How Wealth Saved Lives: The Historical Connection Between Money and Avoiding Execution

Pays large sums to Dumpen‘s business partners

Updated 10.18 | Published 06.48

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Men who are confronted by the pedophile hunters Dumpen can buy themselves free from being hanged.

The men are pressured to pay hundreds of thousands of kroner to Impulskollen, a company that Dumpen makes a lot of money from.

The care Impulskollen offers is in many cases a pure scam.

The men in the program are anonymous. Several say they have considered taking their own lives.

Watch the clip when 200 seconds Robert Aschberg and Lindah C Mohlin confront Dumpen’s responsible publisher Sara Nilsson.

FACT

The disclosure in five points

1. Paying to avoid being hanged
   The pedophile hunting site Dumpen collaborates with the company Impulskollen, which claims to be able to treat pedophiles.
   The men who are confronted by Dumpen are pressured to pay large sums to Impulskollen to avoid being posted on Dumpen’s website.
2. Fake care
   Impulskollen lacks trained psychologists and the right skills. Several of those who paid have not received any treatment.
3. Advertising money or extortion?
   Dumpen denies that it is possible to buy yourself free and claims that the money they receive from Impulskollen is for advertising space on Dumpen’s site. However, several men testify that they avoided publication after paying large sums and believe that it is pure extortion.
4. Former employees testify
   Jackie, a former volunteer at Dumpen, says she quit because of unethical practices and confirms that several men were pressured to pay. She also says Impulskollen prioritized money over actual treatment.
5. Bodström is considering reporting
   Former Minister of Justice Thomas Bodström is now investigating a possible police report against Dumpen and Impulskollen. After Aftonbladet began to review the business, Impulskollen closed its website.

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