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Threatened with a bomb, he tried to escape from the prison of Danish inventor Peter Madsen, a submarine killer but sentenced to life in prison.
News of the escape attempt was first reported Tuesday by Ekstra Bladet, who also posted a short video showing a man detained by police in front of a fence.
The newspaper was informed that Madsen, convicted of the murder and dismemberment of Swedish reporter Kim Wall, had managed to escape from a prison west of Copenhagen by threatening to detonate an alleged bomb.
Police confirmed the interception of “a man” in a Twitter message, but Madsen was not identified.
In August 2017, the 49-year-old inventor, a rocket engineer, tortured and killed 30-year-old Swedish journalist Kim Wall in a self-made submarine who boarded a man’s submarine to make a report. It dismembered the victim, discarding the body parts in the strait between Denmark and Sweden, but the water washed them ashore.
Madsen denied killing the woman in a 2018 lawsuit, only admitting to cutting her up and throwing her into the sea. He also first confessed to the murder in a recent television documentary, a telephone interview. (MTI, Reuters)
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