Despite several seizures of weapons, the police have not found what they believe to be the murder weapon. They therefore want the accused woman in her 70s to be jailed for another four weeks, so that evidence is not lost. Prison meeting is today, Friday. The police believe the woman in her 70s shot and killed her roommate with a headshot. news has not succeeded in getting in touch with the accused’s defense counsel. He has previously stated that the woman does not plead guilty to the charge. Believe the murder weapon has been removed – We can confirm that the deceased has died as a result of a gunshot to the head. That’s what made the coroners sound the alarm when they found a projectile in his head, says police inspector Henning Klauseie in the Innlandet police district. But after thorough investigations indoors, the police believe that the weapon is not there. – We have also carried out searches outdoors with assistance from the Armed Forces, and have not yet found the weapon. Then the suspicion is that it has been removed from the site. But the murder weapon itself has so far not been found. – We believe that a smaller handgun was used, which then resulted in the deceased receiving the injuries he sustained and dying. It is one of the pieces of evidence that we strongly need to work on. POLICE: Since the case became known on the eve of 2023, the investigation has been ongoing. The police are still hunting for the murder weapon. Photo: Frode Meskau / news Shot in the head The police believe that the accused’s explanations during the police interrogation do not agree with the rest of the investigation. Thus, the grounds for suspicion are not weakened, says Klauseie. The weapons the police have seized are both registered and unregistered weapons belonging to both the accused and the dead man in his 70s. – The need to find this weapon is urgent, and until this is found there is a risk of tampering with evidence. Both had firearms licenses. It was early on Saturday 30 December that the police in Innlandet were notified of an unexpected death in a holiday home at Flisa in Solør. The police raised the murder alarm eleven days after the coroners found a bullet in the head of the deceased man. According to the police, both the deceased man and the woman accused of murder have firearms licenses. – We are now trying to find out where the unregistered weapons come from and how long they have had these weapons, says the police inspector. Man found dead in holiday home at Flisa Police received notification of an unexpected death via AMK on 30 December. A cohabiting couple must have stayed alone in a cabin on Flisa and it was the woman in her 70s who reported the death. The dead man, also in his 70s, requested an autopsy. The woman in her 70s was arrested in the Oslo police district and charged with murdering her roommate. On Friday morning, the police in Innlandet issued a press release stating that they are investigating a suspicious death. According to the press release, it was findings at the scene that led to a request for an autopsy on the dead man. The woman was remanded in custody for four weeks with a letter and visiting ban due to the risk of tampering with evidence. The woman did not consent to the imprisonment and appealed the ruling. Defense attorney Helge Hartz tells news that the district court released the woman after an appeal against the imprisonment. However, the police appealed against the decision, and the woman had to be remanded in custody until a decision is reached. The Eidsivating Court of Appeal believes that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting murder, and that there is a risk of tampering with evidence if the accused is released. She therefore remains imprisoned until 9 February with a letter and visiting ban. The police confirm what VG has previously reported, that the man died from a gunshot to the head. They state that they still have not found the murder weapon. At the same time, the woman is requested to continue being imprisoned for four new weeks. The accused woman in her 70s is being detained for four new weeks with a letter and visiting ban. Show more
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Murder weapon still not found – news Innlandet – Local news, TV and radio
