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Convicted Teen Appeals Murder Sentence, Claims Shooting Was Accidental

The 18-year-old was sentenced to the law's toughest penalty for the killing of 39-year-old Mikael in a pedestrian tunnel in Skärholmen. Now that the verdict is being appealed in the Court of Appeal – the convicted man claims that he did not shoot intentionally, reports Dagens Nyheter.

Convicted Teen Appeals Murder Sentence, Claims Shooting Was Accidental

The Lawyer after the Murder Verdict: We are Surprised

18-year-old Mohammed Mohammed is sentenced, despite his denial, to 14 years in prison for the murder in a pedestrian tunnel in Skärholmen. His defender Harri Keränen questions the verdict.

The Lawyer after the Murder Verdict: We are Surprised

Verdict Looms in Skärholmen Murder Case: What Will the Court Decide?

The 39-year-old Mikael was shot to death in front of his son's eyes. An 18-year-old man is pointed out as the shooter, but he denies any involvement.

Verdict Looms in Skärholmen Murder Case: What Will the Court Decide?

The son saw his dad get murdered – now the trial begins

Mikael and his son were on their way to the swimming hall in Skärholmen one April evening last year. But they never got there.

The son saw his dad get murdered – now the trial begins

Mikael was shot dead in front of his son – 18-year-old charged

An 18-year-old man is being prosecuted for the murder of Mikael, 39, in Skärholmen. The man was shot dead in front of his son when they were on their way to the swimming hall.

Mikael was shot dead in front of his son – 18-year-old charged

The Murder in Skärholmen: Weapon Found

The police have found the weapon they suspect was used in the fatal shooting in Skärholmen, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. It was on 10 April this year that a 39-year-old father was shot dead in front of his son in Skärholmen.

The Murder in Skärholmen: Weapon Found