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     5 years ago (edited)

    I'm glad you enjoyed it. Aleksis Kivi's brother was a tailor.

    Literally a minute ago, I just learned that Aleksis Kivi having to live in his brother's house in his final years before his premature death wasn't the only tragedy that took place in the house. About four decades later, Aleksis' Kivi's brother and his second wife - the first one had died in an accident fifteen years earlier - were brutally murdered. They were stabbed to death possibly by a 38-year-old vagrant. The murder trial resulted in a not guilty verdict because there was insufficient evidence. That little cabin is actually a house of horrors.

    Today, it is owned by the student body of the university of Helsinki. The student body is the very wealthy because it owns over a billion euros worth of property in central Helsinki.

    More information:

    https://www.mtvuutiset.fi/artikkeli/raaka-kaksoismurha-aleksis-kiven-kuolinmokissa-kansalliskirjailijan-veljen-julma-murhamysteeri-vaivaa-edelleen/7107864

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       5 years ago 

      There happened a lot in that small family. Wonder why. The creative, restless mind or envy. Wonder how it feels to be in that house.

      Insufficient effidence... a brutal killer came away with it. Thanks for sharing the link. Will read it now.

      Perhaps you like to share the link on the new discord group as well even.if you not need an upvote. It is good to read something different.

      @voxmortis - Promotion Discord Server. Join the group via the link in the post -upvote a post in the list and leave your link.

      Thank you again and taking the time to answer. I wish you a great day. 💕

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         5 years ago (edited)

        The text is in Finnish.

        Here's a link to a page translated into English by Google.

        http://tiny.cc/sxtcez

        It's not of a very high quality. "Calf" is criminal slang, the English equivalent of which is "rat". "Irishman" refers to "vagrant". The original text makes no reference to Irish people in any way. Google mistakenly thinks "vagrant" refers to Irish travellers, which is a very different matter altogether having nothing to do with this incident.

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