Melissa Nordell | |
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Died | 2001-11-11 [1] Sweden |
Nationality | Swedish |
Occupation | model |
Known for | her murder, by a boyfriend, was an inspiration for the Millennium novels |
Melissa Nordell was a Swedish fashion model, who was murdered when she was 22 years old. [2] [1] [3] [4] Her murder, by a disgruntled boyfriend, is said[ by whom? ] to have inspired Stieg Larsson to write the Millennium novels. [5] [6] [7]
During her post-mortem, signs were found she had been the target of violence on other occasions. [2] Her ex-boyfriend confessed to the murder. [8] He admitted buying a stun gun, and remembered using it on her, but claimed he did not remember strangling her. He admitted weighting her body, prior to throwing it off a bridge. Her ex-boyfriend's motive is routinely described as rage over her decision to leave him.[ citation needed ]
A few months after Nordell's murder, a Muslim woman, living in Sweden, Fadime Sahindal, was murdered by her father. [9] [10] [11] The two murders are regularly compared.[ citation needed ] Some commentators question why only Sahindal's murder should be characterized as an honour killing.[ citation needed ] In May 2015 Sweden's TV4 broadcast a documentary about Nordell's murder.
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Events from the year 2002 in Sweden
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Pojkvännen, en 140 kilo tung 37-åring, åkte en natt hem till Melissas bostad i Åkersberga norr om Stockholm. Han misshandlade och kvävde henne till döds.
Melissa Nordell, 22, fotomodell. Det var hon som hittades mördad i vattnet vid Björkviks brygga på Ingarö utanför Stockholm.
22-åriga Melissa Nordell från Åkersberga norr om Stockholm var en vacker ung kvinna med framtidsdrömmar om att arbeta som modell. I november 2001 hittades dock hennes nakna kropp invirad i hönsnät vid en brygga på Ingarö.
Every time Melissa's name was mentioned Stieg's eyes would fill with tears.
In his own essay for the book Steig began by describing the murder of Melissa Nordell, a 22-year-old fashion model, by her 37-year-old boyfriend.
Fotomodellen Melissa, 22 år, mördades den 10 november i fjol. Hon torterades först med elpistol och kvävdes sedan till döds.
Ett exempel på detta är mordet på Fadime Sahindal (1975-2002). Några månader före mordet på Fadime Sahindal i Uppsala mördades en annan kvinna vid namn Melissa Nordell (1979-2001) i Åkersberga av sin före detta pojkvän.
1999 blev Pela Atroshi mördad, 2001 var det Melissa Nordell och den 21 januari 2002 mördades Fadime Sahindal.
När Fadime Sahindal mördades i Uppsala mördades ungefär samtidigt den unga svenska Melissa Nordell i Åkersberg i sitt hem av sin före detta pojkvän.