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The children withdrew their statement about violence – the father was convicted anyway

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A father in his 40s has been convicted of violence against four of his children over eight years. Two of the children withdrew the charges against their father, but the district court believed they were pressured to do so.
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For several years, the children had to adapt to their father's moods to avoid creating conflicts that could escalate.

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A father in his 40s has been convicted of violence against four of his children over eight years. Two of the children withdrew the charges against their father, but the district court believed they were pressured to do so.

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The children, who are between five and twelve years old, live in Karlskoga. They have testified to a home environment with a lot of violence. They were afraid of their father who often screamed, hit and...

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The children, who are between five and twelve years old, live in Karlskoga. They have testified to a home environment with a lot of violence. They were afraid of their father who often screamed, hit and...

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kt-kuriren.se broke the news in on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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