In Copenhagen, the trial of the accused of the murder of a journalist began
In Copenhagen, a trial began on the case of the Danish inventor Peter Madsen, accused of torture and the murder of the Swedish reporter Kim Vall during a joint trip to a private submarine in August. The prosecutor Jacob Black-Epsen began a 12-day trial, having read the accusations. Madsen, with glasses and a dark shirt, watched the prosecutor from his place with his lawyer. Then the defender, Betina Hald Engmark, formally made a request for innocence in the murder.