The 56-year-old man appears in a number of eco-criminal cases and has been accused of helping organized crime with financial arrangements.

The crime in the prosecution applies to the period May 2014 – March 2017. According to Chamber Prosecutor Ulrika Åberg, the man is guilty of eight cases of serious fraud directed against entrepreneurs in southern Sweden.

"Most of these landlords have lent money to this man, for further investment in a mobile app that they hoped would revolutionize the market," says Ulrika Åberg in GP.

15,000 pages

The feasibility study covers almost 15,000 pages. But where the money went is not clear.

The man denies crime. He was arrested in Denmark in the summer of 2017 and was detained until October 2018.

Over the years, he has been sentenced to several longer prison sentences for fraud and financial crime.