The attorney-general to appeal the judgment in the Lotta-murder HD – Aftonbladet

Martin Jonsson, 33, was sentenced in court to 18 years in prison for the murder of Lotta Rudholm.

Now has the attorney-general appealed against the judgment to the Supreme court.

He wants Martin Jonsson, shall be sentenced to life in prison.

It was on June 4 last year, Martin Jonsson called the emergency number 112 from Lotta Rudholms apartment in Bromma:

– I will meet you as soon as I see you so I’ll withdraw so you get to take me, so you’ll run her away in an ambulance. This is not okay. It has gone way too far. She is just and moaning, ” said Martin Jonsson in the call.

"The worst I’ve seen"

115 kg heavy Martin Jonsson had then assaulted the 59-kg heavy Lotta Rudholm by beating her with his fists in the face so hard that one of the police officers who arrived at the scene described it as "the worst I’ve seen".

– She deserved it, I’ve done it and I stand for what I done, ” said Jonsson to the police officers.

Lotta was taken to the hospital, but her life was not to be afraid. Three days later, she fell asleep.

at the end Of October, was sentenced Martin Jonsson of the district court to life imprisonment for the murder of Lotta. But Martin Jonsson appealed and argued that what he done was not murder, but would be regarded as extremely serious assault and battery and gross negligence to the death of another.

the Court of appeal lowered the sentence to 18 years in prison, which means, with two tredjedelsfrigivning, Martin Jonsson can come out of 12 years.

Want lifetime

Now attorney-general, Anders Perklev appealed against the judgment to the Supreme court, and you want the judge Jonsson to life in prison, evidenced by a press release.

"According to the prosecutor general to give a life sentence better protection against the offender to commit new crimes, since the risk of relapse to be tested before it is determined when the release can take place. It is also clear that the intention of the legislature is that imprisonment for life should be used to a greater extent than in the past. As the law is drafted today, it is possible to judge to life in prison in cases like this", it says in the press release.

the Supreme Court will now consider whether the target should be granted leave to appeal.

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