A young man was forced into a car and threatened with death and subjected to demands for a large sum of money.
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The family is said to have been subjected to blackmail on several occasions during the autumn.
According to the indictment, the young man was allegedly forced into a car in Eskilstuna where he was threatened with a gun. The suspected perpetrators also allegedly threatened to harm the man's family if they did not receive a larger sum of money.
The family is said to have been subjected to blackmail on several occasions during the autumn.
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All suspects are men, the youngest is a teenager and the oldest is in his 25s. All deny wrongdoing.
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