US EditionBaneheia: The Prosecutor Believes Jan Helge Andersen Must Be Convicted in the Appeal Case in Gulating Court of Appeal in Bergen
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The fact that Jan Helge Andersen's DNA was found on both of the murdered girls in Baneheia is not proof that he was the one who raped and killed them, the defense believes.
Prosecutor: Requests two years in prison for Jan Helge Andersen Jan Helge Andersen must be sentenced to two years in prison for the murder of Lena Sløgedal Paulsen in Baneheia 25 years ago, says prosecutor Andreas Schei. The prosecution concluded its proceedings before the Gulating Court of Appeal on Thursday by submitting a request that Andersen be sentenced to two years in prison. State Attorney Andreas Schei concluded that there is not suffi…
Jan Helge Andersen must be sentenced to two years in prison for the murder of Lena Sløgedal Paulsen in Baneheia 25 years ago, says prosecutor Andreas Schei.
There is great excitement about whether a defense will be filed for Jan Helge Andersen after the murders in Baneheia.
The state prosecutor is still convinced that Jan Helge Andersen committed both murders in Baneheia alone.
Jan Helge Andersen committed both child murders in Baneheia 25 years ago, according to the prosecution, which nevertheless does not want to request custody.
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