5 ms·
I lived on Refshaleøen for 6 months, quite close to his workshop and I am friends with a bunch of people that he frequently lent electricity for outdoor events
by MrJagil 9y ago
I lived on Refshaleøen for 6 months, quite close to his workshop and I am friends with a bunch of people that he frequently lent electricity for outdoor events in the area. Apparently he was a very nice man, though a little bit eccentric.
My impression is that premeditated murders rarely occur in Denmark (outside of gang violence), and this case is garnering an enourmous amount of publicity. The rights for the movie have already been secured.
- delinka 9y ago>The rights for the movie have already been secured. From whom? This kind of thing really irks me. I hope no one is paying this ... person for the "rights" to tell his story.
- cpncrunch 9y ago>My impression is that premeditated murders rarely occur in Denmark I'm not sure this was premeditated. He might just have been having these fantasies for a while, and then just decided to do it when he had this lady in his submarine.
- m12k 9y agoI think in much the same way the the Trump administration has satirists scratching their heads how to keep up with reality, this case has crime novelists wondering how reality managed to outdo them.
- coldtea 9y ago>My impression is that premeditated murders rarely occur in Denmark Who said it was premeditated? If it was premeditated then a private submarine while others know you went on trip with the victim would be the very worst place to commit it.
- dpark 9y agoYeah, it's unlikely that a guy with a hard drive full of videos of women's beheadings was planning anything when he invited a woman onto his private boat and then beheaded her.
- coldtea 9y agoYes, it's unlikely. What he had on his hard drive only shows that he would be the guy to enjoy to behead someone (at least as a fantasy) -- not that he was also so stupid as to plan to do it inside inside a small tube in the ocean where others knew he would be alone with the victim.