(Dagbladet): There is no one knows exactly when Per Gunnar Asheim, which was found in a burned car on Wednesday 27 March Easter week 2013, died. He had barely monoxide in the lungs and damages after the fire was so big that the police have not been able to establish the direct cause of death.
Asheim mobile lying in the same place for 28 hours from approximately at. 23 Monday 25 March, the began to move in 03 o’clock the night of Wednesday. Meanwhile there are several witnesses who have seen Asheim Tuesday 26 March.
– Waved
A woman, who had grown up in Tranby, said in court today that she saw Per Gunnar Asheim and one of his sons out in the garden when they came to Tranby to visit her father.
– We waved and saluted him, she said in court today.
Another of the couple’s neighbors said she saw the two run away from home in each car during the evening of 26 March. She saw now deceased Per Gunnar Asheim first.
– Per Gunnar drove the brown family car. He drove very fast, so I pushed my daughter a little aside. It was unlike him. I was a little scared, said neighbor woman in court today.
She says she saw it now drapstiltalte wife run out something afterwards, far quieter.
– She drove sports car BMW.
– Heard car at night
The accused woman sent him Tuesday March 26 text messages and left voicemail messages in which she asked him come back. Asheim was found dead in the burnt BMW in a parking lot in Tranby Drammen morning Wednesday 27 March.
One of the closest neighbors of the couple says, like the woman who was back at childhood tracts that she saw Per Gunnar Asheim and one of his sons out in the garden on Tuesday 26 March.
She explained also about more observations she made during the evening and nighttime Tuesday evening.
– I went and let me in 22 o’clock. When I looked out of the window, and I looked down at their home. It was completely dark. There tend never to be there, and there I reacted. It always tends to be one way or another light there, she said in court.
– During the night I also had the toilet. When I let myself again, I saw that their data stood in the living room. Then I thought that they were at home, I thought they had really gone on vacation.
She says she often saw the light from a PC that stood in the house. A little later in the night she woke up she heard a car.
– Early morning I heard a car ran out. There were three or four time. It was a little cold, it was frozen, and I heard therefore that it crunched when the car drove. But I did not see anything, I just heard it, she said.
defendant defends Anders Westeng asked if she heard someone run out of the house the night before. The defendant did namely in 1:30 o’clock.
– When I did not notice anything, she answered.
Mobile Motion
Drammen District Court received earlier today today presented a numerous details of telephone activity of deceased Per Gunnar Asheim and his wife.
The court heard that at. 2:48 that night, just hours before Asheim was found dead in the burnt car, began his cell to move. The alternated between different mobile transmitters at Tranby, struck on Jerpaasen against Asker before it was again back at Tranby and a base station that covers both detached and instead he was found dead.
The time 3:15 sent the phone a signal that “it went off-line.” The burnt-out car was found in the morning on Wednesday 27 March and mobile were destroyed in the fire.
Prosecutors believe they can prove that the woman once 26 or 27 March drugged man, placed him in BMW convertible and set fire to the vehicle.
Refuses sake
The accused woman bought a petrol can on Bauhaus on Liertoppen Tuesday 26 March. Same day she filled diesel jug. She explained that she would fill it on their ancestors snowblower – which runs on gasoline. In court, she explained that it happened she filled incorrectly, also on the vehicle.
The accused woman, who was married to Per Gunnar Asheim until he died, refuses guilt.
Prosecutors believe 53-year-old killed her husband because of the harrowing custody case they lay up in. While she would have shared custody of the three youngest children, he would that they should be placed in a foster home with his family on Vestlandet.Da Their oldest daughter testified last week, she described horrendous childhood relationship with violence and intimidation. As late as the week before Asheim was found dead, was the couple in a meeting with the county board of social affairs.
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