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Norway police investigate diplomat couple over suspected Epstein corruption
Norwegian economic crime unit Økokrim probes alleged benefits linked to Juul's diplomatic role and Epstein's influence in a 2018 property deal and 2011 trip plans.
- On Feb 9, Norwegian police announced an investigation into two high-profile diplomats, with Økokrim launching an 'aggravated corruption' inquiry and searching an Oslo property.
- Released documents last month show the US Department of Justice revived scrutiny of Rød-Larsen's ties to Epstein, first reported in 2019.
- The files describe Epstein helping negotiate the 2018 Oslo apartment purchase and a planned 2011 visit to Epstein's private island with the couple's two children.
- Mona Juul resigned on Sunday; lawyers say they are cooperating, denying wrongdoing, as Økokrim describes the investigation as comprehensive and long-term.
- Although the files named many figures, reporting stressed that appearing in the files is not an indication of wrongdoing, drawing in other prominent Norwegians including Crown Princess Mette-Marit and Børge Brende.
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Now Norwegian Mona Juul has been questioned by the police.
·Borås, Sweden
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There are already police investigations underway in Norway and now a political investigation has been added.
·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Norway police investigate diplomat couple over suspected Epstein corruption
Norwegian police are investigating two high-profile diplomats in a corruption probe announced on Monday, part of a widening scandal in the Nordic country and across Europe over prominent figures' ties to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
·London, United Kingdom
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Conservative Party leader Mona Juul shares a name with a top Norwegian diplomat who has been in turmoil after recently revealed Epstein connections - and now another media outlet has confused the two and pasted Danish Mona Juul's name on the front page
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right7Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution54% Right
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