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– Two or three years ago, when he tried to obtain municipal housing, he was informed by the public authorities that he was registered as "non-existent or non-living". It was a shock. Suddenly, it was not recorded anywhere. It just did not exist for the authorities, says the human rights defender, Fridtjof Feydt, at the newspaper.
Renamed name
DRAPSIKTET: John Edvin Lie, former Johnny Olsen and his defender Fridtjof Feydt) in Oslo tinghus in 2004.
Photo: Roald Berit / NTB scanpix
John Edvin Lie (55), accused of murder and paralysis after finding a person burned in Maridalen on Wednesday, changed his name to Johnny Olsen in 2001.
Then he was also homeless. According to the lawyer, the mother had to meet Lie, at the Folkeregisteret or the municipality of Oslo, to confirm her identity.
On Friday, police officer Pål-Fredrik Hjort Kraby of Oslo District told NTB that Lie was living in the woods of the Maridalen tents.
The police also found the identity of the person and now work to alert his relatives
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The massacres of the Hadelands
Lie has a long criminal history and was one of the main men of the massacres of the Hadelands in 1981. He and four others, who had been in the region of the map shows.
Photo: Frode Løken / All were members of the neo-Nazi group of the German army in Germany, stole weapons to protect the Heime. In addition, they stole 50 kilograms of dynamite from Mandal
However, there was a feud in the group when two of the men promised the reward for the armament claimed the money that they thought they were entitled.
In fear that they Two men wanted to go to the police with information on weapons, Lie and two companions orchestrated what later became the killing of the Hadelands.
The men were shot in the neck and shot 29 times with a firearm. Lie was sentenced to 18 years in prison but was released in 1993. The other two were sentenced to 18 and 12 years respectively.
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