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I remember the woman in Sweden that was found, apparently, beaten to death. Of course the husband was the prime suspect. Took a long good while for them to agre
by sandos 3y ago
I remember the woman in Sweden that was found, apparently, beaten to death. Of course the husband was the prime suspect. Took a long good while for them to agree that she was in fact killed by a moose. He even sued for wrongful accusation:
https://sverigesradio.se/artikel/6264964 https://sverigesradio.se/artikel/6264964
- mongol 3y agoThat story is a despicable example of shabby police work. They found blood on the lawnmover and assumed it was her blood. They never tested the kind of blood. It turned out it was blood from snails.
- khazhoux 3y agoWasn’t it discovered later that the husband and the moose were in cahoots and had planned the whole thing together?
- MadSudaca 3y agoExtremely unfortunate. You have to deal with your spouse's death and as an extra, you get thrown in jail and ostracized by your community. The article doesn't say anything of what happened afterwards, but I hope the man had his retribution.
- rob74 3y agoThis underlines the unfortunate difference between what you see on TV shows like CSI and reality: I think if either the police or the pathologist had cared to look close enough, the differences between the wounds of being beaten vs. trampled by a moose should be enough to clear the husband of suspicion before he was charged?