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Pilot Under Suspicion After Boat Accident at Tjörn

Another person is a suspect after the fatal accident outside Tjörn.

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The pilot who was on board the Norwegian-flagged cargo ship Misje Verde has been assigned a lawyer. According to documents in Gothenburg District Court, he is also suspected of causing death to another person and negligence in maritime traffic. The master has previously been detained on the same criminal charges. A woman and a child died after the ship is suspected of having collided with a recreational boat.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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A captain has already been detained after the boat accident at Tjörn, suspected of causing death to another person. Now another person has been assigned a defense attorney in the case. "I can confirm that it is the pilot," says Björn Alverfeldt at the Swedish Maritime Administration.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Another person is a suspect after the fatal accident outside Tjörn.

·Gothenburg, Sweden
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One more person is now a suspect in the case of the terrible boat accident in Tjörn last week. A Russian captain has also been arrested in the case.

·Borås, Sweden
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A Russian captain has been arrested after the boat accident off Tjörn. Now another person is a suspect, according to Aftonbladet.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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In addition to the captain of the cargo ship Misje Verde, another person is now suspected after the boat accident outside Tjörn last week. According to documents filed with the district court, the suspect was assigned a lawyer yesterday. Two people died in the accident and two were injured.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Aftonbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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