Vilma Andersson, a 26-year-old suspect in a high-profile murder case, has been granted his first visit in custody. According to reports from Aftonbladet, he is not listening to the staff at the detention center and has expressed fears regarding other inmates. This behavior raises concerns about his adjustment and safety in the facility.

Andersson is in detention on suspicion of murdering a young woman named My in Rönninge during the Christmas holiday, and he is also facing charges of gross violation of grave integrity. Following his arrest, he was transferred to the high-security forensic psychiatric facility, Helix, for a thorough evaluation. After several weeks, it was determined that he does not suffer from any severe mental illness, leading to his transfer to the detention center in Huddinge, near Stockholm.

The details surrounding Andersson's current situation in custody highlight the challenges authorities face in managing high-risk inmates. His noncompliance and expressed fears could have implications for his legal proceedings and mental well-being. As the case unfolds, it will be critical to monitor how his behavior and the legal process will develop in conjunction with public and media attention.