Doctors in the da Costa case receive two million kronor each
The government has decided to pay ex gratia compensation to the two doctors in the so-called da Costa case. They will each receive two million kronor.
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Leif GW Persson: The greatest abuse of rights in the Allgén and Härm case
Criminologist Leif GW Persson is convinced the "general practitioner" and the "autopsy expert" will be compensated by the government. But he believes it will take time.
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Doctors in da Costa case seek compensation
Thomas Allgén and Teet Härm, better known as “the general practitioner” and “the coroner,” were singled out as serial killers in one of Sweden’s most controversial legal cases. Nearly 40 years later, they are now seeking 5 million kronor each in compensation from the government.
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The MP demands that the commission investigates the da Costa murder
The Government should immediately appoint an independent commission to investigate the handling of the Catrine da Costa murder. This is demanded by the Green Party, reports Swedish Radio.
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Wants to tear up the da Costa verdict: "Few who doubt"
The two doctors who were accused of the notorious murder of Catrine da Costa will seek redress once again. After this documentary, it's likely that very few will doubt that they are innocent, says lawyer Thomas Olsson, who represents one of the men.
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The Doctors' Hope in the Dismemberment Case: "Don't Want to Speculate"
A new documentary revives the debate about the doctors who were accused of the murder of Catrine da Costa 40 years ago. Can the men – who had their lives ruined by the accusation – finally get redress? Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party) could initiate a unique compensation from the government.
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