I don't think that girls are agents, but I definitely believe that US has jumped on the bandwagon as soon the opportunity arose. Remember that prosecutor dismis

I don't think that girls are agents, but I definitely believe that US has jumped on the bandwagon as soon the opportunity arose. Remember that prosecutor dismissed the case initially and then changed the mind later (presumably after a phone call from the above)? And all the insisting on him coming personally to Sweden is suspicious. First of all, he's not even officially charged yet, he's just wanted for questioning. Why can't he be questioned in the embassy? Why Sweden needs him personally present? Wouldn't it be logical that after all this time he was tried in absentia, with layers to represent him? Remember that this is Sweden, not US. Even if he gets convicted, he'd probably go away with a suspended sentence, or a few months in super-nice Swedish prison, where he'd probably have better conditions than he has now living in the embassy. Why wouldn't he go for it, serve his time and then walk away as a free man, if it was just that? Makes no sense for him to go through all of this, if the threat is not real...