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According to reports, there was an accomplice who said, he dumped it in a ditch among the woods, off the state highway.
Just three days after Henriette's disappearance, the young student moved in permanently with the Mollins.
In the months leading up to his wife's disappearance, Edvard grew increasingly desperate as divorce plans failed and JC threatened to end the case, the judge said.
So, when affection turned into a sexual relationship, Mollin was faced with the harsh reality that he could not remain married and still maintain an increasingly intense relationship" with the teenager, according to the magistrate, with his adventures with other teenagers. , keep his harem secret, in between his escapades with the students.
The prospect of losing her caused him distress, frustration and ended up oppressing him so much that Mollin decided to kill his wife.