No one sounded the alarm about what happened at home with the family before the children came to the foster home. For several years, both children and adults lived in a small village in Møre og Romsdal. Recently, the police have rolled up the cases that show what went on in secret. Both the grandfather and the two parents of three of the children were earlier this spring sentenced to long prison terms. This week, the uncle was also convicted of similar abuse against his child, the cousin of the other three. – This is new information, and it is disturbing, says Jasmin Gheshlaghi, who is an assistance lawyer. Jasmin Gheshlaghi was the assistance lawyer for the child in the trial that recently went to Trøndelag District Court. The child’s father denied criminal guilt, and did not want it to be played by an audio recording in which he regretted what he had done. Photo: Kari Sørbø / news She represented the last victim in the trial who recently went to Trøndelag District Court, and says she did not know that both her father, sister and brother-in-law had recently been convicted of similar abuse. Grandfather Was recently sentenced to 10 years in prison in the Frostating Court of AppealDeniating all guiltFather of a woman who was convicted in the same case, father of a man who was just sentenced in a similar case in a similar case FarBlei was recently sentenced to 9 years in prison in the Frostating Court of AppealDeniating all guiltPreviously married to a woman who was convicted in the same case, brother-in-law of the man who was recently sentenced in a similar caseOnkelBlei was recently sentenced to 1 year and three months in prison for assaulting his own children Deny all guilt The uncle of the three children who were subjected to abuse from mother, father and grandfather He secretly arrested the man in his 50s who is now convicted of abusing his child when the mother was not home. When the mother, after a quarter of an hour, became suspicious, she equipped herself with an audio recorder, and confronted the man she was bidding with. Despite strong protests from the man, the audio recording was played back during the trial. There, the court got the right man to ask his wife to explain the reason for what he had done. State Attorney Eli Reberg Nessimo says she was not aware of the second abuse case in the family. She says they do not suspect that the uncle has abused several of the children. – The case in Møre og Romsdal does not have our theme in our case. I do not see that it would have had anything to say for the investigation or the trial here, says Nessimo. State Attorney Eli Reberg Nessimo in Trøndelag denies that there is any connection between the cases. Photo: Tarjei Abelsen Unusual findings The specialists who explained about the sibling group of three, say they have never seen such injuries after abuse. The children were abused from the time they were infants and had to be anesthetized before professionals could examine them. His uncle’s name was mentioned during the trial in Møre og Romsdal, but he was never suspected of abusing the siblings. – We had no stopping point to investigate the uncle. Evidence pointed to the circumstances for which the other three were charged, says public prosecutor Ingvild Thorn Norheim in Møre og Romsdal. She says the police exchange information in criminal cases they think is necessary. State Attorney Ingvild Thorn Norheim in Møre og Romsdal says she is not aware of the case in Trøndelag. Photo: Ivar Lid Riise / news – Clear hereditary components Child and forensic psychologist Svein Øverland at the Competence Center for Security, Prison and Forensic Psychiatry in Helse Midt says that malpractice can to a certain extent be inherited. – There is coverage to say that pedophilia has clear hereditary components. But in addition, there must be some additional factors for the pedophile to turn his sexual interest into sexual abuse, he says. Øverland says these “additional factors” are often dyssociality or reduced empathy. He also emphasizes that there are also pedophiles who do not abuse children, and people who abuse children who do not have pedophilia. – Is there reason to believe that children who have been abused themselves risk becoming abusers? – There is some research that shows that children who have been abused have an increased risk of raping other children when they grow up. But most do not, he concludes. He emphasizes that he does not know the specific cases that are discussed, and speaks on a general basis. Svein Øverland is a child and forensic psychologist. He says there is some research that shows that children who have themselves been abused have an increased risk of raping themselves. Photo: Erlend Lånke Solbu / news All nectar No one in the family admits to having done anything to their children. Both grandfather, father, mother and uncle nectar for having abducted the children, but portrayed themselves as loving and caring. The lawsuit against the grandfather and parents of the sibling group of three was appealed first to the Court of Appeal and later to the Supreme Court. Recently, the Supreme Court said no to looking at the case again. The judgment from Trøndelag, for example, is not final.
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Four adults in the same family convicted of aggravated assault on the children – news Møre og Romsdal – Local news, TV and radio
