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Have mapped the movements: Metkel Betew may have been tricked into going to the crime scene

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Three days after the brutal murder, police still have no suspects. One police theory is that he was tricked into a murder trap.
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AgderpostenAgderposten

Stig Millehaugen pågrepet for drapet på Metkel Betew – nekter seg skyldig

Stig Millehaugen, som tidligere er dømt for to drap, ble 1. påskedag pågrepet og siktet for drap eller medvirkning til drapet på Nokas-raner Metkel Betew (46).

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VGVG

This is how Stig Millehaugen (55) became "Norway's most dangerous man"

Stig Millehaugen (55), convicted of double murder, is said to have dreamed of a new life. He is now charged with the murder of Metkel Betew (46), according to VG's information.

·Oslo, Norway
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cedarnews.netcedarnews.net

Stig Millehaugen has been charged with the murder of NOKAS robber Metkel Betew

Stig Millehaugen – dubbed “Norway’s most dangerous man” – has been charged with the murder of NOKAS robber Metkel Betew.

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TV 2TV 2

Opplysninger til TV 2: Millehaugen siktet for Betew-drapet

Tidligere drapsdømte Stig Millehaugen er siktet for drapet på Nokas-dømte Metkel Betew, får TV 2 opplyst.

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AftenpostenAftenposten

Information to Aftenposten: Millehaugen was arrested in Horten

In February, "Norway's most dangerous man" received a grant to write a book. Now Stig Millehaugen is charged with the murder of Metkel Betew.

·Oslo, Norway
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NRKNRK

Have mapped the movements: Metkel Betew may have been tricked into going to the crime scene

Three days after the brutal murder, police still have no suspects. One police theory is that he was tricked into a murder trap.

·Norway
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fvn.no broke the news in Kristiansand, Norway on Sunday, April 20, 2025.
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