DNA match led to suspected rapist in Oxelösund - after seven years
Quick Look
- A man has been charged for a rape in Oxelösund from 2019, which could be linked to him via a DNA match this year.
- He is also charged with three more rapes that are said to have taken place in 2024.
- The man denies all criminal charges.
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Why It Matters
A rape from 2019 in Oxelösund could only be linked to a suspected perpetrator through DNA analysis in 2024.
According to the indictment, it was in 2019 that a woman was raped in her apartment in Oxelösund. A man then allegedly helped the woman with a lock, then accompanied her inside, held her down and raped her.
But no suspected perpetrator was caught then. It wasn't until this year that a DNA match could link the now accused man to the seven-year-old rape, says prosecutor Fredrik Beijar.
In addition to the case from 2019, the man is also charged with, among other things, three more cases of rape that allegedly took place this year in Oxelösund. The man denies any wrongdoing.
Open Questions
- What will be the verdict in the legal process?
- What does the state of evidence look like for the three rapes from 2024?


