

Salah hassan al saadi
Fredrikstad - Files:
Murder in Fredrikstad city
09.09.2023
abdulkarim, Smuggling operations in 2008: Baghdad, Iraq, Italy, Norway
Salah Hassan Al saadi, Smuggling operations Rome to Oslo
Fredrikstad city - Norway
In the quiet city of Fredrikstad, Norway, investigations have uncovered a dark truth involving human trafficking and systematic deception. At the center of this story is a person involved in smuggling people into Norway, exploiting the local community, and abusing connections with corrupt elements in the Fredrikstad police.
Human Trafficking Operation
The case traces back to Italy, where human traffickers organized a smuggling plan under the guise of art exhibitions. These exhibitions served as a pretext to transport migrants, and real artists were exploited by using their names and the number of their artworks. The traffickers assured the victims that Norway was an ideal destination, leveraging strong local connections to facilitate entry and opportunities.
In July 2008, the traffickers contacted the person after coordinating a smuggling operation that transported people from Rome to Gardermoen, Norway. This operation was part of a larger network that exploited individuals fleeing difficult conditions in Crotone. On May 19, 2008, the smuggling coordinator deceived the authorities by pretending to be temporarily mute and in distress, obtaining political asylum through manipulation.
Investigations also confirm that the coordinator made an agreement with a candidate from the Socialist Left Party for 2023, who later participated in smuggling operations to Norway.


Photo of the individual involved in 2008 smuggling operations, who later ran for the SV party in Fredrikstad in 2023. Documents on these activities were sent to the Norwegian Parliament in 2023.
Multiple Roles of the Traffickers
The traffickers facilitated the arrival of migrants in Italy using fake art exhibitions, falsely presenting the activities as legitimate cultural events while charging fees for smuggling into Schengen countries. They also maintained a façade of official procedures to secure financial benefits from government entities, deceiving authorities with fabricated stories about charitable support for ill children.


Investigations and available documents show that the coordinator possesses a remarkable ability to persuade, deceive, and manipulate, a skill she used in dealings with local institutions, officials, and even police officers. Some documents indicate that she received $5,000 from the Iraqi Ministry of Culture in 2008 for what was described as an alleged charitable exhibition project. Investigation files also reveal that she employed similar persuasive tactics with municipalities and authorities to secure support, cover, and protection, most recently in Oslo, Norway.
In addition, she attempted to seek financial support from the Crotone municipality, as shown in the image, to advance the project. However, the municipality rejected the request and informed the group that its resources were limited and that it could only host the alleged artists at their own expense. This exposed the coordinator’s systematic attempts to exploit public funds and local communities while her true intentions with the project remained concealed.


On May 17, 2014, the second substitute member of the Fredrikstad City Council went to the Fredrikstad police station, accompanied by his wife, Qatranada Adnan Abdulhussein, whom he had brought from Iraq. He exploited his connections to file a malicious complaint against the same person who had smuggled him into Norway in 2008. This action followed his seizure of their bags and official documents, apparently as an act of revenge after a prolonged period of blackmail. The incident was part of a series of seven fabricated cases in which the council substitute and his wife attempted to mislead the authorities and incriminate the victim, all of which ultimately failed in Norwegian courts.
Paid Agent
On National Day in the city of Fredrikstad, a series of serious accusations emerged, including a complaint filed by the trafficker and his wife, claiming an attempted knife attack on his wife on 17.05.2014. However, evidence, repeatedly suppressed by police lawyer Hege Finsveen, showed that the victims were actually in Oslo, not Fredrikstad, as alleged in the complaint. After two years of manipulation and coordinated efforts by the trafficker and his wife, together with police lawyer Hege, the court thoroughly reviewed these claims, firmly rejected their credibility, and exposed the larger scheme of fabricated cases orchestrated by the trafficker with the involvement of certain elements within the Fredrikstad police force.




