A man in his 30s is charged after Gabriel Johan Misiewicz-Myhre and Noah Østerhus Ask were found dead on Sunday afternoon. The police are now investigating whether the man ran over the two boys on a jet ski on the night of Sunday. This is what the police know so far about what has happened: The police have many puzzle pieces to put together in the case. These are some of the most central NOTE: The points in the map are approximate, and are based on information news has collected. Saturday 31 August, 4pm: The teenagers help in a rescue operation where a watercraft driver has ended up in the sea after a accident. The young people themselves tip Stavanger Aftenblad about the rescue operation. Read more about this here. Around 01:00, Sunday 1 September: The last safe sighting of the two boys is just after midnight on the quay at Tau. Sunday 1 September, at 01:30: The police and HRS receive a message from a man in 30 -years, which means he probably ran on something. He is asked to drive on after checking that the boat is not taking in water, and confirming that he does not see anything around him. Read more about this here. Sunday 1 September, 1 p.m.: The police are alerted to an abandoned watercraft that has been found at the edge of the stand on Rossøy. A helicopter search is launched. Sunday 1 September, at 14.30: The police report that they have found two dead people who died in the sea. The discovery site is approximately 10 kilometers away from the place where the watercraft was found. These are therefore pieces of the timeline that the police are now working with. Saves another watercraft driver On Saturday, the man charged in the case picks up a boat in Kristiansand. He has a friend with him on the trip. He will drive the boat to Tau with his mate. The same day at At 16.13 Stavanger Aftenblad receives an e-mail from the two boys who tip off about an ugly watercraft accident outside Talgje. The watercraft is hit by a wave and the driver is thrown off. The two boys are first on the scene and help the driver. Later they are at a private gathering in the Tau area with young people of the same age. The last safe observation of the two boys is around 01 o’clock on the night of 1 September at Tau. Signs he has hit something The accused man drops his friend off at Solbakk in Strand municipality at one o’clock on Sunday night. Then he embarks on the last part of the journey home to himself at Tau. At 01.30 he notices that he has hit something with the boat. He calls the police, who put him through to the main rescue centre. – He is asked if the boat is taking in water. It doesn’t. Then he is told to continue when he doesn’t see that he has hit anything either, says the man’s lawyer Sigurd Rønningen. Sigurd Rønningen is the accused man’s lawyer. Photo: Ingvild Stuedal Taranger / news Wreck remains found the next day On Sunday, just before 1 p.m., the police received a message from the Central Rescue Service that wreckage had been found from a watercraft in the Hidlefjord, south of Rennesøy at Rossøy. The man picks up via social media that a watercraft was found on Sunday and makes contact with the police again. A search is being launched at sea, with efforts from the police, the main rescue center and the rescue company. It was here, at Hidlefjorden outside Stavanger, that the accident happened. Photo: Odd Rune Kyllingstad / news ROGALAND Shortly before 2.30 pm, Gabriel Johan Misiewicz-Myhre (15) and Noah Østerhus Ask (16) are found dead northeast of Austre Åmøy. It is ten kilometers from where the watercraft was found. The man in his 30s, who reported that he had hit something, is being charged because the boat and his mobile phone were seized. The police are investigating whether there is a connection between the damage to the boat and the jet ski. – As of now, we know that the information we have cannot rule out that the vessels’ courses have crossed each other, and there has been a collision, but it is too early to draw conclusions about this, says police attorney Øyvind Bore. The mobile phones of both the accused man and the deceased are being analyzed to see if they have been in the same place at the same time. Øyvind Bore is a police prosecutor in the Sør-Vest police district. Photo: The police Defense attorney reacts to the charge On Wednesday, the police charged the man under section 281 of the Criminal Code for negligently causing someone’s death. – We believe there is reasonable cause for suspicion. We have no indications that there have been other clashes in the area, says Bore. The man’s lawyer reacts to the charge. – The charge assumes that he has run over the two boys before the facts have been clarified. The police should consider another factual and legal basis for the charge. The man pleads not guilty. The boys took part in a rescue operation just hours before they themselves lost their lives on the night of Sunday. Photo: Privat Rønningen believes there are three possibilities for what has happened, seen from his client’s side. – He may have hit something that we don’t know what it is. He may have been riding the jet ski and he may have been riding the jet ski with the two boys on it. – He fears that he has hit them. It is very heavy for both him and those left behind, says Rønningen. The Accident Investigation Board came to Stavanger on Tuesday to carry out investigations. Published 05.09.2024, at 10.22
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