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The book is ready to be sold when Kaj Linna will receive the publisher's premises. The self-biography titled "The Visitor" and was written with the author Theodor Lundgren. A book on 13 black years in prison and on the fight for freedom, but also on the love of Petra Wüllrich with whom he married this summer.
They met when Kaj Linna had to learn Spanish in prison and she was his teacher.
"We both felt that we loved each other's company but it became a problem because I was in jail and it was not appropriate, I did not want to shoot it in my life. It was not horrible for her but it was really fun to sit and study Spanish with such feelings.
The sister revealed the love
As Kaj Linna hesitated, her sister went behind her and solved the problem – she revealed to Petra that Kaj was in love.
"I did not dare to tell myself that I was in love but I was very happy, she solved the problem, even though she did not have my permission," he says.
Kaj and Petra became a couple.
"We decided pretty quickly that she would quit, and then we could spend time in a normal way.
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18 million for the lost years
Last spring, Kaj Linna received a substantial compensation for her detention. The Chancellor of Justice has decided to receive 18 million Swedish kroner for the 13 years of his sentencing to prison.
But Kaj Linna says today that it was not worth it. He would no longer choose to be in prison for this money.
"If I could travel on time, I would not have chosen to go to jail for $ 18 million, it has been a mess all my life.
He is now engaging in other cases in which criminals seek to be saved. Kaj Linna wants to create a travel agency in Sweden.
– Norway has solved this problem, they have an independent travel agency. Getting a reservation does not mean you get it for free, it just means getting a new comment. In anticipation of what our politicians take over and make sure that changes are made, I have already launched a thief. I am a travel agency today, you can say. I work on individual cases, explains Kaj Linna.
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Background: The fall of calamari
Kaj Linna, convicted of robbery in Kalamark, near Piteå in 2004, received 18 million allowances this spring. He currently lives in El Hierro, the westernmost of the Canary Islands, and has just married his Spanish teacher, Petra Wüllrich.
In 2004, brothers Sune and Roger revealed a violent robbery in Kalamark, near Piteå. Sune had been living for two days when he was found by the home care staff – and in the backyard, Roger was murdered. Shot dead to death with a log of wood.
The following year, Kaj Linna was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder and armed robbery. The judgment was largely based on the "Nils" evidence.
In December 2016, the Supreme Court granted Kaj Linna's travel application, the third in the program. The main reason was that the credibility of the witness "Nils" had been strongly questioned.
On May 30, the last day of the new trial, the Supreme Court of Upper Norrland put Kaj Linna on leave in anticipation of the verdict. The sentence fell on June 15 – Linna was released.
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