https://www.thelocal.se/20080226/10108

Lambertz also concurred with the women that prosecutors should have pushed harder to have those involved in the scandal convicted for purchasing sexual services from children. But this did not mean the women had a legitimate claim to damages, according to Lambertz.

Prosecutors at the time did not think they would be able to successfully pursue charges against the suspects "and for this reason it was not a serious mistake on the state's behalf," wrote Lambertz in his judgment.

"There shouldn't be a statute of limitations for something like this. These men are paedophiles. We were 13 and 14 years old when this happened. It wouldn't be accepted today," she said, adding that she would reach a decision on how to press forward with the case after consultation with her lawyer.

The scandal began with a raid on a Stockholm brothel in 1976. In May of that year, the brothel madam, Doris Hopp, was arrested on pimping charges. A police investigation soon revealed that many of Hopp's customers were well-known politicians.

myself, it's very simple, all those involved at the time, lines, then rifles up, 1,2,3, fire. next batch. next batch.

now we speak, and eat the corpse... next batch.

it's civil war !