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The alleged murder in the Fagersta tunnel shocked the inhabitants of the small town where "everyone knows everyone". The sadness is great after the deceased woman described her as beautiful and weird.
– I am so shocked. I saw her a few days ago and now she's gone, says Fagerstabo
Chock, surprise and sadness. Residents of the Fagersta area, described as calm and safe by most residents, woke up Friday to police stations, dog patrols and police cars in traffic.
In a viaduct that connects a factory site to a school and a lush villa, a woman in her 30s was seriously injured early Friday morning. The individuals let the police cry and tried to save his life. But the woman was seriously injured and died when the police arrived.
– She was a giant girl and a cute girl, says Ola, 65, of Fagersta.
He looks into the viaduct where the police just lifted the locks that extended from the tunnel and around the entire school. Her family knows the woman who has died since she was little.
"My daughter could not believe it was true when she discovered it," he said.
Another man who lived in Fagersta throughout his life met the woman that day in town, he says.
– I am so shocked. I saw her a few days ago and now she's gone. This was a nice girl. It's rude, he says.
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The woman's injury causes the police to suspect that someone killed her at the viaduct. They opened an investigation into murders or declines.
Fagerstabon Frida Malinen, 19, works on the other side of the road through the tunnel. Every day she crosses the viaduct to work. Often, shortly after five in the morning.
– This is uncomfortable. That I moved there at that time and that I was lucky now. She says that there is a risk of meeting something you do not want to see.
When she woke up on Friday morning, she woke up to a host of annoying messages.
– We sent messages and wondered if everyone was okay, if everybody lived, said Frida Malinen.
Fagersta, with some 13,000 inhabitants, is a small town. According to the locals themselves, a city where we look at each other.
– Everyone knows everyone here, says a woman who found out what happened when she went to work in the morning.
Police barriers extended to his place of work.
– You have chills all over your body. It's terrible. We all think so, she says.
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