On Monday, March 17, 2008, Emma is home alone with her two kids, Saga, who is one and a half, and Max, who is three.

There is a knock on the door, but the person knocking has evil intentions.

Ten days later, Emma wakes up in the hospital, and her life is forever changed. Hi and welcome to episode 4 of True Crime Sweden.

I am Pernilla, your host.

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Okay, enough of that.

Let's get into the case.

But before we start, I want to give a short warning here.

This case contains the brutal killing of two small kids.

I won't go into any details of their injuries or anything like that.

But if you think that this is not for you,

please consider whether you should continue listening or not.

It was a normal Monday as any other Monday.

Emma Youngestig, 23, was at home with her kids,

an 18-month-old girl named Saga and her brother Max, who was three years old.

On this day, Max's kindergarten was closed, so they instead went to an open kindergarten.

I just want to explain really short what an open kindergarten is if you're not

familiar with that. Open kindergarten is like any other kindergarten. They have toys for the kids and so on,

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