Episodesode #84: Fritz Yngvar Moen - a podcast by Sandhaug Productions

Dagens tema er norsk-tyske Fritz Yngvar Moen (1941-2005) som ble anklaget for to drap han ikke begikk på 1970 og 1980-tallet i Trondheim. Fritz Moen levde som nesten døv og lammet i den høyre armen og hadde derfor et allebi ikke å ha kunne begått drapene. Dette var grunnlaget for det som skulle bli et de verste justismordene i moderne norsk historie. Her får vi høre hele historien fra en involverte inkludert Fritz Moen selv etter han ble frikjent for det ene drapet i 2004. Han døde som drapsdømt fordi han ble ikke frikjent for det andre drapet før i juni 2006 (ett år og tre måneder etter han døde). I dagens NRK-hjørne får vi høre i litt spesiell russeknuter. I neste uke snakker Per og Henrik og om en pioner innenfor undercover journalistikk. God lytting!

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Today's topic is Norwegian-German Fritz Yngvar Moen (1941-2005) who was accused of two murders he did not commit in the 1970s and 1980s in Trondheim. Fritz Moen lived almost deaf and paralyzed in the right arm and therefore had an allibi not to have been able to commit the murders. This was the basis for what was to be one of the worst judicial murders in modern Norwegian history. Here we hear the whole story from some of the people involved including Fritz Moen himself. He was acquitted of one murder in 2004. He died as a convicted murderer because he was not acquitted of the other murder until June 2006 (one year and three months after his death). In today's NRK corner, we hear a somewhat particular high school graduate student dare  Next week, Per and Henrik will talk about a pioneer in undercover journalism. Happy listening!

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