Marina Johansson went missing the night between July 27th and July 28th in 2010.

And there were a lot of speculations on what might have happened to her.

Her boyfriend is suspected of murdering her, but there is body. And when he is put on trial in August of

2010, he is found not guilty. But in April of 2012, Marina's body is found, and he is again

tried for her murder, and this time he gets convicted. it's almost never heard of that a person

who is found not guilty in a trial of a crime then later gets convicted for the same

crime but this is one of those rare cases. This. . Hi and welcome to True Crime Sweden. I am your host, Hernilla.

I am so glad that you tuned in for this episode. I hope you're going to find it as interesting as I did.

But before we start, I have a little bit of housekeeping to do.

In episode 6, about the fire in Gothenburg, I made a mistake when I talked about the reward.

I can promise you that I wasn't drunk, but my mind must have been somewhere else.

Because I said that 3 million Swedish croner equals $118. That is of course wrong.

3 million Swedish croner equals about 365,000 US dollars.

I'm so sorry for that mistake.

You guys must have thought that the Swedish government was the cheapest ever

for putting out an award for $118.

Well, thank you so much to Betty and also to my sister for pointing this out to me.

Now, on to the case.

I'm going to start this episode out by telling you a little bit about Marina and who she was,

and then I'm going to go into the days around her disappearance.

I also want to point out that I'm not going to mention the last name of the man who later gets convicted of killing her.

The Swedish media has not used his name, so I don't want to do that either.

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