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The man in his 30s who was originally charged with murder in the Hagen case is now accused of contributing to Anne-Elisabeth Hagen’s deprivation of liberty.
Dag Svensson defends the man in his 30s. Here he is at the police station in Lillestrøm on Friday. Photo: Ørn E. Borgen / NTB scanpix
Tom Hagen was released on Friday and picked up by attorney Svein Holden. Photo: Ørn E. Borgen / NTB scanpix
Anne-Elisabeth Hagen disappeared from her home in Sloraveien in Fjellhamar in Lørenskog on October 31, 2018. Photo: Private Scanpix / NTB
Confirm the Eastern Police District on Saturday night.
– The charge has been changed to contribute to severe deprivation of liberty, see section 255 of the Penal Code.
VG, Dagbladet and Nettavisen first reported the change.
– The police reported this when we started the interrogations today, Svensson tells VG.
According to Nettavisen, the customer is not aware of this charge.
The man in his 30s was released after questioning him on Saturday.
– Several interrogations were carried out last Saturday afternoon, where the man explained himself to the police. He has been released because the police do not believe there is a danger of loss of evidence, prosecutor Hrenovica said in a press release.
At Kripos
The defendant was questioned at Kripos in Brynseng in Oslo on Saturday. Svensson tells NTB that he is satisfied with the launch.
– He will try to get home and relax, says the defender.
The accused man in his 30s has a relationship with Tom Hagen, and police have stated that “they are familiar with the man’s IT and cryptocurrency experience.”
He, like Tom Hagen, was first charged with Section 275 of the Penal Code for having taken his life or assisted by Anne-Elisabeth Hagen.
The garden was left without custody on Friday after the prosecutor’s appeal was rejected by the Supreme Court’s Appeals Committee.
Must have asked for cryptocurrency
In a web forum that VG has tracked, the accused man in his 30s raises the issue of untraceable cryptocurrency and places it in the context of criminal acts, including kidnapping.
In connection with the disappearance of Anne-Elisabeth Hagen, a claim by alleged hijackers of € 9 million in ransom was paid in the monero crypto currency.
Attorney General Kirsti Guttormsen confirms to NRK that the police investigative team wanted to arrest Tom Hagen when he was released from Oslo prison on Friday afternoon. Did not approve of the State Attorney.
search warrants
According to NRK, the police have decided on a third-party transaction for the Hagen family home at Sloraveien 4 in Lørenskog and a property in Kvitfjell.
– We will consider the legality of this. Then we have to consider what to do next, Hagen’s defense attorney Svein Holden tells NTB.
Due to the records, the police do not allow Hagen to move into his home.
– He wants to move home and use the cabin, says the defender.
