Freddy Hulback

criminal

Freddy Hulback was a Norwegian man who gained notoriety for his involvement in a controversial murder case dating back to 2001. He was convicted of killing a friend, known as 'Tommen', in a drug-related incident in an Oslo apartment, where complex circumstances led to a conviction based on the testimony of a single witness. Despite his claims of innocence and the questionable strength of the evidence against him, Hulback's conviction was upheld by the Eidsivating Court of Appeal. His case has raised significant questions about the functioning of Norway's Gjenopptagelseskommisjonen, which is tasked with reviewing wrongful convictions, ultimately leading to public outcry over the judicial process. Unfortunately, Hulback passed away while awaiting a review of his case, highlighting the urgent need for reform in the judicial system.