Father of Deceased Swede in Appeal: Demands Meeting with Mette F.
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The father of the victim, who died after being subjected to violence in Copenhagen, demands an explanation for the verdict.
The verdict against the man who beat Swedish Christian Zedig to death has sparked strong reactions. In an open letter, Zedig's father is now addressing the Danish Prime Minister directly for answers. "He will serve twelve months while I am sentenced to life," Johan Zedig tells SvD.
Twelve months in prison for the perpetrator is not enough, believes Johan Zedig, father of the murdered Swedish police officer.
Johan Zedig talks about the heavy grief after his son's death and now urges Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to come to Sweden and explain why the sentence after Christian's death was so short.
This week, the verdict came in the high-profile case where police officer Christian Zedig was beaten to death in Copenhagen. The court sentenced a 31-year-old man to one year in prison. Now father Johan Zedig talks about his feelings after the verdict. "My tears ...
I want Mette Frederiksen to come to Sweden and explain herself. "My tears are over, the family is fighting in a darkness."
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