Woman in police custody – must have killed her husband in 2014 – Expressen

A woman in the 45-year-old requested custody is suspected of manslaughter of her husband in November 2014 Karl municipality.

The investigation has dragged on – the murder of Lisa Holm took up considerable resources.

– We had to put it aside, says Lars Johansson, detective inspector at Skaraborg police.

was in the middle of November 2014 emergency call came in about an injured man.

– Then there was talk of a dog bite. But then it turned out that he had other injuries that had to do with hudbett. What is the harm I do not want to go into, says Lars Johansson, detective inspector at Skaraborg police.

The man then died on the way to hospital and his wife was suspected only of manslaughter before rubric changed to murder. She was detained for a week before she was released.

– We needed additional investigation with a little more the opinions of the coroner and it would take so long, we were only a week in the first position.

the investigation ended in the background

when the answers finally arrived ended up investigation overshadowed when Lisa Holm, 17, disappeared and then found murdered. It is only now that the investigation has been taken up again.

– There was no one in custody and there was no huge hurry.

Can it obstruct the investigation in any way?

– No, most of the material we had collected before. It was more administrative measures that we needed to do, says Lars Johansson, adding:

– Either you solve this kind of case directly, or it takes a little time.

Have requested custody

the woman’s 45-year-old has now been arrested and requested arrested on suspicion of manslaughter.

What has changed the rubric does not want to Lars Johansson elaborate on.

– It is well to do with intent issue. It might not stay there without becoming something else. We’ll see a bit when the investigation goes on.

Otherwise, Lars Johansson secretive about the investigation.

– We keep it to ourselves. There will be a detention hearing first so we’ll see how it goes.

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