WOMAN SCAMMED MAN WITH ALZHEIMERS OF 4 MILLION KRON THE FULL TRIAL The Trial App ???? LISTEN TO THIS TRIAL COMPLETELY FREE IN OUR APP - Download the app here: https://bit.ly/3W3BiPd A 60-year-old woman has been convicted of aggravated fraud after defrauding a man with Alzheimer's disease of 4 million kroner. However, the Court of Appeal reduced her original two-year prison sentence, which the Södertörn district court sentenced her to two years ago, to one and a half years. The woman came into contact with the man, who had recently become a widow, five years ago. The man owned two properties in Huddinge and the woman lived near his summer cottage. The man, who had no children of his own, instead had close ties to his late wife's grandchildren, who largely grew up with them. In his will, the man had decided that the grandson would inherit his condominium, car and the rest of his assets, including money in SEB accounts. After the man was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and moved to a nursing home, the grandson, who was the sole legatee, discovered that his bank accounts had been emptied of almost four million kroner. This led to a police report against the 60-year-old woman, who had had access to the man's bank deposit box to help him with payments. The woman claimed that she had a power of attorney to use the man's bank accounts, but the district court found that the power of attorney was false, based on differences in the man's signature and insufficient Swedish in the document. The district court saw this as evidence that the woman had no right to transfer the money and convicted her of gross fraud, on the grounds that the scale and audacity of the crime required a severe punishment. The verdict was appealed to the Svea Court of Appeal, which confirmed the fraud but reduced the sentence in consideration of the woman's deteriorating health, the passage of time since the crime and the delay in court proceedings. The police's examination of the woman's computer also showed that a document similar to the power of attorney had been saved there, which strengthened the suspicion of forgery. The Court of Appeal therefore determined that the offense exceeded two years' imprisonment in penalty value, but reduced the sentence to one year and six months due to these circumstances. Get access to the court's documents (FUP and DOM) here: ????https://bit.ly/47zCFvx ???? Why the Court App? For a deeper insight and access to more trials, download the Trial App. Here you can: ???? Listen Offline: Save trials and listen without using data. ???? No Ads: Experience trials without interruption. ???? Extensive Library: Explore a growing selection of trials, updated regularly. ???? Download the app here for a richer listening experience: https://bit.ly/3W3BiPd ???? Follow Us: Mobile app: https://bit.ly/3W3BiPd Website: https://rattegangsappen.se Instagram: / rattegangsappen Facebook: / rattegangsappen ???? Other Noted Trials: The LILLA HÄRTAT case: https://bit.ly/3vorBAW The murder in Notviken: https://bit.ly/3OIKYfD The murder of Tove: https://bit.ly/41HPdy0 The Marina target: https://bit.ly/41WUBNC The big fraud from Gotland: https://bit.ly/47ghbUs Don't forget to subscribe and activate notifications so you don't miss new uploads! Subscribe here: https://bit.ly/39rxepu 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:17 Angelica, Plaintiff, Recording 1 00:34:57 Angelica, Plaintiff, Recording 2 00:47:30 Carola, Plaintiff 01: 16:24 Marja-Liisa Vähäkuopus, Defendant, Recording 1 02:34:15 Marja-Liisa Vähäkuopus, Defendant, Recording 2 02:45:01 Angelica, Plaintiff, Recording 3 02:46:34 Marja-Liisa Vähäkuopus, Defendant, Recording 3 02:51:58 Angelica, Plaintiff, Recording 4 02:53:40 Kajsa, Witness 03:08:34 Riikka, Witness