Re: "De Tangleska Webska"
(sorry for the format. Copying pdf.)
"Odd behaviour for a sex-crime victim"
"Göran Rudling notes that there are discrepancies between what
Anna Ardin tells the police about her sexual encounter with
Assange, and what she tells her friends. Referring to the remark
overheard by Boström at Ms. Ardin’s crayfish party, Rudling poses
the question: “Would you say to someone who had assaulted you
that you felt ‘dumped’ afterwards?”14
There are many similar questions raised by Ms. Ardin’s behaviour,
which included the following:
• The day after the “assault”, Ms. Ardin co-operated in seeming
harmony with Assange at the Broderskapet seminar.
• After the seminar, she volunteered to arrange a crayfish party
for Assange.
• At that party, she said that it was quite all right for him to
continue living with her.
• She also Twittered to a friend that it was “just amazing” to
be sitting with “the world’s coolest, smartest people”.
• The next day, she volunteered to serve as Assange’s press
secretary at a meeting with the Pirate Party.
• It is not until the following Thursday, after she had spoken
with Sofia Wilén, that she chose to stop sleeping in the same
room with Assange.
• The next day, Friday, she told friends that Sofia Wilén had been
raped by Assange; but there is no mention of any such crime in
the interviews with Ms. Wilén and her friends.
• Shortly before or after the police interview, Mrs. Ardin attempted
to erase three Twitter messages which indicated that she
remained on friendly terms with Assange.
• She also asked the Pirate Party to remove her name from a press
release about the meeting at which she had volunteered to serve
as Assange’s press secretary.
• In the telephone interview with the police on August 21st, she
omitted all information tending to establish Assange’s innocence.
She said nothing about the crayfish party she arranged on his
behalf, nor about the Twitter messages, her voluntary role as
press secretary, her conversations with Donald Boström, etc."
" At no time did either woman tell Assange to stop or otherwise express disapproval of the sexual acts in which they participated."
" Both women told friends that their purpose in visiting the police was not to accuse Assange of any crime, but to seek assistance in compelling him to be tested for HIV."
"23 August. Police officer Irmeli Krans returns to work on Monday
morning, intending to proofread the protocol of her interview with
Sofia Wilén and correct any errors it might contain. But she discovers that she is denied access to the text file in the police computer system. “After an exchange of e-mails, I was ordered by lead
investigator Mats Gehlin to instead write and sign a new protocol
in the computer system, which was done on Thursday, August 26th
with necessary changes.”
The process of revision included the following curious exchange of
e-mails:
Irmeli Krans to Mats Gehlin
I hope that I have done it correctly now, and that the document
reaches you properly. Please acknowledge. As regards the
verbal report to the prosecutor [Maria H. Kjellstrand], I have
no information other than that it was done via telephone by
Linda Wassgren at some point during the interview (see
“Arrest warrant based on very little” on p. 14). What was said
is not known to me, as Wassgren does not wish to communicate with me. I had no opportunity to discuss the crime
classification with the prosecutor; rather, I was informed that
it would be classified as rape per the prosecutor’s directive.
Mats Gehlin to Irmeli Krans
Do this: Add [the changes] to your interview protocol and then
sign it. It would look odd if I were to sign it.
Irmeli Krans to Mats Gehlin
Yes, of course. But then there will be two interview protocols.
But only one formal interview has been conducted, at least by
me. Where will the other interview go to? If it is to be done
properly, I assume that I have to make the changes in the
original protocol and sign that. At the risk of appearing
troublesome, I do not want an unsigned document with my
name on it circulating in the computer system — especially
now that the case has developed as it has.
Mats Gehlin to Irmeli Krans
Write a new protocol. Add the changes and assign the protocol
to the case. And sign the protocol.
Irmeli Krans to Mats Gehlin
Perhaps I am a bit thick, but I don’t really understand what
you mean. [Our colleague] Anders Ringkvist is trying to help
me and, although we have rung you up, we have not been able
to resolve the problem.24
Exactly what changes were made to the original version is
potentially significant information that has yet to become publicly
available. Another intriguing question is why Linda Wassgren
refused to communicate with Irmeli Krans. It was officer Wassgren
who, together with Mats Gehlin, conveyed the few bits of information that led to the original arrest order."
This is but a miniscule amount of what these Swedidh investigators found,
if you want to read the other 95%, here's the link:
http://www.nnn.se/nordic/assange/protocol.htm
This will take you to many more links.
If you have anything out of Sweden to contradict this, I'll be glad to look at it.