Based on the accused’s statement, the police have located and seized a weapon which is believed to have been used. The police cannot at the present time provide further information about the type of weapon involved. The police write this in a press release. On 26 June, the police found the deceased in an outback area by a police patrol and sniffer dog, in Tana. So far, an extensive and demanding investigation has been carried out, the police write. There remains some further questioning of witnesses and the accused, review and analysis of electronic traces and other technical and tactical investigations.
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The accused admits murder in the Tana case – news Troms and Finnmark
