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The insulted man described the conditions in which he should have lived as "a hell".
– He mentions it as terrible, a hell, says Aina Helene Tveneberg, Attorney General for AIDS helps Tvengsberg at VG.
At NRK, she says that she can not say anything about what happened, but that there should be a friendship between the two men.
It is Oppland Arbeiderblad who wrote the first on the case
Confessed over time
– The two are not in the family, and have no relationship emotional. They have been familiar with the weather, they are both mountains, says Tvengsberg.
She tells him that his client is stupid, but that he is cared for by family and health staff.
Tvengsberg says that the man is tired but relieved. He is now cared for by health professionals and family.
– Of course, there is great psychological and physical pressure in this situation, she told NRK.
She does not want to go into details the man explained to the police but confirms that he felt exposed to "threats, coercion and partial violence."
– What I can confirm is that he feels that he was lodged in a position where he perceived
Do not recognize the penalties
The sifted man in the 60s does not recognize criminal charges after the sentence.
Siktde was made for detention in the Gjøvik District Court yesterday and was jailed in two weeks with letters and visits. "In the assessment, the Court paid particular attention to the appearance of the accused when the police arrived at the venue on June 29 and to the information contained in the same document as the weekend. sentenced end attempted to treat offenders "
Affirms to have done nothing that is punishable
The Gjøvik District Court writes that the police request for a month of detention would be a disproportionate intervention. The court also states that detention in prison for two weeks does not constitute a disproportionate intervention.
"It is obvious that the penal framework of Article 251, first paragraph, of the Penal Code is a prison for two years and that the suspicion is not particularly strong". Decision
The police can not say anything about the delay for criminal acts. Magnhild Claudius defends the lawyer of Arnor B. Ilstad and writes in a text sent to NRK that his client does not recognize any trouble.
– He claims that he did not do anything criminal. She does not recognize what appears in the sentence or what has been written about it, she writes.
Lost contact
According to OA, the family lost contact with him two years ago. The man was observed retrospectively in a few cases, and always accompanied by man in the 60s.
The man insulted in the 40s should have had an addiction problem and a diagnosis who could have made a victim of it, recounting a contact with the family at the OA newspaper. The family contact further states that the sighed man had total control over the man
– He was manipulated by this man to believe that family and friends do not want anything to have to do with him, says the family contact.
The man insulted should have been in a bad constitution when he was found by friends and family at an address in western Norway. The victim of the 1960s was arrested by the police on June 30.
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