as it left Copenhagen.

Journalist Kim Wall went missing after an interview with an inventor. — -- Danish police confirmed on Wednesday morning that the torso found in the area in which a journalist went missing two ...

On Aug. 10, 2017, Wall, 30, disappeared on a submarine in the Copenhagen harbor with Madsen, who had developed a reputation as an eccentric Danish inventor.

The Swedish journalist Kim Wall was a rush of positive energy, a force so alive that it always felt good simply to be around her. And so, when she disappeared a little more than two weeks ago ...

Coleen Jose: Kim Wall was the kind of journalist we all aspire to be – bringing her astute skill for communicating cultural and politcal nuance to a global audience.