27-01-2011, 04:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 27-01-2011, 05:49 PM by Peter Lemkin.)
1st Sabina and Ursula is said to have left Sweden in 2003, Värmland, but Ursula ended up in the United States and Sabina in Ireland, why?
2nd They have a brother. Is he adopted or their biological brother?
3rd Sabina has two children and one in Ireland. Why did he not join her when she suddenly went off with Ursula?
4th When Ursula came from the U.S. to visit Sabina, how long ago was it that they had met?
5th Have Ursula children and husband in the U.S.?
6th What about the twins' mother? The father is apparently deceased.
7th How does Sabina handle it today when he knows that she is coming out next year?
8th the so-called experts, say they can relapse, who will be responsible for them?
9th Sabina admitted bluntly resisting officer when she pulled away, threw herself in front of the car and fought with the police afterwards, but in the case of Glenn Hollinshead, which she put to death, she started in the style of "No comment"; in the end admitting manslaughter. Why?
10th This is a true story that definitely did not tell both sides of the coin. I want to know why!
Too many questions remain despite the British documentary on TV4 yesterday.
Sabina Eriksson walked into the midfield on the M6 towards Liverpool along with her identical twin Ursula. They showed up on surveillance cameras and sent a police patrol.
They was met with cops like in the worst horror movie. Instead of Swedish women glad to get help, they became like mad. Ursula ran out in front of a truck and got under a car. While Sabina ran out on the highway, was hit by a car, was thrown straight into the windshield and rolled down the road. One of the policemen rushed to the seemingly lifeless Sabina and called an ambulance. "We have two dead or seriously injured women!"
Fifteen minutes later, getting up Sabina from the ground and rushing!
The documentary did not answer the question why Sabina stabbed a good Samaritan who tried to help her. Neither did the documentary respond to why no one asked Ursula what happened that day two years ago.
Sabina gets out of prison next year. Ursula went back to the U.S. after a short stay in Sweden. This after their hospital stay due to collision with the truck.
What also amazes me is that there stood only a single line in one Swedish newspaper about this.
I would like to know the origin of these Swedish women and if someone interviewed their parents. If you see the documentary you'll understand why.
http://ramona-fransson.blogspot.com/search?q=sabina [In Swedish]
2nd They have a brother. Is he adopted or their biological brother?
3rd Sabina has two children and one in Ireland. Why did he not join her when she suddenly went off with Ursula?
4th When Ursula came from the U.S. to visit Sabina, how long ago was it that they had met?
5th Have Ursula children and husband in the U.S.?
6th What about the twins' mother? The father is apparently deceased.
7th How does Sabina handle it today when he knows that she is coming out next year?
8th the so-called experts, say they can relapse, who will be responsible for them?
9th Sabina admitted bluntly resisting officer when she pulled away, threw herself in front of the car and fought with the police afterwards, but in the case of Glenn Hollinshead, which she put to death, she started in the style of "No comment"; in the end admitting manslaughter. Why?
10th This is a true story that definitely did not tell both sides of the coin. I want to know why!
Too many questions remain despite the British documentary on TV4 yesterday.
Sabina Eriksson walked into the midfield on the M6 towards Liverpool along with her identical twin Ursula. They showed up on surveillance cameras and sent a police patrol.
They was met with cops like in the worst horror movie. Instead of Swedish women glad to get help, they became like mad. Ursula ran out in front of a truck and got under a car. While Sabina ran out on the highway, was hit by a car, was thrown straight into the windshield and rolled down the road. One of the policemen rushed to the seemingly lifeless Sabina and called an ambulance. "We have two dead or seriously injured women!"
Fifteen minutes later, getting up Sabina from the ground and rushing!
The documentary did not answer the question why Sabina stabbed a good Samaritan who tried to help her. Neither did the documentary respond to why no one asked Ursula what happened that day two years ago.
Sabina gets out of prison next year. Ursula went back to the U.S. after a short stay in Sweden. This after their hospital stay due to collision with the truck.
What also amazes me is that there stood only a single line in one Swedish newspaper about this.
I would like to know the origin of these Swedish women and if someone interviewed their parents. If you see the documentary you'll understand why.
http://ramona-fransson.blogspot.com/search?q=sabina [In Swedish]
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"Civil disobedience is not our problem. Our problem is civil obedience! People are obedient in the face of poverty, starvation, stupidity, war, and cruelty. Our problem is that grand thieves are running the country. That's our problem!" - Howard Zinn
"If there is no struggle there is no progress. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and never will" - Frederick Douglass