The man in his 20s is said to have been held against his will for nearly a month in an apartment in the center of Moss. On Friday, two of the three men charged with the abduction were released from custody. Police attorney Christian Finnanger tells news. The case was brought up at the end of May this year. Then the police were notified by witnesses that the man in his 20s was taken into a car against his will. It must have happened on one of the Hvalerøyen outside Fredrikstad. – It has been going on for a long time, and it is clear that such things leave their mark, aid lawyer Kenneth Hansen told news in June. The police have designated an apartment in the center of Moss as the central scene of the abduction. Photo: Benjamin Vorland Andersrød / news Still charged The men, who are in their 30s and 40s, are still charged with being behind the abduction. They are also charged with violence and threats against the man in his 20s. The reason why they are no longer behind bars is that the police believe there is little danger of them destroying evidence. – I assume that this means that the investigation has a progression, writes aid lawyer Hansen in an SMS to news. The third accused was released from custody at the beginning of June. All three have previous convictions. A pair of shoes lay on the outside of the apartment, which is identified as the main crime scene in the case. Photo: Benjamin Vorland Andersrød / news Drug debt central hypothesis news has previously been informed that drug debt is one of the central hypotheses for the abduction on which the police are working. Police attorney Finnanger does not want to comment on news’s information, because the accused still do not have full access to the case. Police lawyer Christian Finnanger. Photo: the police The investigation into the case is still ongoing. – There remains, among other things, some processing and analysis of material already obtained, Finnanger explains. Does not plead guilty Lawyer Henrik Bliksrud defends the man in his 30s who was released last week. He has previously told news that his client pleads not guilty. Hilde Marie Ims defends the man in his 40s. She has not previously wanted to say how her client reacts to the charge. None of them have so far answered news’s inquiries on Monday.
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