FORMAL COMPLAINT - Sweden Confidential

United Nations petition — incomplete report
Due to the threatening situation previously described, I dearly wanted Ms
Finne-Grønn to change her hazardous routines a bit in regard to her nosto-
parental visits — so, the 4 th , I sent her a concise (and inoffensive) note to
attain this objective.
The 5 th Ms Finne-Grønn decided to inform the police about the situation. The
police station at Majorstua, Oslo, promptly assigned an officer to watch her flat
in her absence, and ordained a provisional bodyguard and motorcycle escort as
well.
‗Excellent — if they‘re able to protect her I finally can concentrate on my
athletic endeavors!‘, I was thinking.
Late in the evening the 6 th she was back outside her apartment — wearing one
of her dark overcoats, she stealthily moved to-and-fro mostly concealed by a
dense hedge.....trying to figure out the goings-on, she intently studied every
passerby.
By now she had permanently altered some of her night-tide routines and exhibited
a hopefully prophylactic degree of reasonable suspicion.....so — for the
moment — I felt slightly alleviated.
Ensuing days I leisurely inspected the police activities around Ms Finne-Grønn,
and it soon became regrettably manifest they were incapable of rendering her
required assistance. Anxious for her life, I scornfully gazed at the various plain-
clothesmen as they lackadaisically strayed about in the vicinity of her dwelling
— they‘d understood next to nothing!
Ms Finne-Grønn was repeatedly seen wholly unprotected in the murky area
around her parents house, and I decided the murderer had to be caught rather
quickly. Some days later he was duly arrested — he‘d practically reported
himself, and obviously longed for a prison cell where he could feel somewhat
safe...!
Greatly relieved the manslaughter were jailed, I hoped for a few days off.....but
now the truly big problems commenced!
Unable to contrive the missing links and markedly confused by the complex
chain of causation generally, the police exhibited maladapted interest for me the
last part of September. Well acquainted with the different aspects of the case, I
continued my life much as normal and did no attempts whatsoever to mystify or
conceal e.g my movements in the neighborhood.
The officers from Majorstua Police Station had my identity at this point of time,
and suddenly started to act explicitly menacing — to a given person they ad-
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FORMAL COMPLAINT VS THE KINGDOM OF NORWAY
by Wilh. Werner WINTHER, Norway
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