Lindh killer's Serbia move rejected

Sweden today rejected a request by the convicted killer of former Foreign Minister Anna Lindh to be moved to a prison in Serbia.

Lindh killer's Serbia move rejected
Tue, 06 Feb, 2007 - 18:55

Sweden today rejected a request by the convicted killer of former Foreign Minister Anna Lindh to be moved to a prison in Serbia.

The Swedish Prison and Probation Service said it turned down Mijailo Mijailovic’s request because authorities in Belgrade could not specify how long his prison term would be in Serbia.

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