Amira Smajic is a Danish-Bosnian lawyer and former advisor to criminal networks. She is known in Denmark as the "Ice Queen" and later profiled in the documentary series "The Black Swan". She was born in 1988 in Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and came to Denmark as a refugee in 1993.
Smajic studied law at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense and worked for over a decade as an advisor to several criminal groups, including Hells Angels, Bandidos, and Satudarah, where she assisted with tasks such as tax planning and money laundering.
In recent years, Smajic has become most famous for her double role as a "mole" in TV2's documentary project about the Danish underworld, where she helped journalists map out criminal collaborations between gangs, top lawyers, and entrepreneurs, while allegedly also spying on journalists for the Danish police.
The main character in "The Black Swan", lawyer Amira Smajic, is sentenced for, among other things, fraud. The sentence is three months' imprisonment and 15 months' conditional imprisonment.
EntertainmentThe lawyer Amira Smajic, main person in the noted Danish documentary series "The Black Swan", has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for having falsified documents, reports Ritzau.
TV & filmThe main character in the acclaimed Danish documentary series "The Black Swan" risks imprisonment. Next week, a trial will begin where lawyer Amira Smajic is charged with having falsified documents.
TV & filmLawyers who have been forced to leave their jobs, police reports, and investigations. The Danish documentary series "The Black Swan" has not only shaken Denmark - it has also had consequences for a number of people who appear and are heard in the hidden recordings.
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