Who is the brain behind the kyrkokuppen?

"Who is the brain behind the kyrkokuppen?"

"Prosecutors called today to a press conference with the occasion of the indictment against a young man who is alleged to have committed kyrkokuppen in Strängnäs."

"They had, however, not very much to tell, then, the peculiar theft, in all material respects as yet is unresolved."

"nVisst, to the summer's big kriminalföljetong leads to trial is, of course, a case forward. An accused thief is an accused thief and a not insignificant piece of the greater puzzle that the police department responsible for the cultural crimes are trying to add."

"And of course it was perfectly in order to call up the press: King Karl IX and queen Kristina the elder begravningsregalier is culturally unique and a theft of them is of great and important public interest."

"the Problem is that prosecutors Reena Devgun and Isabelle Bjursten do not know much. The suspect, 23-year-old denies the offence and if he is guilty, he has in spite of months in custody is not crackled and started to talk."

"They did their best and it is quite small, the number of journalists taken to the police headquarters on Kungsholmen in Stockholm, the editorial staff is now slimmed-down and large resources are spent trying to keep up with all the tours in the formation of the government, listened, took notes and asked questions."

"the Evidence against 23-year-old, a petty thief with a less serious crime in the judicial record, it seems to be good."

"The main card is the splash of the man's blood, found in the booth where the king's and queen's crowns were stolen."

"In the interrogation, the man has tried to explain this awkward circumstance that he found himself outside of the church to lend bikes to the two criminals and became curious when he heard the glass krasa. He went in, discovered the broken booth, tried to steal some leftover regaler and happened to be inconvenienced enough to cut themselves."

"Now do not have an accused person förklaringsbörda, but something tells me that it would be wise to try to come up with a better explanation for the trial."

"Begravningsregalierna, valued at 65 million, is still missing. Someone has reasonably ordered them. This is not the subject to sell at auction or on the block."

"Who is the brain behind the coup?"

"We know that Karl IX, Gustav Vasa's youngest son, and the father of king Gustav II Adolf, died in 1611 after a stroke. We know that he was married with queen Kristina the elder."

"We also know that a person is charged with an offence. But we do not know the specific much more about this remarkable crime."