The killings of Hadelands: – Among the most shocking and most reported murders in the history of Norwegian crime

The killings of Hadelands are among the most discussed and shocking massacres in the history of Norwegian crime

On a deserted forest road in Hadeland, two men were shot dead on 22 February 1981. Johnny Olsen , then aged 18, was found guilty of murdering another young man. A third man was found guilty of involvement

. The murders have attracted great attention both in Norway and abroad. It was due in particular to young people, neo-Nazis, and executions in good and due form.

On Thursday, Johnny Olsen was detained for four weeks, accused of a new murder and resignation after the discovery of a corpse.

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The three enemies of Hadelands were in a neo-Nazi group called Norway German Army

37 years ago, the two young men were found on the forest road of the municipality of Lunner, killed respectively 18 and 11 times. The people killed were also part of the neo-Nazi group

Together, the five people previously stolen from a weapons store owned by the Heime Protection.

When the two men wanted to pay for the theft of arms, they are in conflict with the elder of the convicted persons. In addition, others feared that someone would be silent. Olsen and the convict then drove the two men to Hadeland, where the murder was perpetrated with a gun and a machine gun, as a mere execution

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The last sergeant sergeant in the army, was not present at the time of the murder. He was found guilty of involvement and was designated as the mastermind behind the murders. The man has since claimed to have been the victim of a word of political justice. Six times, he tried to resume his trial without success

The police detained

The convicts did not know that the police already knew the firearm on February 19, three days before the murder.

spotted the men and was actually present at Hadeland when the murders were carried out. The deserted forest road prevented police officers from seeing the incident, but they noticed that four in the car on the way to Hadeland had become two when they came out of the forest.

The police decided to stop the car. The hunt ended as the car with the two killers ended up in the ditch at Oslo's Romsås

Olsen was sentenced to 18 years in prison. After 12 years behind the walls, he was released in 1993. The other two were sentenced to 18 and 12 years respectively.

Wanted out of the environment

Johnny Olsen changed his name after the killings of the Hadelands. Today, he is again accused of murder and paralysis after the Maridalen disaster.

At Wednesday's prison meeting, he denied any assassination with the murder. – Everything is a lie! he shouted to the press.

In 2000, Olsen said in an interview with Dagbladet that he wanted to break with the nationalist environment. He was later convicted of several acts of violence in 2014. At that time, he was convicted of violence against a woman, a pharmaceutical company, and for holding a loaded weapon without authorization.

Dagbladet Magazine published a lengthy interview in 2016 The other man who, along with Johnny Olsen, shot the two at Hadeland in 1981.

The man said that the plan was that he was a man. he should keep watch while Olsen had to lure both out of the car and kill them with a bullet in the head. Nevertheless, he did not go well after the plan, and he also ends up as a killer