Jenny Alversjö

Swedish tourists Urban and Heidi disappeared in New Zealand in 1989. Now, the conviction of the man identified as their killer has been overturned, and the mystery remains unsolved.

The verdict was handed down following the threats made against the ministers last Friday. Activist Andreas Klominek received a suspended sentence after leaving "Hitler apples" and a doll with a bloody knife at the homes of Johan Forssell and Benjamin Dousa. Meanwhile, Leif GW Persson—who has criticized the ruling—was himself the target of a prank that caused distress to his family.

Criminologist Leif GW Persson reviews and analyzes the week’s most high-profile criminal cases, delivering his trademark blunt and outspoken commentary.