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Strangled 94-year-old – sentenced to life for murder

A 94-year-old woman died of suffocation in her home in Strömstad. A mobile phone video shared on the internet revealed that she was murdered.

Strangled 94-year-old – sentenced to life for murder

Demands Life Imprisonment for Home Care Murder – Verdict Today

A home care employee is suspected of having suffocated an elderly woman to death during a home visit in Strömstad. The prosecutor has requested life imprisonment for murder and the verdict falls today.

Demands Life Imprisonment for Home Care Murder – Verdict Today

Prosecutor demands life imprisonment for home care murder

A former home care employee, who is on trial for having strangled a woman to death in her home, is to be sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. This was demanded by the prosecution when the trial ended on Tuesday.

Prosecutor demands life imprisonment for home care murder

Copied fuel cards - sentenced to prison

Two years in prison, damages of over half a million kronor, and deportation from the country. This is the sentence for the 40-year-old man who, by copying credit cards, cheated his way to large quantities of fuel, writes [Bohusläningen](https://www.

Copied fuel cards - sentenced to prison

Suspected Home Care Murderer Not Mentally Ill

The man who is being prosecuted for suffocating an elderly woman to death in Strömstad did not suffer from a serious mental disorder at the time of the murder, according to the National Board of Forensic Medicine's statement to the Uddevalla District Court. > This means that there are no obstacles to sentencing the man to prison.

Suspected Home Care Murderer Not Mentally Ill

Copied Fuel Cards - Fueled for Half a Million

A man in his 40s deceived haulage companies and petrol stations out of half a million kronor. By installing equipment that reads payment card information, he was able to capture the drivers' card details when they refuelled.

Copied Fuel Cards - Fueled for Half a Million

New Swish list causes a stir in Lysekil

Lysekil is shaken by a new so-called Swish list. Earlier in June, three men were prosecuted at Uddevalla District Court, suspected of serious drug offences after being caught with drugs on them in March.

New Swish list causes a stir in Lysekil

Film key evidence – murder suspect changes statement during interrogation

The men cared for the elderly woman in their job within home care and formed bonds with relatives. Now he is standing trial for having strangled their mother.

Film key evidence – murder suspect changes statement during interrogation