Stenvall murder suspect could face jail
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Published: 21 Jan, 2009 CET.
Updated: Wed 21 Jan 2009 14:52 CET
State psychiatric experts have found that Toni Alldén, 51, the man suspected of the murder of 29-year-old Carolin Stenvall, was not mentally ill at the time of her death and may be sentenced to imprisonment if convicted.
Stenvall disappeared on Friday, September 12th and her abandoned car was found the following day at a rest area outside of Gällivare in northern Sweden.
Police arrested 50-year-old Toni Alldén on suspicions of having killed Stenvall. After first denying involvement, Alldén later admitted he was involved with the woman’s death, but claimed it was an accident.
Stenvall’s body was found in a wooded area south of Gällivare and showed signs of physical violence, according to prosecutors.
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Stenvall disappeared on Friday, September 12th and her abandoned car was found the following day at a rest area outside of Gällivare in northern Sweden.
Police arrested 50-year-old Toni Alldén on suspicions of having killed Stenvall. After first denying involvement, Alldén later admitted he was involved with the woman’s death, but claimed it was an accident.
Stenvall’s body was found in a wooded area south of Gällivare and showed signs of physical violence, according to prosecutors.
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