She did not believe his own eyes, when she one day at the end of 2017 received a letter from the ex-girlfriend who had stabbed her 46 times.

She had been minutes from dying, and now the sad ex-boyfriend in prison.

Subsequently, Cecilie scored adressebeskyttelse of both the municipality and the police, but anyway there was a letter from the one person that she just wouldn't hear from.

And now B. T. tell that The Independent Politiklagemyndighed, DUP, investigating a policeman to have leaked the address.

After the letter was Cecilie namely, a suspicion, since she was familiar with the several different rumors:

A local policeman from Amager had to have a relation to one of the ekskærestens girlfriends, and it was him who had leaked the address.

Cecile was at this time - at the beginning of 2018 - much influenced by the situation, so the mother Lisbeth Danris contacted the Police and expressed suspicion.

She was told that the politikredsen would examine the details more closely, but she heard nothing, then four months later, she sent a letter to the then minister for justice mr Søren Pape Poulsen (Conservative) who answered back that Police would meet with Lisbeth.

At the meeting were the mother, however, simply knowing that the Police needed to Cecilie took the matter into their own hands.

It had Cecilie non profits, and politikredsen chose not even to submit a notification to The Independent Politiklagemyndighed, which otherwise can investigate potential criminal offences committed by police officers.

But then came the B. T. in the matter and wrote in the end of november a number of articles on Cecilies course with the police, and now is an investigation by a police officer, have been launched.

"We've got a review of a policeman, who may have disclosed confidential information. The case is under investigation, and there is a reasonable suspicion that there has been a crime," says efterforskningschef in The Independent Politiklagemyndighed Niels Raasted to B. T.

At Copenhagen Police, it is recognized that - again - has been an error in Cecilies case, and therefore, not got sent mother's letter to The Independent Politiklagemyndighed in the summer of 2018.

"There has been a very regrettable ekspeditionsfejl, that has meant that the letter was not sent to the DUP at the reception. Since we became aware of the error, was the letter immediately sent to the DUP, which now deals with the complaint," says Rikke Laulund, chief of staff of the Copenhagen Police.

Leaked by the protected address is not the only one in Cecilies case, which has been the subject of criticism.

All three times experienced the knivstukkede woman, that she, through the acquaintances got the message that her ex-girlfriend not found themselves in prison, but he was at the end of the year.

however, It is the police's duty to underette victims of such outputs, however, the Copenhagen Police informed, in this connection, that, regrettably, had "forgotten" to make contact with Cecilie.