Swedish student fined for faking mental illness

A Swedish art student was fined 2,500 kronor (€245.45) today for faking mental illness for an art project.

Swedish student fined for faking mental illness
Mon, 31 Aug, 2009 - 15:12

A Swedish art student was fined 2,500 kronor (€245.45) today for faking mental illness for an art project.

Stockholm District Court convicted 35-year-old Anna Odell of violent resistance and dishonest conduct, but acquitted her of charges of raising a false alarm.

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