The trial in Linköping District Court regarding the double murder on Åsgatan in 2004 ended today.
During the morning, two childhood friends and the brother of the accused 37-year-old were heard.
The friends testified about how Nyqvist changed in high school and started drinking alcohol.
One of the friends also told that Nyqvist at a young age talked about killing a child.
"Everything fell into place" The
last to be heard by the court was the accused's brother.
He described the 37-year-old as kind and caring, while at the same time he was withdrawn and enjoyed being at home the best.
- I do not think I heard my brother say a bad word about anyone, the brother said in court.
At the age of 30, the accused was diagnosed with a neuropsychiatric disability.
- When he was diagnosed, many pieces fell into place.
Before that, he could be perceived as a withdrawn and odd person who had difficulty with social contacts.
He described that his brother had difficulty showing his own feelings and understanding the feelings of others.
Hear more of the clip above from the interrogation with the brother.