In an explosive turn of events, Norwegian media have reported that Ager-Hanssen is being investigated by the police for “other criminal offences”.
This appears to have come off the back of his own bankruptcy trustee reporting him to the police for “grossly breaching his obligations under the Bankruptcy Act to cooperate with the administrator and provide the administrator with necessary information,” according to DN Media, who seem to have started to see through Ager-Hanssen’s bullshit.
“He has failed to declare assets of great value/given incorrect information about this and thereby attempted gross deterioration of the estate during joint proceedings such as bankruptcy proceedings.”
Flemming Karlsen, the administrator of the estate, told local media: “Further investigations into criminal offences are being carried out.”
Ager-Hanssen is currently hiding in Sweden, where as a result of lying to the courts and ignoring orders in multiple jurisdictions, multiple law enforcement agencies are closing in on him…
Ager-Hanssen was recently made bankrupt in Norway over his failure to comply with British court orders. This follows his bankruptcy in the UK over the same refusal to comply with court orders.
Background
nChain had originally launched a complaint in the UK asking Ager-Hanssen to return the company devices he had taken, as well as return any data he stole during the failed coup. Ager-Hanssen stopped paying fancy law firm Mishcon de Reya, instead relying on his own legal prowess to represent himself in what is a fairly simple case – return the stolen data or justify why you don’t need to return it.
Ager-Hanssen first tried to convince the judge he was too sick to engage with the process, which was laughed out of court and he was ordered to hand back his devices. Despite reportedly being too sick to be able to function, Ager-Hanssen packed up his London bedsit and fled back to his mother’s basement in Norway.
He then tried to pivot to claiming to be a ‘PIDA protected whistleblower’ – something he is actually too thick to realise he doesn’t even remotely come to meeting the threshold for; with for-profit whistleblowing PR firm WBUK parroting his lies, gleefully reported in fake news website WhatTheFinance by ‘beauty and travel blogger’ “Lucy Walker” who is actually a man named Kostas Alekoglu, who runs a network of fake news websites.
Justice Jacobs, fed up with Ager-Hanssen’s constant lying and misdirection, sentenced him to 10 months imprisonment.
History
For decades, Ager-Hanssen’s MO has been to enter companies, creates chaos to trash any value, then offer the company a choice – give him control or he’ll drag them into an unwinnable legal battle with him.
This is exactly what he tried with his previous failed coup at Johnston Press. It was also claimed by Realtid’s founding editor Jonas Wiwen-Nilsson, whom Ager-Hanssen was trying to bully out of his company, who said: “In the meeting, Christen Ager-Hanssen made clear threats and tried to influence editorial, operational and ownership issues. Among other things, Christen Ager-Hanssen threatened a ‘war we wouldn’t be able to deal with’ and to ‘crush us’ if we didn’t meet him.”
“Unfortunately, this was not the case and in addition to AB Custos taking certain (newly recruited) staff from us through Metro, AB Custos is now using legal means to act in a way that can only be interpreted as actively trying to destroy our business because we do not accept to dance to their pipe.”
Ager-Hanssen claimed to be a ‘whistle-blower’ against Wiwen-Nilsson.
What next?
Ager-Hanssen recently told local media that he is hiding in Sweden, after the police raided his house in Norway.
His latest mark, Oscar Engelbert, was left to foot the bill for their bungled blackmail attempt at Norion Bank. We understand when a meeting was requested, bank executives stumbled upon our little website and went into the meeting with their own recording device, which was handed to the police to evidence the blackmail attempt.
Legal idiot Ager-Hanssen also forgot to pay the filing fee with the court, meaning the whole case was thrown out. Perhaps it was deliberate; after all, he did the same to Martin Wennberg who ended up bankrupt and with a prison sentence over unpaid fees.
He also did the same to the ex-wife of sanctioned Russian Oligarch Kirill Shamalov, who is currently suing him for her money back after he derailed her divorce proceedings by instructing the lawyers to not proceed.
Now bankrupt and on the run in multiple countries, it is understood he is living off a small allowance his long-suffering wife managed to wrangle out of her ex-husband 60 years her senior.
Perhaps it’s time our dimunitive conman finally realised his life’s calling and auditioned for pantomime – We’re sure he’d be a great casting for Dopey! Perhaps once he is extradited back to Norway he can star in the Halden Prison Christmas production!