In December last year was a Greek ship officer sentenced to eight years in prison for killing a woman on board a ship, although it was never found something similar.
On Wednesday the appeal concluded in the Court of Appeal and the man was again found guilty of murder, writes ahead.
According to the prosecution allegation shall murder have occurred in Dutch waters. Prosecutors Erik Thronæs and Hilde Stoltenberg argued for a total of 13 years in prison.
– Now before the case got new information from the Netherlands, and evidence that the killings in the Netherlands the same penalties as in Norway, says Erik Thronæs to Forward Wednesday night.
– we leave in one year, because we find it aggravating that the body is not found. There is an extra charge for survivors, explains Erik Thronæs.
The verdict from Hålogaland Court of Appeal will be about one to two weeks.
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