Norwegian teen sentenced to 20 years for UK murder plot tied to Iran-linked gang
Photo: APHow the sides differ Alternative and right sources largely agree on the facts; right sources add the payment details and use the label 'hitman,' while alternative sources stress the gang's international links.
A 19-year-old Norwegian, Johannes Kongsnes Natland, was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He was found guilty in July of conspiracy to murder after traveling to Britain for a contract killing on behalf of a crime gang linked to Iran. The right-leaning report adds that he agreed to shoot an unknown target for 25,000 euros last year. The two accounts do not conflict and differ mainly in wording and detail.
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Reports the sentencing in a straightforward way, noting the conviction, the contract killing, and the international crime gang's link to Iran.
Uses the term 'hitman' in the headline and adds the payment amount and the unknown target to the account of the plot.