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– The last safe observation made by the deceased was the weekend of 9-11 November. The police have reason to believe that Stig Anders Johansen died this weekend, "said police inspector Per Erik Hagen in a press release.
A man in the 1930s was arrested and charged with intentional killing related to death. Johansen was found in the victim's home on November 22, almost two weeks later.
"The police are waiting for the results of the autopsy before they can draw a final conclusion about both the place and the cause of death," Hagen said.
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The police investigation is still ongoing. The police are currently completing forensic investigations of where the deceased was found.
– In the interest of the ongoing investigation, the police can not indicate whether the place where the deceased was found is also the scene of the murder.
– Does the police have an idea of what happened?
"We have an idea of what has happened and the evolution of events, but it is too early to provide details," Hagen said.
Five men from Kripos investigated the scene.
In addition to Kripos, the local police received additional resources from the Nordland Police District. The police state that the victims are willing to explain themselves, but do not go, for investigative reasons, into the explanations provided by the victims during the interrogation.
The garden will not go into details about the murders. He says the two involved are police convictions earlier, but not in connection with the serious crime
– Both were involved in the rest
NRK spoke to someone who knew the two people involved. He confirms that both have been involved in the rest, but that both should have been on the good cold lately.
"Siktede has had a good job in recent years and has been out of control for a long time, to my knowledge," he told NRK.
"But there has been a lot of alcohol in the past and, if I understand correctly, heavier substances eventually.
The police have previously confirmed that the convicts and the deceased knew each other.
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