Bella Nilsson’s company Think Pink accused of dumping at least 200,000 tonnes of waste
Bella Nilsson , head of the rubbish disposal company Think Pink, arriving at a court in Sollentuna on 3 September.Bella Nilsson , head of the rubbish disposal company Think Pink, arriving at a court in Sollentuna on 3 September.The closely watched trial at Attunda district court in Sollentuna, near Stockholm, centres on the recycling company Think Pink, its former chief executive Bella Nilsson, who has since changed her name, and her ex-husband Thomas Nilsson.
The Nilssons face charges of serious environmental crime and serious economic crime linked to the company, all of which they deny. The others face a combination of different charges, including serious environmental crime, serious economic crime linked to the company, aiding and abetting serious environmental crime and environmental crime.
Police investigators, whose report runs to 50,000 pages, found harmful levels of arsenic, dioxins, zinc, lead, copper and petroleum products. Several of the rubbish dumps caught fire, with one fire lasting for months.
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