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A Swedish court is to announce its decision in respect to a 2019 case on the violation of the MS Estonia gravesite peace. The case is particularly high-profile because those diving illegally to the wreck site were making a documentary which has since been show on the Discovery Channel in Sweden.
Two Swedes have been acquitted of desecrating a sunken ferry by sending down a robot into the Baltic Sea to film the wreck of one of Europe’s deadliest maritime disasters
A Swedish court has acquitted two filmmakers charged with violating the sanctity of the MS Estonia's resting place.
During the dive, a large hole in the hull of the ferry was spotted, raising questions about the cause of the sinking.
Two Swedish documentary makers have been acquitted of illegally exploring the wreck of the 1994 MS Estonia ferry disaster. Director Henrik Evertsson and analyst Linus Andersson were accused of filming the shipwreck using a remote-controlled submarine in September 2019. In 1995, authorities in Estonia, Finland and Sweden signed an international agreement (Estonia Act) that said the wreck was the final place of rest for victims of the disaster and banned any exploration of the area. In its ruling, the Gothenburg District Court said the men had "committed acts that are punishable under the so-ca...