The Local reports:
a man has been arrested in Gothenburg on suspicion of murdering university lecturer Fuat Deniz, who was stabbed on campus at Örebro University in central Sweden last month.
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Police in Örebro have been working intensively since the murder to track down the killer. Local police were joined in early January by seven officers from the National Murder Commission (Riksmordkommissionen).
Shortly after the attack a man wearing blood-spattered clothes was seen in a grocery store near the university. The Swedish Forensic Science Laboratory on Tuesday returned enhanced footage from a security camera, believed to show the killer. But police said on Wednesday that the wrong sequence had been enhanced. Another sequence has now been sent for enhancement.
Fuat Deniz moved to Sweden from Turkey with his parents in the 1970s. He was well known among Syrians and Assyrians, and had carried out research on political activists. Colleagues have said they suspect a political motive for the killing. Police say they cannot rule out a political motive and have brought in experts from the Swedish Security Police, Säpo.
As they say in the U.S., the police have “a person of interest.” Three guesses as to his religion. Three more as to his lack of remorse. And another three on how many virgins he rates after he is
This is where I part company with those who don’t believe in the death penalty. One crime that should carry such a price is murder carried out in the name of one’s god — whomever that god should turn out to be. That is a killing with deep societal damage attached to it. Such individuals should be culled from the gene pool.
imho, of course.
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Hat tip: CB
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6 comments:
Wow, am I glad to hear this. I was getting worried about the comments from the Swedish police about 'no political motive' and the implications that would have.
Am reading more about Wilson. That has implications, too.
The journalist Nuri Kino has what appears to be the police announcement of the arrest here. The Örebro paper Nerikes Allehanda has coverage here. All in Swedish, unfortunately.
AINA follows it in English. No further information than what has already been posted, though.
The Local has another update , saying the suspect knew Deniz and "had been in the frame at a very early stage in the investigation." However, "Deputy Chief Prosecutor Kristian Agneklev said he could not reveal the nature of Deniz's relationship with his suspected killer nor could he give details of the suspected motive." has several stories, one which (as far as I can determine with the help of an online dictionary) says that prosecutors have decided to request that the suspect, 42-year-old Karl-Erik Antonsson, be held in custody.
The language barrier is exasperating, to say the least.
Three guesses as to his religion. Three more as to his lack of remorse. And another three on how many virgins he rates after he is sentenced to death umm, incarcerated for a really, really long time. Maybe 5 years?
1. Christian
2. Probably lacking
3. Zero
I cheated, of course, so I'll assign my prize to the folks at Sadly, No, for their tireless work in mocking and ridiculing the ridiculous and mockable.
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