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Former Norwegian PM Jagland Hospitalized After Suicide Attempt Amid Epstein Corruption Probe
Thorbjørn Jagland was charged with aggravated corruption linked to Epstein, facing up to 10 years in prison while hospitalized after a suicide attempt, authorities said.
- Last week, Thorbjørn Jagland, former Prime Minister of Norway, was hospitalised after a failed suicide attempt and is reported in critical condition while under medical care.
- US Department of Justice documents show Norwegian authorities opened a corruption probe linking Jagland to Jeffrey Epstein, focusing on 2011–2018 and prompting police raids earlier this month.
- Emails and US DOJ files reveal planned visits to Epstein's residences in Paris, New York, and Palm Beach, with expenses paid for Jagland and his family between 2011 and 2018, including a 2014 stay involving his wife, two children, and his son's girlfriend.
- His lawyer, Anders Brosveet, stated that `He denies criminal liability and is willing to cooperate` after authorities charged Jagland with aggravated corruption, which carries up to 10 years in prison.
- The Council of Europe waived his diplomatic immunity, prompting external inquiries by the Norwegian parliament and scrutiny of CEO Børge Brende amid limited coverage after the Norwegian Editors' Association agreement and Faytuks Network publication.
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Suicide attempt after raid: Norway's ex-premier Thorbjørn Jagland, who is deeply entangled in the swamp around the dead sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein, wanted to take his life. The Norwegians are shocked by the corruption scandal. It is a scandal that unscrupulously exposes the moral arrogance of the global elite once again. Thorbjørn Jagland (75) – former Norwegian Prime Minister, former Secretary-General of the Council of Europe and of all men w…
Norway's Ex-PM Hospitalised After Epstein Corruption Charges
Former Norwegian prime minister Thorbjørn Jagland has been hospitalised following an alleged suicide attempt, amid charges of gross corruption linked to his ties with the late US financier Jeffrey Epstein. The 75-year-old, who served as Norway's leader from 1996 to 1997, was taken to hospital last week, according to local media reports. This comes just days after he was formally charged on 12 February. Police had raided several of his properties…
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Norway's former PM hospitalized after suicide attempt amid Epstein corruption charges
When Norwegian news outlet iNyheter reported that former Prime Minister Thorbjorn Jagland had been hospitalized after a suicide attempt, it was defying a coordinated media blackout. The Norwegian Editors' Association and selected editors had struck a deal with Jagland's attorney, Anders Brosveet, on February 17 to keep the hospitalization out of the press, according to Anadolu Agency. — Read the rest The post Norway's former PM hospitalized afte…
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