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A call comes in to the fire department about a small cabin being on fire.

The caller says, there are two boys still inside the small house.

This is a horrible story about a father who in his intent to hurt his ex-wife sacrificed the lives

of his own children. His own children.

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I'm Hi and welcome to episode 24 of True Crime Sweden. I am your host, Panilla.

Before I get into today's case, I just want to go back to a couple of podcasts that I recommended on previous episodes, because I had some questions on social media about the names of them.

The first one is from Ireland.

The podcast is called mens reia, that is M-E-N-S-R-E-A.

And it's hosted by Chened.

And the second one I want to go back to is Extraordinary Stories Podcast, or ESP, hosted by Bass from Scotland.

Both these podcasts are fabulous. I love the stories, the accents, everything about them.

Be sure to check out Men's Ra and Extraordinary Stories podcast on your favorite podcast provider.

And I also want to mention that today's fun fact about Sweden is about the laws when you get divorced.

And also the laws around inheritance, so don't miss it.

And I just want to say that I'm sorry about the sound in the Q&A episode.

That was the first time recording with someone else, and we really tried to get the

settings right on the microphone and everything, and it sounded really great

when we recorded. But then, when it was time to edit, yeah, Johanna's voice didn't come

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