“Just one week before the killing, Maren Sømme was hospitalised after ‘falling’ at home.”
When a society fails to protect its women and children from foreign invaders, it’s committing national suicide. Over and over again, Muslim migrants have committed acts of violence against women in Europe and have been allowed to remain in these countries.
Here’s a recent horrifying case out of Norway in which Maren Sømme, 30 years old, was allegedly murdered by her Afghan boyfriend.
Bayan arrived in Norway in 2004/2005 with his mother and two siblings. His father followed later. At the time of his previous conviction, 2018, he was still an Afghan citizen on a temporary residence permit.
Just one week before the killing, Maren Sømme was hospitalised after “falling” at home and suffering head injuries. From her hospital bed she reported Bayan for the violence she had endured.
Despite his long and brutal record, the support system and police refused to protect her. She withdrew the complaint, and was sent straight back to her abuser.
Days later she was found with catastrophic injuries in their home in Nærbø on Jæren. She died from those injuries and Bayan has been charged with her murder.
The official media story states that…
The man in his 30s who has now been charged with murder has previously been convicted of multiple counts of violence, and was expelled from the country.
In 2017, he was sentenced to prison for one year and eight months of violence against his ex-wife. However, he was acquitted in the Court of Appeal.
In 2020, the accused received a restraining order against his ex-wife, her new cohabitant and their joint child.
In 2019, he was sentenced to prison for one year and two months. Among other things, for repeated relationships of violence against another former girlfriend. It was this ruling that made him eventually expelled from the country.
But the Immigration Board and the Norwegian authorities have for a long time had temporary halts in forced returns to the country the man originally comes from.
The country being Afghanistan. So instead of deporting him, the Afghan stayed behind and took a Norwegian woman’s life.