Helena Koivu allegedly played Imagine Dragons and AD/DC from Kakskerra’s speakers via a remote connection.
Helena Koivu’s charges will be heard on Tuesday in the District Court of Varsinais-Finland. Anni Savolainen
Helena Koivun allegedly played three pieces of music by her ex-husband Mikko Koivun at home via a remote connection and caused fear to Miko and his current spouse For Natalie Koivu. Helena Koivu’s criminal charges will be heard today, Tuesday, in the District Court of Varsinais-Finland.
Helena Koivu is accused of, among other things, violating domestic peace. According to the prosecutor, Helena Koivu has been playing music at high volume for an hour and a half from the loudspeaker at Miko and Natalie’s summer apartment. According to the prosecutor, Helena Koivu was not present at Kakskerra at the time.
Mikko Koivu’s assistant Juha Mannerin according to the breaking of domestic peace, it is also special that Helena Koivu chose to play songs that caused fear to Mikko and Natalie Koivu. Music was played in the morning.
According to the video evidence presented in court, Helena Koivu would have played at least a song by the pop band Imagine Dragons Thunder.
Mikko Koivu also mentioned the songs Highway to Hell and Guess Who’s Back. The first mentioned is from the rock band AD/DC, the latter a rapper Eminem’s paragraph.
According to the assistant, the songs caused fear to Mikko and Natalie Koivu. Anni Savolainen
Mikko Koivu said that he and Natalie Koivu had woken up at five in the morning on Midsummer 2024 to find that music had started playing. According to Mikko, Helena played songs from Kakskerra’s speakers using a remote connection.
According to Mikko, Helena played songs at a really loud volume.
– My first reaction was that someone was breaking into the house, Mikko said.
– Stalking, every adult person understands what this is about, Mikko answered the question why Helena did this.
– Threatening, he added.
A week later, the situation happened again. At that time, Miko’s children and three friendly couples were also in Kakskerra. The music started playing in the house at around seven in the morning. The songs were the same as last time. The children were frightened by the situation.
In addition to breaking the peace, Helena Koivu is accused of eavesdropping and theft. Iltalehti follows Tuesday’s trial in this matter.