Former investigator: – We talked about a burglary, not a robbery – VG

Former police detective Ivar FAHSING says he and Paul Enger not talking about a unsolved robbery in “The Social Security.”

It’s tonight’s episode of NRK program that Enger admits to having been the one who stands behind a “break” in the luxury jeweler store David-Andersen in Oslo avenue in Oslo.

– David-Andersen is obsolete. It is not I wanted for, but it was I who did it, says Fields.

– It admits now?

– There was no one else was able to do it than me just then.

Rejects robbery confession

MURDER RESEARCH: In 2006 joined Ivar FAHSING as homicide investigator, having worked both in Crime Squad in Oslo and NCIS. Now, he is on investigation management at the Police Academy and the University of Gothenburg.

Photo: Patrick Da Silva Sæther , VG

Several media, including VG, wrote Tuesday evening that it was probably talking about a unsolved robbery jeweler shop in 2003, where beds were indicted. Police believed that the statements could be enough to apprehend beds for the 12 year old robbed.

Just after midnight, however contra message from former police detective Ivar FAHSING, which is also the guest of tonight episode of “The Social Security.” He told VG that he and Paul Enger talked about a burglary.

– I can confirm that we talked about a burglary at David-Andersen 1990s, and not a robbery, he says to VG.

To Dagbladet also rejects the protagonist himself that he has confessed 2003 robbed.

– It is not right that I have confessed and have robbed one of the stores to jeweler David Andersen in 2003. It is the cleanest nonsense. And of course I have never said it, says Pål Enger continues:

– I asked about the “break” of David-Andersen. There I answer is that yes, it was I the only one who was able to do at the time. But what I answer are not robbed in 2003, but a burglary at David-Andersen in 1997. I’m not convicted of it, and it is theft regardless of date.

– Feel misunderstood

To Dagbladet says Enger that he feels that his statements have been cut out of its original context.

– NRK have cut it wrong. It is unfortunate and I feel misunderstood. I want to disavow it, says Enger said.

ART TEMPLATES: Pål Enger is also known as an artist. Here he is photographed in prison Hassel where he painted pictures while he was serving.

Photo: Trond Solberg , VG

Engers lawyer, Fridtjov FEYDT, said to NRK Tuesday night that his client denies ranstilståelsen.

– I just talked to him, and there is no robbery at all. I looked at NRK.no and other sites that there was talk of a robbery from 2003, but he says that he have talked about is a burglary from 1996 to 1997 with David-Andersen. He has acknowledged now, says FEYDT NRK.