Sweden to extradite ‘Laser Man’ torpedo to Germany

German military had asked Swedish authorities to extradite John Ausonius, 63, for doubt over a murder of 68-year-old Blanka Zmigrod, who was shot in a conduct during tighten operation on her approach home from a Frankfurt grill where she worked in 1992.

Södertörn District Court authorized a extradition ask on Thursday, though pronounced he should be returned to Sweden to continue portion his jail judgment either or not he is found guilty.

Ausonius was condemned to life in jail in a 1990s Sweden on one count of murder, 10 depends of attempted murder and 9 robberies.

After his arrest, military tracing his trips abroad detected that he had been during a grill a week before Zmigrod’s murder, and had argued with her over a Casio electronic calendar he believed she had stolen.

The arms used in a murder had a same 6.35mm description as Ausonius’.

He denies a German allegations, though voiced a eagerness to go to Germany as prolonged as he could lapse to Sweden to offer his punishment.

He was interviewed once by German military during Sweden’s Kumla Prison in 1996, though zero came of it until dual years ago when military came to Sweden to reason serve interviews.

Ausonius was a son of a Swiss father and a German mom who had emigrated to Sweden.

He was bullied during propagandize for his dim hair and brownish-red eyes and as an adult died his hair blond, wore blue hit lenses and altered his name from Wolfgang Alexander Zaugg.

Between Aug 1991 and Jan 30th 1992, Ausonius murdered one chairman and shot another ten, many of whom were coloured immigrants, in a Stockholm and Uppsala areas.

He was named ‘Lasermannen’ by Swedish media after a purloin versed with a laser steer he used for a initial of his murders. He after switched to a revolver.