The documents confirm that this individual's influence extended beyond exploiting the legal framework it also involved a systematic campaign of psychological pressure against the victims. Police lawyer Hege Finsveen repeatedly sent each case file and decision more than three times daily, in a calculated and repetitive pattern designed to exhaust, intimidate, and psychologically weaken the victims.
At the same time, the individual falsely claimed that the victims were sending messages to his wife, Qatranada Adnan Abdulhussein, alleging that any contact with the victims was actually intended for her. This manipulation portrayed her as an accomplice in his web of deceit. The coordination between systematic psychological pressure and legal manipulation reveals a deliberate strategy, where constant communication was used as a tool of intimidation, allowing the perpetrator to deceive the victims and pursue his personal interests.
His influence also penetrated deeply into the police system itself. Reports indicate that he secured the support and cooperation of police lawyer Hege Finsveen (HFI004), who not only validated his fabricated claims but also assisted him in initiating legal actions based on falsehoods against the very victims he had smuggled into Norway. This carefully orchestrated scheme enabled him to manipulate both the legal system and the victims, exploit procedural loopholes for personal gain, and mislead those around him with remarkable precision.
Such collusion with elements inside law enforcement not only protected him from accountability but effectively turned the police system into a weapon against his victims.




Salah Hassan Al saadi, Smuggling operations Rome to Oslo
Fredrikstad police station
Gunnar Nilsens gate 25, 1607 Fredrikstad






