Denmark Charges 14 People for Sharing Backpacker Beheading Video, Face 3 Years in Prison

Danish police have charged 14 people for sharing a video on social media purportedly showing the murder of Scandinavian hikers in Morocco last December, Danish Radio reported:

Danish hiker Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 24, and her Norwegian friend Maren Ueland,28, were killed in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains during a trekking holiday. The video, shared by 14 Danes, six of whom were minors, showed the beheading of Jespersen with what appears to be a kitchen knife.

“The East Jutland Police have reviewed 118 reports from all over the country. This led to charges against a total of 14 people,” the police said.

Twelve of the people were charged with unauthorised disclosure and invasion of privacy, which can be punishable with up to three years’ imprisonment. The remaining two were charged with publicly approving of the killing of the two women, which is punishable with fines or up to two years’ imprisonment.

The killing video has been primarily shared on Facebook Messenger and other social media, but some cases involve its display at educational institutions.

Among the 14 defendants, six are minors. Of them, two are under the age of 15, who, according to Danish criminal law, cannot face criminal chargers. This means that criminal cases can only be brought against the remaining 12 people aged 15 and over. Apart from minors, the video has been shared by people in the age group 22-69.

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The Danish Intelligence Service, PET, previously verified the killing video that reportedly flourished on Danish social media. The Danish police advised the public not to watch the video and delete it if one happens to be in possession of it.

The Danish children’s organisation, Børns Vilkår, received numerous calls on its hotline from children who have watched the video. The organisation described the video as brutal and stressed that the charges send a strong signal that sharing offensive images is prohibited.

24-year-old Danish woman Louisa Vesterager Jespersen and her 28-year-old Norwegian friend Maren Ueland were found dead on 17 December in a mountainous area about an hour’s drive from the city of Marrakesh. They were brutally murdered during a Christmas trip to Morocco, where they wanted to see Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak.

15 Moroccan men were later charge for the attack classified as a terrorist attack. Despite the fact that the suspected killers swore allegiance to Daesh*, the Moroccan intelligence service later rejected the idea that murder was coordinated by the so-called “Islamic State”.

Earlier, the extremely graphic video was reportedly sent to friends and relatives of the victims. According to Danish media, Jespersen’s mother and other relatives even had to deactivate their Facebook accounts after being spammed with the grisly video from fake accounts and bots.

Of course, this has nothing to do with “unauthorized disclosure” or “invasion of privacy”.  Who would be in a legal position to “authorize” the distribution of the beheading video?  And whose “privacy” was invaded by the distribution of this video?  Had this video not been shared, the killers of these young women might never have been arrested for this gruesome crime.  The Moroccan authorities were pressured into finding the killers because of the sensation generated by the video.

No, the liberal “thought police” are irate about this video because it shows White nations the true nature of both Muslims and Arab culture in general.  And the last thing the nation wreckers want is for White people to wake up and insist on a total moratorium on non-White, especially Muslim, immigration.  Yes, the beheading videos will hopefully wake people up to what’s really happening, and anyone who tries to wake anyone up will be charged with “hate” crimes and other nonsense.

And to prove that this beheading video won’t deter other young women from backpacking in Morocco, the liberal Independent news site in the U.K. is promoting backpacking trips to Morocco for single young women in celebration of International Women’s Day.  They have no shame.