Brattås double murder trial ends, prosecutor seeks life sentence
The trial over the double murder in Brattås concluded on Wednesday. The prosecutor is seeking a life sentence for the 45-year-old suspect, P4 Västernorrland reports.
CrimeThe trial over the double murder in Brattås concluded on Wednesday. The prosecutor is seeking a life sentence for the 45-year-old suspect, P4 Västernorrland reports.
CrimeA 45-year-old man has been in custody for almost four months in the high-profile double murder in Brattås in 2005. Charges are now being brought and, according to the prosecutor, the evidence - mainly in the form of DNA traces - is strong. However, no motive has been established.
Crime21 years ago, a pensioner couple was murdered in Brattås. Now a 45-year-old man is being charged with the double murder and admits that he was at the crime scene. "I dragged her into the barn," he says during questioning.
CrimeA man has been in custody for almost four months for the double murder in Brattås. Charges are now expected, prosecutor Hanna Flordal confirms to Tidningen Ångermanland.
CrimeA 45-year-old man suspected of the double murder in Brattås more than 20 years ago has now been remanded in custody. "It's completely unbelievable. I didn't believe it. It's the biggest lottery win," says Barbro Öberg, daughter of the murdered Tor Öberg.
SwedenA 45-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a high-profile double murder in Brattås in 2005. He was identified after DNA-based genealogy was used in the investigation.
CrimeIn early December, a man and a woman were found dead in a home in Ånge. The preliminary investigation has now been closed, as the man is suspected of the murder.
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