32-åringens defender Vidar Lind Iversen lit on Thursday that the man agreed to prison, in order to give the police room to investigate. It means that the parties need not meet in a fengslingsmøte in the day.
Egil Tostrup Bråten was stabbed and killed in 2002. 14 years later caught and charged with the police of two men for the murder.
Photo: Politiet / NTB scanpix
Oslo tingrett states that the 32-year-old is imprisoned for four weeks. The court has prohibited public reproduction of the ruling, which is not unusual in connection with varetektsfengslinger.
on Thursday evening, the day after the 32-year-old had been arrested and charged with the 14-year-old murder, called the police in Oslo to an urgent press conference. Told politiinspektør Grete Lien Metlid that the man had given a whole new explanation, which he related to the case and the crime scene.
Still he refused straffskyld for murder or complicity to murder, be able to defend Iversen tell NRK.
– Has not been questioned
Vegard Aaløkken, a defender for the charged 30-year-old.
Photo: Ingvild Baltzersen Sounds / NRK
Even later on Thursday night, just minutes after the first press conference, took the matter a new turn. Metlid be able to tell that a man was arrested in the case, a 30-year-old from Oslo, norway.
like with the medsiktede 32-year-old is 30-year-old convicted numerous times for violence, robbery and theft. Politiadvokat Andreas Beach in the Oslo police informs that the 30-year-old still was not heard as scheduled on Friday. This is confirmed by the man’s defender Vegard Aaløkken.
He has received offers to provide explanation. It has not been gjenoppført something questioning, ” says Aaløkken to NRK.
Politiadvokat Andreas Beach in the Oslo police.
Photo: Lokman Ghorbani / NRK
– Means that he has refused to explain himself?
He has so far not allowed himself to interrogate. It’s not going to be carried questioning in the weekend. It is all I can say, ” says Aaløkken.
He met Friday his client, but says it is too early to disclose how he compares to the indictment. Aaløkken anticipates that it will carried out fengslingsmøte Saturday. According to forsvaren comes 30-year-old, to oppose the imprisonment.
– The past few days have been a breakthrough
Politiadvokat Andreas Beach in the Oslo police says the police have given the 30-year-old the opportunity to explain himself, something he did not want.
We’re going to continue to ask, and he has expressed that he is going to give an explanation at a later time, without having to specify this further.
the Beach will not comment on what led to the 32-year-old was first arrested, or if the interrogation of him, formed the basis for the 30-year-old was charged in the case.
questions about The Beach think it will be more pågripelser in the case, ” says Beach that he “did not consider this as likely”.
Now you have two persons charged in the case, and we will, to the extent it is possible to map the two-their roles in the sequence of events.
the Beach is calling recent events in the case a breakthrough, but points out that there still remains a lot of investigation.
” It has been a long race, this. The matter has been investigated with varying intensity since the incident happened. It is clear that everyone who worked on the case, so it is a long-awaited breakthrough.
– It is used a lot of resources, over a long period of time. It is difficult to quantify how much, but it is used a lot of resources.
Sportsman
Judge NRK has gained access to the shows, among other things, that 30-year-old was convicted of carried a vinopptrekker with a 6 inch long knife blade in the end of september 2002.
less than one month later, 23-year-old Bråten stabbed and killed outside his apartment in Nordal Bruns gate in Oslo.
Vidar Lind Iversen defends the drapssiktede 32-year-old.
Photo: Holm Morten / SCANPIX
Both of the two persons charged are Norwegian citizens, but the oldest has a Turkish background.
the 30-year-old is raised in Oslo and has previously been one of the country’s best athletes in their discipline. The betting ceased, apparently a few years ago, without that the goal of OLYMPIC participation was reached.
Avisklipp NRK has gained access to show that the two men at one time talked about ransfare in the Oslo area in a national newspaper. Around the same period were the two men even sentenced a number of times.
32-year-old is sentenced around ten times, while the two years the younger man has fewer judgments. The two were respectively 18 and 16 years old when 23-year-old Bråten was killed with a knife wounds.
DRAMATIC DEVELOPMENT: Politiinspektør Grete Lien Metlid had to keep a new press conference, when the Thursday evening it was clear that the police had arrested a man in Bråten case.
the DRAMATIC DEVELOPMENT: Politiinspektør Grete Lien Metlid had to keep a new press conference, when the Thursday evening it was clear that the police had arrested a man in Bråten-case.
Barneran
The elder of the two has far more rulings that extends from 2002 to 2011. In the middle of October 2002, he was involved in a robbery at Majorstua in Oslo carried out by four-five pieces. One of them said he had a knife and another gun.
Both have been involved in the so-called barneran where they stole mobile phones and threatened to pin codes to empty bank accounts through the minibankautomater.
This, they achieved by acting in smaller gangs, choose peers of victims who they then threatened and could be exposed to violence if they have not achieved what they wanted.
Egil Tostrup Bråtens parents, Steinar and Solveig Bråten, said to NRK in 2013 that they had lost the belief that they would get an answer on who had killed his son. This despite the fact that the police then notified that they would look at the issue with new eyes.
After the NRK have been informed meant this, among other things, the use of undercover agents up against the indicted 32-year-old.
After that it charged 32-year-old of questioning on Thursday was related to the murder and the place, said the parents ‘ lawyer, Anne-Kristine Bohinen that they now have renewed hope that the matter can be cleared up.
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