Two sisters have been sentenced to ten years in prison for the attempted murder of their father, but in a new podcast the state of the evidence and the legal process are questioned.
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The sisters were sentenced to ten years in prison for attempted murder of their father in Jönköping after an incident during the All Saints' Day weekend in 2025. The Supreme Court has chosen not to hear the case.
I can't lie down and give up, absolutely not, says the one daughter who, together with her sister, has been sentenced to ten years in prison for trying to kill her father.
It was a year ago, All Saints' Day 2025, that the man, who is in his 80s, called the home services alarm and said he was covered in blood and that his daughters had abused him.
There was no physical evidence that tied the women to the father's apartment in Jönköping on the evening in question, but both the district court and the court of appeal believe that it is clear that it is the daughters who attacked their father. The sisters were convicted - against their denial and the Supreme Court has chosen not to hear the case.
Tells in pod
In the podcast Behind bars (Podme), the sisters talk about when the police came and picked them up about a month after the incident in which the father was injured.
According to the journalist Sophia Djiobaridis, who reviewed the case together with Josefin Freje, there are several pieces of evidence that were not included in the court's assessment and which the lawyers believe should have constituted reasonable doubt.
- I am reacting to several things in what we have found, including the motive picture which I do not think fits as well as the lack of evidence against the two sisters, says Sophia Djiobaridis to SVT.
- This has been tried and the court has taken everything into account. It has received a full examination and the case is closed, says prosecutor Viktor Wetterö to SVT about the criticism in the podcast.

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