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A year and a half ago, when Anne-Elisabeth Hagen disappeared, the 70-year-old woman was driving a gray Citröen Picasso.
In the time after the disappearance, the police examined the car, TV 2 was reported by people with a good knowledge of the case.
In May 2019, the car was sold to a company that replaces vehicles. A few days later, it was resold to a private resident of western Norway.
I spoke to the police before the sale.
Before the car is sold, one or more people in the Hagen family must have contacted the police to report the car sale.
After TV 2 was informed, the police gave a signal that it was ready to sell the car.
But about a month before the arrest last week, the police contacted the new owner of the car. They stated that they would re-examine the car.
It was recovered and then returned, according to Bergens Tidende.
TV 2 has asked the police what investigations they did into the car at the time of the disappearance in the fall of 2018, whether the police were notified of the sale and why they brought the car for further investigation a month before the arrest.
Several cars have been seized
In an email, police attorney Haris Hrenovica responds as follows:
– Police can confirm that during the investigation we seized several vehicles. Due to the ongoing investigation, we cannot comment further on who owns these vehicles or what type of investigations we have.
undertaken.
They do not want to confirm or deny that there was a dialogue before the sale of the car in May 2019.
On Tuesday, a week and a half ago, Tom Hagen was arrested and charged with killing his own wife. Denies criminal charges.
Tom Hagen’s advocate Svein Holden does not want to comment on this matter.
Launched – can’t move home
The Eastern Police District continues its investigation after Hagen, against the will of the police, was released on Friday. The 70-year-old man is still charged with murder or complicity in the murder.
his wife
When Hagen was released from Oslo prison on Friday afternoon, the police wanted to arrest him again, but the state prosecutor said no. Confirmed Attorney General Kirsti
The worm boy against NRK on Saturday morning.
Holden said Saturday that Tom Hagen wants to move into his home, but that the police will not allow it, due to records against the house in Sloraveien 4.
Another person, a man in his 30s, is charged in the case.
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