The Agder police announced a press conference scheduled for 2 PM today concerning the upcoming release of the second portion of the investigation report in the Baneheia case. This case has been a significant focus in Norway, due to the wrongful conviction of Viggo Kristiansen for murder and rape, which occurred in May 2000, and the lengthy process that took nearly 21 years to ultimately exonerate him.

The investigation has explored the various factors that led to Kristiansen's wrongful conviction, raising questions about the judicial process and law enforcement's role in the Baneheia tragedy. It has highlighted the potential flaws in the system that allowed a miscarriage of justice to occur for such an extended period, thus shedding light on necessary reforms to prevent similar mistakes in the future.

Politimester Kjerstin Askholt will be leading the press conference, which conveys the importance of transparency and accountability in this high-profile case, particularly given its impact on the victims and society overall. The public's and media's attention will likely be focused on the findings presented in the report, as community trust in law enforcement continues to hinge on the outcomes of such significant investigations.