Mörður Árnason Passes Away ↗
Front page leadMörður Árnason has passed away.
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The news on DV's front page covers a range of topics including the passing of Mörður Árnason, a major real estate fraud case in Tenerife, a tragic missing child case, a legal dispute over a deceased person's estate, criticism of local government plans, a controversial property sale, a survival…
Mörður Árnason has passed away.
Large-scale real estate fraud in Tenerife has resulted in people losing a significant portion of their savings.
The five-day search for 13-year-old Lisa, who went missing on her way to school, has ended tragically.
The tax authority is making a claim on a deceased person's estate, seeking 600 million that appear to be unavailable.
A doctor criticizes plans in Kópavogur, stating it's not obvious to burden public healthcare with additional load and less time for other patients.
The state had intended to sell a moldy house in Laugarás through private sale to a chief physician.
A man who survived being buried underground for two weeks has now died at the age of 54.
A man's nightmare unfolded live as he unknowingly admitted to infidelity while a broadcast was still running.
A foreign citizen has been charged with the rape of a disabled woman in Reykjavik.
A rock star is facing trial for charges of sexual offenses and domestic abuse.
A commentary piece titled 'Political Guard Dogs' written by Svarthöfði.
Haukur is seeking three million from a taxi driver who assaulted him with a stick.
The police are currently searching for a man.
Vilhjálmur has initiated a lawsuit against Björgólfur and Birgir, claiming over 100 million in damages.
A doctor discusses the signs of secret cocaine use among middle-aged men that partners should be aware of.