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The 25-year-old man sentenced to life imprisonment by the court of appeal has fled to Lebanon before the execution of his sentence. He has asked to travel to Sweden, but he is now sentenced to death by the Lebanese court – a sentence that will be transformed into life sentence.
It was in March 2015 that three young people were killed in Uddevalla in what the police described as "unblemished execution".
At the beginning of the investigation, the police had suspicions against two brothers, one of them having already been sentenced to life imprisonment by the district court and the other released.
In court, the two brothers were then sentenced to life imprisonment for three murders. As one of them had been released by the district court, he found himself in court.
Stolen in Lebanon
The man managed to fly to Lebanon and became sought after by the international community. He was arrested in 2016 by the Lebanese police at the Interpol appeal.
Sweden has repeatedly tried to have the man delivered, but the Lebanese authorities have refused to declare that there was no extradition agreement between Sweden and Sweden. Lebanon.
Search for rescue
Earlier this year, the man sought relief in Sweden. With the help of his lawyer, Björn Hurtig, new crime scene investigations were carried out, new witnesses summoned and questioned the majority of the evidence leading to the conviction.
This summer, however, the Supreme Court decided not to resign.
Sentenced to death
The 25-year-old man in a Lebanese court is sentenced to death for the triple murder in Uddevalla.
Lebanon, which no longer executes the death penalty, will convert the sentence to life imprisonment.
He is also ordered to pay approximately 300,000 SEK in damages to two family members of the three victims.
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