Overview
- Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen testified on the final day of the trial, describing a 'culture of fear' and admitting it is 'embarrassing to be a victim of domestic violence.'
- Prosecutors have requested a 2.5-year prison sentence for Gjert Ingebrigtsen, citing allegations of physical and verbal abuse against Jakob and his sister, Ingrid.
- Gjert Ingebrigtsen’s legal team denied the allegations, questioning the credibility of testimonies and calling for his acquittal.
- The trial highlighted the tension between the Ingebrigtsen family’s athletic success and the personal trauma alleged by Jakob and his siblings.
- Judge Arild Dommersnes announced that the verdict will be delivered on June 16, concluding the high-profile case in Sandnes, Norway.