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Animal protection are called out to a house where two cats seem to be abandoned.

Animal protection call the police and ask them to go into the house, since the lights are on inside, but nobody is opening.

When entering the house, the police are met with a terrible smell.

Something is definitely dead in here, one of the officers later remembers thinking

when he entered. But they don't find the woman living there, and they conclude that the

smell must be from the cats that had been able to go in and out of the house as they wished.

Nobody had seen the woman who lived in the house for a while,

and after being contacted by animal protection,

her father reports her missing.

About two weeks later, the police returned to the house, this time bringing a canine unit. One of the dogs immediately alert his handler to a large pile of wood and junk inside the boiling room.

The missing woman was now found. I'm I'm I'm

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I'm Hi and welcome to episode 34 of True Crime Sweden.

I am your host, Panilla.

The disclaimer you hear in the beginning is read by Tyler Allen from the Minds of Madness podcast. If you haven't checked it out already, go do that.

It's a really great podcast. And the music for this podcast is made by Nico from We Talk of Dreams.

If you need some customized music, you can reach him at we talkofdreams.com.

This episode is written and researched by me.

For sources, I have read almost all of the police documents on this case,

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