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– You don’t know who killed the person, you don’t know where or when it happened. You don’t even know if there have been one or more perpetrators. Everything is open, Defense Group leader Marius Dietrichson tells TV 2.
He believes the media highlights the common characteristics of a human being and uses quirks to explain an alleged crime, such as Hagen driving a reasonable car.
– And then he wonders if he is stingy and if he killed his wife because she could have been greedy for money, says the lawyer.
Tom Hagen, 70, was arrested by police on Tuesday morning. He is accused of murder or complicity in the murder of his wife Anne-Elisabeth Hagen, who disappeared from the couple’s residence in Lørenskog on October 31, 2018.
Tom Hagen denies the criminal charges, and his defense attorney, Svein Holden, warned Thursday that the arrest warrant will be appealed.
