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HERE ALL THE STORIES END: A man is said to have been subjected to violence in the Lindbäckveien in Oslo on Saturday night. He is later said to have been taken away in a car with several others. Photo: Fredrik Hagen
On Saturday night, the police were notified that an adult had been subjected to violence in the Lindbäckveien on Nordstrand in Oslo.
Police were notified of the incident at 10:13 PM on Saturday. They came out with the case in a press release Sunday afternoon.
– We were contacted by a witness who told us that there had been an incident of violence, which resulted in one person being taken with several others in a car, Superintendent Kenneth Wilberg informs VG.
He will not come up with the technical clues that exist in the case, but points out that there are several independent witnesses who have described the incident.
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Ask for advice
Superintendent Wilberg also doesn’t want to elaborate on what the car or the person involved should have looked like.
The police write in the press release that they are doing their best to find out what happened to the person in question, and that they are investigating based on various hypotheses.
Police say they want information from the public about sightings of people and cars in the area. They also ask that the people involved in the incident get in touch, preferably in writing via the “General Advice Form” on police.no.
No one reported missing
NTB spoke to Wilberg again in the 1920s on Sunday night, about five hours after they first dated and asked the audience for advice.
– So far, we have only received one piece of advice that we are analyzing. It is based on an observation made in the immediate area and we are looking at it more closely, says the NTB chief police officer.
He claims that so far no one has been reported missing in Oslo after the incident.
– If someone had been reported missing, they would have put the case in a different light. But just because there hasn’t been a missing persons report doesn’t necessarily mean no one is missing, Wilberg says.
