- She alerted the police before she went to Philippines – Dagbladet.no

- She alerted the police before she went to Philippines – Dagbladet.no

ASKØY / OSLO (Dagbladet): A 30-year-old woman from the Philippines was arrested at the airport today, accused of poisoning her husband (61), a Norwegian citizen, in Sunderland outside Bergen last year.

– She is charged with premeditated murder. She is Filipino citizen and is accused of having killed his spouse, a 61 year old man. He was a Norwegian citizen.

Police Attorney Inger-Lise Hoyland says that the police started investigation immediately after death.

– The rettsmedisinke result came two months after death. It showed that he died of carbon monoxide poisoning and drugs, says Hoyland.

– By the time there has been extensive investigation. We have also received assistance from the NCIS, she says.

– Called the police

The woman does not acknowledge guilt. She traveled to the Philippines in December last year. Defender Ms Keller Fløystad says she then notified the police in advance of the holiday journey. – She had been interrogated, and wanted to check if it was okay that she traveled. I contacted the police and was told that it was okay and that it was not planned new questioning. At that time she was not indicted, says Keller Fløystad Dagbladet.

She says that the client was made aware of the cause of death already in the beginning of September last year. She says client was indicted for perjury, after she missed a date indications.

– It was trifling matters. She was initially charged with having killed her husband when she was arrested at the airport, she said.

Police Attorney Hoyland told Dagbladet that she is not aware that the police were asked if the accused could travel out of the country in early December.

– At that time she was not charged with murder, and we could not hold on to her, she explains.

Two daughters

The lawyer will not say anything about the findings they have made.

Spell says that the pursuit of how drugs and carbon monoxide had come in the blood of the deceased began immediately after the police had received the final autopsy report in September .

Hoyland will not comment on questions about others may be suspected of having contributed to the murder.

The couple had no children together. Deceased had two daughters over 18 years, who did not live in the residence in question.

The woman presented for custody Thursday. 13.