The Devil's Star
“‘Isn’t it wonderful to have someone to hate?’ It was almost midnight when for the second time Bjarne Møller met the press outside the entrance to Police HQ. Only the brightest of stars shone through the heat-haze over Oslo, but he had to shield his eyes against the flashbulbs and the camera lights. Short, stabbing questions rained down on him.
‘One at a time,’ Møller said, pointing to a raised arm. ‘And please introduce yourself.’ ‘Roger Gjendem, Aftenposten. Has Sven Sivertsen confessed?’ ...‘At the present moment the suspect is being interviewed by the man leading the investigation, Inspector Tom Waaler. Until the interviews are over I cannot answer your question.’ ‘Is it true that you found weapons and diamonds in Sivertsen’s case? And that the diamonds are identical to those you found on the victims’ bodies?’ ‘I can confirm that this is true. Over there, yes please.’ A young woman’s voice. ‘Earlier this evening you said that Sven Sivertsen lives in Prague, and in fact I have been able to find out his official address.MoreLess
‘One at a time,’ Møller said, pointing to a raised arm. ‘And please introduce yourself.’ ‘Roger Gjendem, Aftenposten. Has Sven Sivertsen confessed?’ ...‘At the present moment the suspect is being interviewed by the man leading the investigation, Inspector Tom Waaler. Until the interviews are over I cannot answer your question.’ ‘Is it true that you found weapons and diamonds in Sivertsen’s case? And that the diamonds are identical to those you found on the victims’ bodies?’ ‘I can confirm that this is true. Over there, yes please.’ A young woman’s voice. ‘Earlier this evening you said that Sven Sivertsen lives in Prague, and in fact I have been able to find out his official address.MoreLess
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