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Tom Hagen, accused of murder, is said to have met the “cryptoman” shortly before Anne Elisabeth Hagen’s disappearance, according to TV 2 sources. Police believe they can document this.
Both Hagen and the crypto man have said they had not seen each other for several months prior to the disappearance, but police believe they can document that they have met several times closer to the disappearance, anonymous sources told TV 2.
Known in October
It is not stated exactly when the last meeting was. But TV 2 is reported to have met regularly until the fall of 2018.
A witness has told police that he saw the “cryptoman” at Hagen’s workplace at Futurum Business Park in Lørenskog in October.
They must also have met more times than Hagen has said.
Children: – Someone is sitting on the answers.
The so-called “cryptoman”, a man in his 30s living in eastern Norway, is accused of complicity in the deprivation of liberty. He has always denied having anything to do with the case.
– No comment
The central element of the case is that in a threatening letter, a ransom of 9 million euros was demanded in the monero cryptocurrency, and that all communication would be done through bitcoin, another cryptocurrency. You can leave short messages on the so-called blockchain.
Neither the police nor Hagen’s defender, Svein Holden, will comment on the TV 2 information.
Anne-Elisabeth Hagen disappeared from her home in Lørenskog on October 31, 2018. Her husband Tom Hagen was charged with murder or complicity in murder on April 28 last year, marking a dramatic turn in the case.
Hagen denies criminal guilt.