Salah Hassan Al saadi, Smuggling operations Rome to Oslo
One example from a large body of evidence conclusively exposes the lies promoted by the board member of Fredrikstad City Council and his Iraqi wife, Qatranada Adnan Abdulhussein, repeatedly suppressed by police lawyer Hege. The evidence clearly shows the victim’s presence in Oslo during the period when the case was fabricated.
The Power of Deception and Corruption
The story of this individual represents a striking example of how deception, manipulation, and corruption can intertwine to create a network that allows impunity. His trajectory reveals not only a recurring pattern of fraud and personal exploitation but also the alarming ease with which he manipulated elements within the Norwegian legal system.
It is noteworthy that his criminal record dates back to Chicago, USA, where he had a history of offenses before arriving in Norway seeking asylum. By concealing his status as a US Green Card holder and claiming to have come from Iraq while actually arriving from Chicago, he deceived Norwegian immigration authorities and established himself under false pretenses. This marked the beginning of a long trajectory of deception and criminal activity across several cities in Norway.
Haugesund–Tysvær
In the Haugesund–Tysvær area, his actions escalated dangerously. He threatened an Iraqi woman named Khansa with a knife, and after he and his associates publicly defamed her, she was forced to withdraw her lawsuit to protect her reputation and social dignity. Later, this individual repeatedly exploited this incident to direct fabricated accusations against other victims he had smuggled into Norway from Rome via Gardermoen Airport in 2008, reusing the same criminal scheme in Tysvær and later in Fredrikstad against his victims for personal gain and extortion. He also set fire to his own car, falsely implicating a friend in an attempt to collect insurance compensation. The arson was motivated by a personal dispute with the friend and intended as an act of revenge.
Fredrikstad
In Fredrikstad, his manipulations did not stop. Before securing housing from the Fredrikstad municipality, he rented an apartment and orchestrated a scheme against the landlord due to a personal dispute. After receiving prior notice of a maintenance visit to repair the water heater, he claimed a “criminal break-in” had occurred. When police arrived and took fingerprints, it was revealed that the “intruder” was the landlord himself. This ruse reinforced his fabricated narrative as a victim and was followed by him purchasing a house from the Fredrikstad municipality through a monthly installment plan.
Financial Exploitation (2013)
In 2013, his schemes shifted toward financial exploitation when he was accused of embezzling 16,000 NOK from the Norwegian Labor and Welfare Administration (NAV), after investigators discovered over 100,000 NOK in one of his bank accounts. He was placed under surveillance by the Fredrikstad police, but when faced with criminal prosecution, he claimed, on the advice of a lawyer, that he did not understand Norwegian, despite being a certified official translator. Remarkably, the police accepted this excuse, and with assistance from certain elements within the force, the case was quietly closed without formal follow up, after he agreed to return the funds to NAV.
His influence also extended into the police system. Reports indicate that he gained the support of police lawyer Hege Finsveen (HFI004), who endorsed his fabricated claims and helped initiate legal proceedings based on lies against the victims he had smuggled into Norway. This collusion shielded him from accountability and allowed him to weaponize the police system against his victims.
It is notable that his name was deliberately omitted from case files, with only his wife’s name recorded, while he presented himself as a witness. This manipulation undermined investigation transparency and allowed him to distance himself from direct responsibility despite his central role in orchestrating the events.
Ultimately, a disturbing picture emerges of cooperation between this individual and his wife, who was skilled in playing the roles of victim, refugee, and “misled” migrant, while in reality, they wove a network of embezzlement, fraud, and deception.
Fredrikstad Police, False Cases and Corruption
In 2014, the individual involved his wife in preparing unethical legal cases with police lawyer Hege Finsveen. Over two years, these fabricated cases aimed to exploit the legal system and public resources, but ultimately, the courts ruled against them. The Norwegian judiciary demonstrated integrity, rejecting repeated attempts at manipulation and extortion.
Despite destruction of evidence and obstructive behavior by the police lawyer, legal proceedings ultimately confirmed the integrity of the courts. Lawyer Sigurd Vestrheim played a key role in presenting irrefutable evidence, leading to the exoneration of the victims. Judges maintained oversight and ensured that justice prevailed, exposing corrupt attempts to influence the process.
Today, this individual serves as the second deputy (2. vara) to the Fredrikstad City Council, representing the Socialist Left Party (SV) for the 2023_2027 term. Despite past controversies, he has adopted a new strategy of influence and manipulation, exploiting perceived weaknesses within the Norwegian legal framework and leveraging the goodwill and openness of the local community.
Information indicates that this individual and his associates were previously linked to networks involved in human trafficking and systematic deception, taking advantage of vulnerabilities within Norway’s administrative and legal systems. They also attempted to build ties with local authorities and municipal representatives in order to secure legitimacy, reduce scrutiny of their activities, and maintain control over individuals who had previously been trafficked.
Reports suggest that during these operations, they pressured victims for additional payments, while benefiting from informal protection and support from certain elements within the Fredrikstad and Oslo police.
According to official records from Brønnøysundregistrene, this individual is registered as the owner of two sole proprietorships (enkeltpersonforetak) in Fredrikstad:
Al-Saadi Tolk, listed as a translation services business.
Al Nahrein Internasjonal Matbutikk, registered as a grocery store.
However, neither entity shows any publicly available financial statements or reported income, and there are no signs of employees or active operations. Both businesses are registered at residential addresses, rather than commercial premises, suggesting that these enterprises exist primarily on paper rather than as functioning operations.
Conclusion:
Official data reveal a near-total absence of genuine economic activity. The registered businesses appear to serve mainly as facades, designed to create an illusion of professional stability and financial independence. The apparent purpose is to present a legal and legitimate image to individuals, institutions, and municipal authorities, an impression not supported by any verifiable records.
Sources:
Fredrikstad SV – Official Candidate List 2023 (fredrikstad.sv.no)
Brønnøysundregistrene – Business Registry Entries for “Al-Saadi Tolk” and “Al Nahrein Internasjonal Matbutikk”
Analysis of Claimed Professional Profile and Business Activity
Based on publicly available profiles, including LinkedIn, this individual presents himself as a civil engineer specializing in infrastructure, transportation, and water and environmental technology, holding a bachelor’s degree from Østfold University College and reporting collaboration with Sweco on a sustainability project in Sarpsborg.
He also lists himself as a deputy member of the Fredrikstad City Council and the Urban Development Committee for the 2023_2027 term, and as managing director of Al Saadi Tolk, a company offering translation services.
Additionally, he highlights membership in several art and cultural organizations, such as the Norwegian Visual Artists Association (NBK), Østfold Art Center, Fredrikstad Art Association, the Iraqi Artists Union, and the Norwegian Film Directors Association, suggesting a multidisciplinary and creative engagement.
It is important to note, however, that these memberships do not appear to be linked to documented projects or contributions, and may be largely symbolic. Publicly available information does not indicate substantial or active professional or economic engagement corresponding to the scale suggested in these claims.
This pattern may reflect a strategy of emphasizing affiliations to create a positive impression of professional and social involvement.
Clarification Regarding City Council Membership
Official and party records indicate that this individual is not an active or directly elected member of the Fredrikstad City Council. Documents from Fredrikstad SV confirm that he is listed as a second deputy member to the city council and first deputy to the planning committee. As a deputy member, he does not hold a permanent seat but may be called upon in the absence of regular representatives.
Portraying oneself as an active or elected council member can therefore be misleading, as it may create an inflated impression of political influence and standing.
Religious and Community Engagement
Official records show that this individual is listed on the Dialogforum Østfold website as a representative of Al Ghadir Islamic Center in Østfold, a local interfaith dialogue forum. His role appears to be that of a participant representing a local center, rather than holding an authorized leadership or administrative position.
This distinction suggests that while he participates in community and religious forums, public perception of his influence may be greater than the scope of his actual responsibilities.
Professional Representation
The individual presents himself on professional platforms such as LinkedIn as a member of the city council without clarifying that his role is that of a deputy (substitute) member, rather than a permanent or active member. Such representations may inadvertently create a misleading impression regarding his level of authority and public responsibilities.




