In police interviews with the 20-year-old woman, she tells her version what happened during Tove's last hours of life.
Even Tove's boyfriend has been heard about what happened during the day. He called Tove at 01am at night and wondered if she would be home soon. At the time, she said she was on her way home to the 20-year-old. The next morning, he doesn't get a hold of the girlfriend when he tries to call her.
In the clip above, you see the footage from the tavern's surveillance cameras just before the 21-year-old was strangled to death and you hear what her final hours of life were like, according to questioning of boyfriend and murder suspect 20-year-old.
Held on as the other choked Tove
On Friday, charges were filed against the two young women, aged 20 and 18 respectively, who are suspected of murder and aggravated grave violence.
According to the indictment, the 20-year-old woman allegedly took a stranglehold around Tove's neck as she lay on the floor. Meanwhile, the 18-year-old has restrained Tove's arms, which she denies.
Denied for a long time
The women long denied the suspicions but when the older woman changed defense attorney, just before Christmas, some admissions came. Among other things, she admitted that Tove had died in her apartment, but that it was beatings, not murder. She also admitted that she had moved Tove's body and put it in the woods.
The younger woman also admitted to grave violence offences, but said she had been intoxicated and had been asleep when Tove died. According to her lawyer, she allegedly felt compelled to participate in the move of her body.
The trial will begin on March 27 in Eksjö District Court and will last four days.