In February, Dagbladet wrote about an earlier one reality profile who was accused of money laundering, after she received money she took out in cash in 2019.
According to the indictment, the woman received NOK 73,000 in her account. The police believe she must have been aware that the money came from a criminal act. Nevertheless, she is said to have taken out 70,000 kroner in cash, which was handed over to another person, according to the indictment.
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The woman then told Dagbladet that she did not recognize herself in the indictment, and that she did not admit criminal guilt. Beyond that, she had no comments.
Sentenced to prison
On April 8, she appeared in Oslo District Court. Friday came the verdict.
It says that the woman is sentenced to 30 days in prison. The verdict states that she is objectively affected by the Penal Code on money laundering or complicity in this.
There was also a topic in court about whether the woman acted intentionally, as she herself did not admit guilt. The court does not trust her explanation that she did not know the money originated from criminal acts.
The woman has not previously been convicted.
Dagbladet has not succeeded in getting a comment from defender Unni Fries.
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The case is related the fraud case against “Paradise Hotel” profile Carl Aksel Jansen, who along with two others is charged with gross fraud. It is one of the two other people for whom the reality woman has been convicted of money laundering.
Another woman convicted
Another female reality profile has been convicted in a similar case. It appears from the verdict at the end of March. The woman was sentenced to 60 days in prison. She is convicted of having received 163,000 kroner from an account, which she later transferred to the aforementioned Jansen.
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The woman was in late December convicted of lying about a rape.
In Oslo District Court, she was sentenced to 30 days in prison, as well as a fine of 10,000 kroner.
The police believe Carl Aksel Jansen has used his celebrity status to get payment information from the victims in the case, and these he must then have used to take out loans in their name.
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The woman’s defender, Unni Fries, told Dagbladet at the time that she had no comments on the case. Nor did police attorney Erik T. Hansen want to comment on the case.
Carl Aksel in court
The case against Jansen and the other defendants has been set up over eight days in May. He is accused of having defrauded more than 4.5 million kroner. He has acknowledged several of the conditions.
– He acknowledges most of the circumstances, and apologizes so much for what he has done and the pain he has inflicted on the offended. He is now working hard with drug rehabilitation and to get well, his defender Petter Bonde told Dagbladet in January.