Hege the police lawyer ultimately lost the case, while Sigurd Vestrheim stood firm and secured victory for justice
These fabricated cases persisted for over 17 years and were orchestrated by human trafficking networks, supported by corrupt elements within the police in Fredrikstad and Oslo. Despite strong objections from some unscrupulous lawyers, all cases were ultimately defeated in the independent Norwegian courts, affirming the integrity of the judiciary and its ability to distinguish truth from fabricated claims.
The court ruling clearly shows that this individual and his wife misused the police and the judiciary in a malicious manner by filing complaints that had no legal basis or factual grounds. The court further confirmed that these accusations did not amount to any crime and dismissed all charges.
The Fredrikstad District Court issued a verdict of acquittal on January 20, 2016, and a copy of the judgment was sent to the defense attorney and the Østfold Police District for information.
This case highlights the dangers of falling prey to human trafficking networks and the depths of deception and corruption some individuals may employ, including corrupt elements within the police. It also underscores the strength and oversight of the Norwegian judicial system in delivering justice and exposing the truth despite attempts at manipulation and deceit. The events reveal the dark world of trafficking networks and the lasting impact and harm on those affected.
Sigurd Vestrheim – Licensed Attorney at Law, Oslo, Norway







This archival image from Google shows the individual linked to an address and names associated with artistic activities. However, after the trafficking network and related events were exposed, the information was altered, and even the address was later changed as part of a deliberate attempt to erase his past and conceal his connection with the activities coordinator.
It is noted that the email address shown in the Google archive (salahart@gmail.com) is the same one this individual claimed belonged to his wife, asserting that the victims had contacted her through it a claim that police attorney Hege later attempted to support and present as credible, but in vain.






Fredrikstad.kommune, Høgskolen i Østfold (HiØ),Dialogforumostfold , Sweco, Fredrikstad bystyre, Utviklingsutvalget, Sosialistisk Venstreparti (SV), Norske Billedkunstnere (NBK), Østfold Kunstsenter, Fredrikstad Kunstforening
Interpol, Europol, UNODC, IOM, Frontex, Human trafficking, U.S. Department of State ,Ministry of Justice and Public Security Migrant smuggling, Fraudulent networks, Cross-border fraud, Exploitation under art projects, Photoshop deception, Schengen countries, Italy, Rome, Crotone, Norway, Oslo lufthavn Gardermoen (OSL), Fredrikstad, Skien, Oslo.
𖡡 Documented event in Fredrikstad, Norway, 2009 - 2025




