A 32-year-old pastor was sentenced to life in prison Friday for using cell phone text messages that he said were from God to persuade his former nanny to kill his wife. Helge Fossmo, a Pentecostal ...
From it's establishment in 1921 until its dissolution in 2016, the small Swedish village of Knutby was home to a tight-knit Pentecostal congregation. Pentecostalism is a Protestant Christian movement ...
The new HBO docuseries “Pray, Obey, Kill” examines Sweden’s Knutby murder—wherein a member of a Christian cult is said to have commanded a disciple to shoot a woman to death. Entertainment Critic True ...
A Swedish pastor was jailed for life today for manipulating his former nanny into murdering his wife, using mobile phone text messages he said were from God to convince her to commit the crime. Fri, ...
HBO’s new true crime docuseries Pray, Obey, Kill delves into the 2004 murder of Alexandra Fossmo. Her nanny Sara Svensson confessed to the crime, claiming she’d acted on behalf of anonymous texts she ...
The Uppsala District Court ruled that Helge Fossmo, 32, a Pentecostal church pastor, convinced Sara Svensson, 27, to shoot his wife as she was sleeping in their house in Knutby, near Stockholm. She ...
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - A 32-year-old pastor was sentenced to life in prison Friday for using cell phone text messages he said were from God to persuade his former nanny to kill his wife. The Uppsala ...
Helge Fossmo, who has undergone psychiatric therapy while he has been in prison, said to TV4 that he has solwoly recovered and now sees his own role differently. But Sven Å Christianson is not ...
Sara Svensson, the nanny convicted of killing the wife of a pastor with whom she was having an affair, in the village of Knutby, eastern Sweden, in 2004, has been ordered released from institutional ...
SWEDEN:Since January 10th, Swedes have been glued to their television sets and the country's tabloid newspapers following the murder of a Pentecostal minister's wife and the attempted murder of the ...
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