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Adelphi Theatre. Book your tickets yesterday. Attached, you will find copies of official documents

that covers your request, and you can take part of the documents to the extent

they're public. The remaining information has been deemed classified as secret and it can be

assumed that disclosure will harm Sweden's international relations or in other ways harm national

interests. Additionally, some information in the documents. Hello, I'm Jane Secker. I'm a Sky News presenter,

and you're listening to a bonus episode of what happened to Annie. You've just heard an exit from an

email sent to Sky News by the Swedish government in reply to our request for files on Annie Boreason's

case. Now, we're in the studio and we're going to deal with those files and more

because since episode six went out in December 2019, there have been developments in Annie's case.

And I'm here with Rob Mulhern, who's the producer of what happened to Annie. Hi, Robert. Hi, Jane.

And I should say that if you haven't heard episodes one to six, then you need to go back and listen now.

Otherwise, none of this is going to make any sense at all.

Rob, it's now six weeks since episode six went out. Why are we back here now?

Well, listeners will remember that we included a note from the Swedish government who we had

been in touch with at the time in relation to Annie's case.

And there was the suggestion on their part that they were going to get back with documents that we requested,

which would show and illustrate all their correspondence with Scotland in relation to Annie's death.

And they have since come back with those documents a 41 page file which we received in recent days.

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