5 things to know about the Anne Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen missing case
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One of Norway’s richest men has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife.
Tom Hagen’s wife Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen, 69, vanished from their home in Loerensk...Millionaire suspected of wife’s murder after ‘staged kidnapping’ World News - newsatw.com/millionaire-su… One of Norway’s richest men has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife.Tom Hagen’s wife Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen, 69, vanished from their home in Loerensk... https://t.co/RFp4dLiVw5 Ahead of the series premiere, here are five facts about the fascinating case of Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen.
It's been a high profile case. Once again a billionaire ends up murdering his wife to avoid an expensive divorce, it seems. #CaroleBaskin71Crazy story unfolding in Norway where billionaire Tom Hagen was arrested, suspected for faking his wife's kidnapping 18 months ago.It's been a high profile case. Once again a billionaire ends up murdering his wife to avoid an expensive divorce, it seems. #CaroleBaskin After Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen disappeared from her house on Halloween 2018, the first approach was naturally to scan the house and gather any forensic evidence possible. However, police found nearly none of it apart from signs of a struggle where Anne-Elizabeth might have hidden from her kidnappers before they took her. There was no sign of any forced entry. Anne-Elizabeth allegedly did not lock the doors often.
Her #disappearance and suspected #abduction1Tom Hagen and his wife expected to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in 2019. Today, one of #Norway's #wealthiest men just wants to know that Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen, the childhood sweetheart he married at age 19, is aliveHer #disappearance and suspected #abduction https://t.co/9buz05OHG1 In April 2020, the police arrested an unknown 30-year-old man, who later turned out to be Ole Henrik Golf. In a turn of events, it was revealed that the man did not exist at all. His identity was sold on the darknet web by a company called CardPass. It turned out that the identity had been originally sold to another Norwegian man, who had previously used it to buy drugs before he sold it to the company.
5 things to know about the Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen missing case
By Sourav Chakraborty Modified 12 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Anne-Elisabeth Falkevik Hagen (Image via @ronmc1/Twitter) The disappearance of Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen was no ordinary event in the quaint country of Norway, especially since the victim disappeared without a trace. In October 2018, Anne-Elisabeth Falkevik Hagen, the wife of the real-estate baron Tom Hagen, disappeared from her home. Shortly after, her husband received a ransom demand for a whopping $10 million in cryptocurrency. With little evidence, misleading scenarios, and murder suspicions, this case proves to be far more complicated than expected. Despite the fact that the investigation is far from over, the Norwegian TV mini-series, The Lørenskog Disappearance, is all set to premiere on September 14, 2022, covering the case in detail. The synopsis for the series reads: "What happened to Anne-Elisabeth Hagen? Where is she? Was she kidnapped by money launderers or is it her husband who may have made her disappear?" Eric Thompson@isearch247Millionaire suspected of wife’s murder after ‘staged kidnapping’ World News - newsatw.com/millionaire-su…One of Norway’s richest men has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife.
Tom Hagen’s wife Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen, 69, vanished from their home in Loerensk...Millionaire suspected of wife’s murder after ‘staged kidnapping’ World News - newsatw.com/millionaire-su… One of Norway’s richest men has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife.Tom Hagen’s wife Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen, 69, vanished from their home in Loerensk... https://t.co/RFp4dLiVw5 Ahead of the series premiere, here are five facts about the fascinating case of Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen.
Five quick facts about Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen s disappearance
1 There was little to no forensic evidence in the case
Mark Jacobsen@Mark_JacobsenCrazy story unfolding in Norway where billionaire Tom Hagen was arrested, suspected for faking his wife's kidnapping 18 months ago.It's been a high profile case. Once again a billionaire ends up murdering his wife to avoid an expensive divorce, it seems. #CaroleBaskin71Crazy story unfolding in Norway where billionaire Tom Hagen was arrested, suspected for faking his wife's kidnapping 18 months ago.It's been a high profile case. Once again a billionaire ends up murdering his wife to avoid an expensive divorce, it seems. #CaroleBaskin After Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen disappeared from her house on Halloween 2018, the first approach was naturally to scan the house and gather any forensic evidence possible. However, police found nearly none of it apart from signs of a struggle where Anne-Elizabeth might have hidden from her kidnappers before they took her. There was no sign of any forced entry. Anne-Elizabeth allegedly did not lock the doors often.
2 In 2020 the police arrested the billionaire businessman Tom Hagen
Eric Wall X @ercwlWho remembers the high-profile case where the wife of one of the wealthiest men in Norway was kidnapped and $10m ransom was demanded in Monero? Probably never happened. Suspicion has now shifted to Tom Hagen murdering his own wife. bbc.com/news/world-eur…6510Who remembers the high-profile case where the wife of one of the wealthiest men in Norway was kidnapped and $10m ransom was demanded in Monero? Probably never happened. Suspicion has now shifted to Tom Hagen murdering his own wife. bbc.com/news/world-eur… After investigating for a long time, the police alleged that this entire kidnapping and ransom scenario was a planned deception. Additionally, the kidnappers did not keep in touch frequently or provide any proof that Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen was alive. In 2020, they narrowed their suspicions down to Tom Hagen and arrested him on the charges. Tommy Broeske, the lead investigator, said: "The case is characterised by a clearly planned deception. As other hypotheses have been weakened, suspicions against Tom Hagen have gradually been strengthened...There was no kidnapping, no real negotiating counterpart or real negotiations. There are indications of a will to sidetrack [investigators]." Tom Hagen was released shortly after this, with prosecutors failing to build a case around the man.3 The police also charged an unnamed 30-year-old man who seemingly does not exist
Jimmy Daspit@TreasurecolectoTom Hagen and his wife expected to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in 2019. Today, one of #Norway's #wealthiest men just wants to know that Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen, the childhood sweetheart he married at age 19, is aliveHer #disappearance and suspected #abduction1Tom Hagen and his wife expected to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in 2019. Today, one of #Norway's #wealthiest men just wants to know that Anne-Elizabeth Falkevik Hagen, the childhood sweetheart he married at age 19, is aliveHer #disappearance and suspected #abduction https://t.co/9buz05OHG1 In April 2020, the police arrested an unknown 30-year-old man, who later turned out to be Ole Henrik Golf. In a turn of events, it was revealed that the man did not exist at all. His identity was sold on the darknet web by a company called CardPass. It turned out that the identity had been originally sold to another Norwegian man, who had previously used it to buy drugs before he sold it to the company.