Øksedrapene i Lille Helvete

by Tore Sandberg

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About the author

Tore Sandberg is a norwegian journalist, author and private investigator.

He has received several awards for his work as a PI and investigative journalist:
2005: Zola-prisen
2006: Amnesty-prisen, Kultur- og kirkedepartementets menneskerettighetspris, Olav Selvaags minnepris
2007: John I. Alvheims ærespris
2008: Sankt Hallvard-prisen

He has worked on several possible cases of wrongful convictions, with one of the most noteworthy being the case of Fritz Moen. Moen was partially paralysed and deaf with a severe speech impediment. He was convicted for the murder of two girls, and spent 18 years in prison. Sandberg's work helped clear his name, and this is regarded as the biggest justice scandal in Norway.

Sandberg's book "Overgrepet" is about the Moen-case.

Reviews

[Baard M · Rating 3 out of 5]

Litt rotete lagt fram. Mange navn å holde styr på i starten, men absolutt spennende og litt ekkel sak.

[Ingrid · Rating 4 out of 5]

Det er god bok, men dessverre en del gjentagelser som gjør boken litt lang, og kjedelig.