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Assange in Sweden: The Police Investigation by Bridget Hunter (ed.) is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Assange in Sweden: The Police Investigation about?

These are the transcripts of the police interrogations in the case of Julian Assange, which was opened by Anna Ardin and Sofia Wilén on Friday 20 August 2010 in Stockholm, Sweden; along with lab results for two condoms said to have been used during the sexual encounters. The documents in this book form part of the formal submission to the UK courts. The work with the translation began as soon as the existence and location of the documents became known. The last of the translations went online five days after the discovery. The translations represent well over 30,000 words, and include the interrogations of Anna Ardin, Julian Assange, Sofia Wilén, and nine witnesses, two of whom were acquainted with Julian Assange. Clearly these documents are of central and crucial relevance to one of the most important legal cases of our times. In addition, the lab report for the two condoms shows that when the Swedish state lab SKL tested Anna Ardin’s condom for chromosomal DNA, strikingly, they found none. As chromosomal DNA from both parties inundates condoms during intercourse, the lab result indicates that this condom, although presented as evidence, was never actually used—a matter the Swedis

Who reads Assange in Sweden: The Police Investigation?

Author

Bridget Hunter (ed.)

Published

2013

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Political Science, Government & Politics, Social_sciences