United States vs. Manning

United States vs. Manning

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2010-08-20

2010-08-20

[4:21 p.m. - 6:40 p.m.] Anna Ardin is present during the interview with Sophia Wilen (which is irregular in standard police protocol). The interview is not recorded (audio or video, also irregular), and conducted by 'a friend and political ally,' Irmeli Krans. [NEED SOURCE]

According to Irmeli Krans, the police interviewer: 'On Friday, 20 August 2010. I conducted an interview with complainant Sofia Wiln in connection with case #0201-K246314-10 at Klara Police Station. The interview commenced at 4:21 p.m. and was terminated at 6:40 p.m. The interview [protocol] was thereafter written with the word-processing program in the DurTv computer system. The interview was to be copyedited on my next workday, Monday the 23 rd of August 2010. That was not possible because I was denied access to the interview I had conducted. After an exchange of e-mails, I was directed by supervisor Mats Gehlin to instead create and sign a new interview in DurTv, which was done on 26 August with the necessary changes. Unfortunately, the date and time of that document conforms with the time that the changes were made, as that is done automatically by the DurTv system.'

Also, according to Irmeli Krans, the police interviewer: 'In the course of the interview, Sofia and I were informed that Julian Assange had been arrested in absentia [SOME TIME AROUND 6:40 PM]. After that, Sofia had difficulty concentrating, as a result of which I made the judgement that it was best to terminate the interview...The interview was neither read back to Sofia nor read by her for approval; but Sofia was informed that she could do so at a later date.'

		On Friday, 20 August 2010. I conducted an interview with complainant Sofia Wiln in connection with case #0201-K246314-10 at Klara Police Station. The interview commenced at 4:21 p.m. and was terminated at 6:40 p.m. The interview [protocol] was thereafter written with the word-processing program in the DurTv computer system. The interview was to be copyedited on my next workday, Monday the 23 rd of August 2010. That was not possible because I was denied access to the interview I had conducted. After an exchange of e-mails, I was directed by supervisor Mats Gehlin to instead create and sign a new interview in DurTv, which was done on 26 August with the necessary changes. Unfortunately, the date and time of that document conforms with the time that the changes were made, as that is done automatically by the DurTv system. [...] In the course of the interview, Sofia and I were informed that Julian Assange had been arrested in absentia. After that, Sofia had difficulty concentrating, as a result of which I made the judgement that it was best to terminate the interview...The interview was neither read back to Sofia nor read by her for approval; but Sofia was informed that she could do so at a later date.
	Name(s:)	Irmeli Krans
	Title:	Interviewing Officer
	Concerning:	Sweden versus Assange
	Url:	Url Link

	Title:	Assange & Sweden, Police Interview Protocols
	Authoring or Creator Agency:	Nordic News Network
	Concerning:	"Sweden versus Assange
Url Link

	Title:	Assange & Sweden Protokollen Fran Polisforhoren
	Authoring or Creator Agency:	Nordic News Network
	Concerning:	"Sweden versus Assange
Url Link

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