By Julie Astrid Thomsen COPENHAGEN, Jan 23 (Reuters)– Danish developer Peter Madsen locked up as well as over used Swedish reporter Kim Wall prior to killing her aboard his home-built submarine, according to the charge released on Tuesday.

Madsen intended the murder by bringing products, consisting of a saw as well as screwdrivers, which were utilized to strike, reduce as well as stab Wall while she lived, the district attorneys stated.

Wall, a 30-year-old freelance reporter that was investigating a tale on the business owner as well as aerospace designer, went missing out on after Madsen took her bent on sea in his 17-meter (56-foot) submarine in August in 2015.

Later that month, cops recognized a brainless women upper body cleaned onto land in Copenhagen as Wall’s.

The root cause of her fatality is yet to be identified, yet the district attorneys stated she passed away by strangulation or cutting of her throat.

Madsen has actually confessed severing Wall aboard his submarine as well as discarding her body components in the sea, yet he rejects killing or sexually attacking her.

According to the charge, Madsen has actually likewise been billed with threatening others’ lives, flexibility as well as health and wellness around the moment of the murder by cruising in the courses of a cruise liner as well as a freight ship, together with purposely sinking his submarine.

On Oct 5, a cops district attorney stated police officers discovered pictures “which we presume to be real” of females being suffocated as well as beheaded on the disk drive on Madsen’s computer system in a lab he ran.

Later that month, cops likewise stated private investigators had actually discovered 14 exterior and interior stab injuries to the reporter’s genital areas.

Madsen was recently billed with the murder as well as dismembering of Wall together with a fee of sexual offense without sexual intercourse of an especially unsafe nature.

Prosecutors would certainly look for a life sentence for Madsen, which in Denmark is usually about 15 years without parole, as well as requested him to be held in custodianship up until his test starts on March 8. They likewise asked for him to be kept in “safe custody,” which can suggest uncertain jail time. (Reporting by Julie Astrid Thomsen; Editing by Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen as well as Janet Lawrence)

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