Karla Leanne Homolka, also known as Karla Leanne Teale, is an infamous Canadian killer. In December 2008 the Supreme Court of Finland decided that he would be released with a suspended sentence on February 2009. Fouganthine was paroled again on February 2. In a recent interview he revealed that he is currently writing an autobiography. Valjakkala has admitted to the above.įouganthine and his wife Alexandra married in May 2008. He is likely to face charges for, among other things, endangering the traffic, stealing a vehicle and driving a vehicle without a licence and driving an unlicenced taxi. He was arrested again on April 12, 2008, for breaking his release terms. Having served 19 years in prison, Fouganthine was due to be released on parole on July 1, 2008.įouganthine was released on February 25, 2008. Valjakkala changed his name to Nikita Joakim Fouganthine. After the incident Valjakkala went back to closed prison. Valjakkala was captured without resistance. Police assaulted the apartment which was suspected to be Valjakkala’s hideout. He was captured on the evening of November 30, 2006, by police Readiness Unit Karhuryhmä in Maunula, Helsinki. Just after midnight on November 28, 2006, Valjakkala escaped for the fourth time, this time from the labor prison in Hamina. His next escape in 2004 from Sukeva prison lasted only 19 minutes and reached less than 1 km from the prison walls. Upon returning to prison after the 2002 escape he tried to commit suicide by hanging himself in his cell. In 2002 he escaped from Pyhäselkä prison and traveled to Sweden with his wife, and was captured after a large police operation in Långträsk. He took a teacher as a hostage, but he was apprehended nearby and the hostage escaped the situation unscathed.
In April 1994 Valjakkala fled the Riihimäki prison in Finland where he was being held. Valjakkala tried to escape from prison in 1991. Routalammi was released after serving half of her time, and Valjakkala was transferred to Finland to serve out the rest of his sentence. Valjakkala was given a life sentence on three counts of murder, while Routalammi received two years for complicity in assault and battery. Conviction for the murders was his 12th criminal conviction.
However, the statement by a forensic psychiatrist found that Valjakkala suffered from a psychopathic personality and was very aggressive.
A psychiatric evaluation found both to be mentally competent for trial. Valjakkala and Routalammi were caught in Odense, Denmark just over a week later.Īt the trial the two defendants blamed each other for the murders, but the court believed Routalammi’s story. Later Sten’s wife and Fredrik’s mother, Ewa Nilsson, went looking for the two, was chased into the woods and had her throat slit by Valjakkala outside the cemetery. The chase ended at a cemetery where Sten and Fredrik Nilsson were both shot by Valjakkala with a shotgun. He was pursued by the owners, Sten Nilsson and his 15-year-old son Fredrik.
After nightfall Valjakkala stole a bicycle.
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Juha Veikko Valjakkala is a Finnish murderer convicted of the triple murder of a family in the northern Swedish community of Åmsele. The series of events that led to the murders began when the 22-year-old Valjakkala was released from a prison in Turku on May 1, 1988, after which he started wandering through Sweden and Finland with his 21-year-old then-girlfriend Marita Routalammi.
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