Pål Lønseth
Pål Lønseth is the head of Økokrim, Norway's economic crime agency, where he has been vocal about the extensive illegal cash flows leaving Norway, amounting to 27 million Norwegian kroner daily. He advocates for stricter regulations on cash transactions to combat the rampant money laundering activities linked to various criminal enterprises.
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Pål Lønseth, the head of Økokrim, stated that they will continue their investigation into Thorbjørn Jagland.
Økokrim ransaker leilighet i Oslo og Risør-bolig
Norway· 2026-02-12
Pål Lønseth is the head of Økokrim who indicated that Jagland and/or his family benefited from Jeffrey Epstein's properties.
Europarådet opphever Jaglands immunitetNorway· 2026-02-11
Pål Lønseth announced the opening of an investigation into potential criminal acts.
Two senior Norwegian diplomats being investigated over Epstein links | Norway
United Kingdom· 2026-02-09
Pål Lønseth wrote to the Council of Europe regarding Jagland's situation.
Derfor ber Økokrim om at Jaglands immunitet fjernesNorway· 2026-02-09Pål Lønseth is the head of Økokrim, overseeing the investigation into Juul and Rød-Larsen.
Økokrim har siktet Mona Juul og Terje Rød-Larsen for grov korrupsjon og medvirkning til korrupsjonNorway· 2026-02-09
Pål Lønseth is the head of Økokrim, who commented on the significant amounts of cash being smuggled out of Norway.
Rúmir sjö milljarðar í reiðufé
Iceland· 2025-02-26