The largest hacking case that Denmark has ever seen is almost over. This week the prosecution finishes presenting evidence and questions their last witnesses. Because there is no risk now of hidden messages to sabotage the prosecution’s case anakata is now allowed to receive his mail directly to the arrest house he is located in rather than it being inspected at the police center and then delivered to him at a later date. You can mail him letters and cards directly to the following address.
Word came from Gottfrid’s mother today that mail is no longer required to be routed through Jens Jorgensen. It can now be sent direct to him at the arrest house he is currently being held in.
Hopefully this will allow him to receive his mail in a faster and a less invasive manner. While he is not very good at replying to all of those who have sent him support mail he does appreciate all of the mail. Not only has it helped him know that he is not forgotten, it has also helped pass a lot of his time during incarceration.
Anakata will turn 30 years old this month, while still in jail in Denmark, awaiting the verdict of his recently ended trial. His birthday is 17 October so don’t forget to drop in your love and support.
Here is his current address:
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg
Arresthuset i Koege
Kongsberg Alle 6
4600 Koege
Denmark
Anakata arrived at 08:30 ready for the first day of his trial over CSC hacking charges. Once in the court room Anakata was placed behind a bullet proof glass to separate him from spectators in the room.
Pretrial detainment should not exceed one year in Denmark unless there are exceptional circumstances surrounding the case. Leave it to Gottfrid Svartholm Warg to be involved in a case that breaks all the “standards”.
As mentioned in the closing of our previous post, Gottfrid (anakata) was part of the first ever criminal trial and conviction against peer to peer site founders. Now he is involved in Denmark’s largest hacking case and his co-defendant is setting precedent this week. Continue reading
As of May 27th Gottfrid Svartholm Warg has been detained in Denmark for 6 months, without trial or conviction. The other defendant, a 21 year old Danish man known publicly only as JT, will be detained for a year by Denmark at the beginning of June. Continue reading
We have gone between a media frenzy and complete media blackout for news and updates concerning Anakata and his trial since the courts opened the doors to the public. The higher Swedish courts favored the plea of Luise Høj on 4 March 2014. That update is here.
The month of April was filled with many new updates though, and information concerning not only his detainment, but also his upcoming trial. Continue reading
The director of TPB AFK, Simon Klose was on scene when Rolf Bjerre, the leader of Denmark’s Pirate Party delivered the 160K signatures to the Ministry of Justice.
In December 2013 Meelis Kuldala started an online petition to bring attention to the intense restrictions that Gottfrid was being kept under during his remand in Denmark.
In the first open court hearing Gottfrid was able to have in Denmark, the judge extended his stay at Køge arrest house for another four weeks. Continue reading