Johanna Möller works for the trip – does not take advantage of the women's institution

Dated for life for the summer cottage in Arboga

Johanna Möller deserves a life sentence for, among other things, murder.

Eight months after the judgment of the Court of Appeal, Möller states that she is innocently sentenced – and that she does not stand out with life between walls.

With handwritten pieces, she is now working on her travel app.

Johanna Möller is sentenced to life imprisonment for, inter alia, the murder of her father and the murder of her mother in the Arboga case, a careful investigation in the summer of 2016.

His boyfriend at the time, Mohammad Rajabi, was sentenced to 14 years in prison and deportation.

After the verdict of the Court of Appeal in February of this year, Möller was finally placed in the women's office in Ystad. She had been deprived of liberty since the arrest on 2 September 2016.

Inside the facility, the convicted murderer is subject to strict security. According to criminal investigations, there is a significant risk of escape and exemption.

Möller: Does not stand out

The institution also considers that there is a risk that it may manipulate people taken to get them to render services to it.

But according to Aftonbladet, Johanna Möller is complaining that she is threatened and harassed by other intruders. In particular, she will be described as a murderer and a rapist. For the staff, Möller told her that she did not stand out at the office.

She claims her virginity and is described in detail for what she actually meant at Arboga's summer home, the night her father was stabbed to death.

Handwritten material for the travel application

Johanna Möller uses a travel app inside the establishment. She recently obtained permission to copy handwritten material intended for the application. She has to pay $ 104 for the 37 pages to be copied.

The prosecution has previously refused her telephone conversation with two people who, in her opinion, are helping her to apply. On the other hand, she was allowed to visit her.

Byron Törnström is Johanna Möller's lawyer.

"The focus is on the work we have in front of us with the travel app and we do it – I can not talk about it anymore," he says.

October 21, 2018 10:05 p.m.