BREAKING: after pleading guilty the defendant has been escorted by police and ambulance at the danish court system after heart attack? Smokescreen or real?
Prosecutor will be seeking answers to some of the burning questions, such as how she was able to get away with it undetected for so long
It’s the biggest trial since Peter Madsen – and arguably the second largest of the 21st century in Denmark – and it starts today at Copenhagen City Court. In total, nine court days have been set aside, with a verdict expected on November 29.
Like Madsen, the public have already convicted Britta Nielsen, the book-keeper accused of embezzling 117 million kroner from the national purse.
But does the 65-year-old have a strong defence – after all, very little of the proceeds have been traced, so how strong is the public prosecutor’s case?
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