More than a week has gone since the brutal killing of two children in the Swedish city of Arboga and the police still have not a murderer to show to the public. Today, surgeons at Uppsala’s university hospital worked hardly for hours on the children’s severely injured mother. Surgery went well, according to the woman’s father, Mr Roland Jangestig.
I hope she wakes up soon despite it certainly is the most terrible nightmare she will be forced to confront. A nightmare worsen by an appalling police investigation, which reminds me about that one conducted by the police in the town of Linköping after the killings of 8 years old Mohammad Ammouri and 56 years old Anna-Lena Svenson.
They were stabbed to death on the street on October 19, 2004. The latest we heard about it was last autumn when the daily Östgöta Correspondenten told us that the police had done about 650 DNA-tests and 4,500 interrogations, but still do not have a single clue about who the killer is. The man leading the investigation in Linköping is Mr. Benniet Henricson.
Bo Forsman is the police chief of Västmanland’s regional crime investigation unit. He does not think big mistakes have been made in the hunting of the child killer in Arboga. No, they have the investigation just under control…(?)
– It goes forward and I’m optimistic, Mr Forsman declares in an interview published today by the daily VLT.
But the police do not know where the main suspect, a German woman, is right now. She lived in Stockholm; she “probably” visited Arboga the same day the children were killed; she travelled then to Germany and got temporary arrested by the police but released short after…
And time goes by… I think the 25 or so police officers working with the case are not only missing a hammer… And I have the creepy feeling that Mr. Benniet Henricson and Mr. Bo Forsman went to the same police school… Is it stupid to expect better results? I’m not the only one feeling deeply dissapointed. Read for instance Peter Kadhammars column on Aftonbladet.
Not only a hammer is missing in Arboga
25 03 2008More than a week has gone since the brutal killing of two children in the Swedish city of Arboga and the police still have not a murderer to show to the public. Today, surgeons at Uppsala’s university hospital worked hardly for hours on the children’s severely injured mother. Surgery went well, according to the woman’s father, Mr Roland Jangestig.
I hope she wakes up soon despite it certainly is the most terrible nightmare she will be forced to confront. A nightmare worsen by an appalling police investigation, which reminds me about that one conducted by the police in the town of Linköping after the killings of 8 years old Mohammad Ammouri and 56 years old Anna-Lena Svenson.
They were stabbed to death on the street on October 19, 2004. The latest we heard about it was last autumn when the daily Östgöta Correspondenten told us that the police had done about 650 DNA-tests and 4,500 interrogations, but still do not have a single clue about who the killer is. The man leading the investigation in Linköping is Mr. Benniet Henricson.
Bo Forsman is the police chief of Västmanland’s regional crime investigation unit. He does not think big mistakes have been made in the hunting of the child killer in Arboga. No, they have the investigation just under control…(?)
– It goes forward and I’m optimistic, Mr Forsman declares in an interview published today by the daily VLT.
But the police do not know where the main suspect, a German woman, is right now. She lived in Stockholm; she “probably” visited Arboga the same day the children were killed; she travelled then to Germany and got temporary arrested by the police but released short after…
And time goes by… I think the 25 or so police officers working with the case are not only missing a hammer… And I have the creepy feeling that Mr. Benniet Henricson and Mr. Bo Forsman went to the same police school… Is it stupid to expect better results? I’m not the only one feeling deeply dissapointed. Read for instance Peter Kadhammars column on Aftonbladet.
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