The girl was only nine years old when her neighbor exposed herself to her in a village in inner Agder. – For some strange reason, I just noticed that there was something behind me, so I turn around, and there is my neighbor standing outside his house, exposing himself to me. That’s what Anne Marie says to news. She stands on the veranda of the house where she lived with her mother Monica back in 2003. The veranda set the family up so that Anne Marie could get to and from school without fear. The neighbor was convicted in 2004 for exposing himself to the nine-year-old girl. At the weekend it became known that he has been arrested in Sweden, charged with desecration of a corpse after his former partner was found dismembered in a freezer on the farm they lived on in Värmland in Sweden. The man who is charged with desecration of a corpse in Sweden was previously convicted of exposing himself to his neighbor in 2003. Photo: Police The man in his 50s admits to desecration of a corpse. He is also suspected of murder. He refuses this. Received a violence alarm. The man has been convicted of several other matters in Southern Norway and in Sweden, where he has lived for the past ten years. In Norway, he has been convicted of rape in 1993, as well as two cases of exposure in 2006 and 2007. Anne Marie and Monica received a violence alarm when they lived next to the neighbor who has now been charged in Sweden. – My daughter and I had to go with a violence alarm for three years because of the neighbour. And it wasn’t very fun to hear, and we didn’t know why, says Monica. Monica finds it difficult to think that her former neighbor has been charged with desecration of a corpse in Sweden. Photo: Heidi Ditlefsen / news She says that her daughter was scared during this period. – Anne Marie was the one who was most afraid. I was more angry because he destroyed our family. I was heavily pregnant, expecting a baby. He ruined all that time, Monica continues. Defense attorney: No relevance The accused man’s defense attorney, Stefan Liliebäck, tells news that he does not want to comment on previous judgments against his client. – This is something that happened 20 years ago, and I don’t think it has any relevance to what he is accused of. It is too old, says Liliebäck. Stefan Liliebäck defends the Norwegian man in his 50s. He does not see the relevance between the old judgments against him and the case in which he is currently charged. Photo: Sverre Holm-Nilsen / news – Many questions arise For the family in Agder, the incident in Sweden brings back bad memories. – I never thought I would hear that name again. Many questions arise. Much of the fear comes back, says Anne Marie. Swedish police believe the woman was placed in the freezer box on the farm in Sweden sometime after September 2018. A relative of the deceased woman in her 60s told news at the weekend that close family were very worried about her, and that in the summer of 2019 they went to the house in Sweden to find out what had happened. The accused man is then said to have told that the roommate was on a walk with the dog. Agder police district confirms to news that they have been asked to assist in the work to identify the deceased woman. Extensive criminal history The accused man in his 50s has an extensive criminal history, according to a judge news has gained access to. The first judgments were handed down already in the 80s, and concern crime for profit. Anne Marie says she never thought she would hear the name of the man who exposed himself to her in 2003 again. Photo: Heidi Ditlefsen / news The most serious sentence was handed down in the early 90s, when the man was in his mid-20s. The man was sentenced in the Agder Court of Appeal to five years’ probation in a case involving two cases of rape and an attempted rape. Denies murder The Norwegian, who is suspected of having killed his partner and kept her in a freezer for several years, admitted during the prison meeting on Sunday to having embalmed his partner. But the man denied having killed the woman. He was detained for 14 days. – There is insufficient evidence that he has committed a murder, it’s that simple, says defender Stefan Liliebäck. According to the defender, the man has given an explanation to both the police and the court for what is behind the autopsy. – I cannot comment on that, because I have been imposed a duty of confidentiality by the state attorney, says the defender.
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Accused in the freezer case exposed himself to Anne Marie – news Sørlandet – Local news, TV and radio
