Family remains worried 18 years after Arboga murders

Eighteen years after the murders of three-year-old Max and one-year-old Saga in Arboga, the Jangestig family continues to live with grief and worry ahead of Christine Schürrer's release from prison.

Roland Jangestig spoke about the family's concerns. 'We do not think she is done. Emma survived,' he said. The murders shook Sweden in 2008. Emma Jangestig survived the attack and the family has since lived with protected identities. The worry centers on what might happen when Christine Schürrer is released. The family has carried the grief for eighteen years.

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Courtroom scene of a 21-year-old man receiving a life sentence for triple murder in Uppsala.
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21-year-old sentenced to life for Uppsala triple murder

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A 21-year-old man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering three young men in a hair salon in Uppsala last year. The verdict was delivered by Uppsala District Court on Tuesday.

A couple who ran a family home in the Småland highlands was sentenced on Thursday to three years in prison each for crimes against several children.

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Svea Court of Appeal has reduced the sentence for a 53-year-old woman convicted of murdering her 79-year-old mother in Norberg. The penalty changes from life imprisonment to 18 years in prison.

Hundreds gathered at Pingskyrkan in Örebro on Tuesday for the funeral of 20-year-old BK Forward goalkeeper Hugo Mosshagen, killed in a shooting on March 21. Family and teammates carried the coffin in an emotional ceremony marking the city's grief over the unsolved murder.

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