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| - Antti Olavi Taskinen (born 1976) is a Finnish double-murderer, who is responsible for the deaths of at least two men in Tampere and Heinola. He was sentenced to life in prison on May 31, 2006. Taskinen was suspected to have killed his first victim, a 20-year-old student from Tampere, in August 1996. The victim died of a Dolcontin (morphine) overdose. This was initially considered an "aggravated involuntary manslaughter" (in Finnish: kuolemantuottamus) by the District Court, but later overturned in the Court of Appeal. (en)
- Antti Olavi Taskinen (né en 1976) est un tueur en série finlandais, qui est responsable du meurtre de trois hommes à Tampere et Heinola. Il a été condamné à perpétuité le 31 mai 2006. Taskinen a tué sa première victime, un étudiant de 20 ans de Tampere, en août 1996. Taskinen avait donné à la victime un surdosage de Dolcontin (morphine). C'était « un homicide involontaire aggravé » (en finnois : kuolemantuottamus) selon la cour locale. (fr)
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| - Antti Olavi Taskinen (born 1976) is a Finnish double-murderer, who is responsible for the deaths of at least two men in Tampere and Heinola. He was sentenced to life in prison on May 31, 2006. Taskinen was suspected to have killed his first victim, a 20-year-old student from Tampere, in August 1996. The victim died of a Dolcontin (morphine) overdose. This was initially considered an "aggravated involuntary manslaughter" (in Finnish: kuolemantuottamus) by the District Court, but later overturned in the Court of Appeal. In February 1997 Taskinen was spending time in Tampere with a 30-year-old man. The man died, and a massive (dextropropoxyphene) overdose was found from his blood. Before his death the victim had made a testament in favor of Taskinen. This was considered a manslaughter (in Finnish: tappo) by both the District Court and the Court of Appeal. In November 2005 Taskinen murdered his final victim, Markku Heimo Juhani Franssila. He was a rich 54-year-old business manager, who had a villa in Heinola, where the murder took place. The men had lived in a registered partnership for the last four months. Franssila had died of an Abalgin overdose. The motive for that murder was the inheritance Taskinen would have been given. Taskinen was arrested in January 2006. He was suspected for the murder of Franssila. The police soon started to suspect him of two earlier homicides too. He was found guilty, and on May 31, 2006, sentenced to life imprisonment for aggravated involuntary manslaughter, a manslaughter and a murder. Taskinen appealed the decision, and the hearing in the Court of Appeal started in February 2007. The court upheld the convictions on murder and manslaughter, but overturned the charge on "aggravated involuntary manslaughter" (kuolemantuottamus), stating the death might have been caused by a heroin overdose. The sentence of life imprisonment remained. In May 2007 Taskinen tried to appeal to the Supreme Court, but no leave to appeal was granted, rendering his sentence final. Taskinen immediately sought pardon from the President, but the pardon was denied in July 2007. While in prison, Taskinen changed his name and studied law, becoming a Master of Laws. In April 2022, the Helsinki Court of Appeal decided that Taskinen will be released from prison at the end of July 2023. (en)
- Antti Olavi Taskinen (né en 1976) est un tueur en série finlandais, qui est responsable du meurtre de trois hommes à Tampere et Heinola. Il a été condamné à perpétuité le 31 mai 2006. Taskinen a tué sa première victime, un étudiant de 20 ans de Tampere, en août 1996. Taskinen avait donné à la victime un surdosage de Dolcontin (morphine). C'était « un homicide involontaire aggravé » (en finnois : kuolemantuottamus) selon la cour locale. En février 1997, Taskinen fréquentait un homme de 30 ans. L'homme est mort, et un surdosage massif d'Abalgin (dextropropoxyphène) a été trouvé dans son sang. Avant sa mort, la victime avait fait un testament en faveur de Taskinen. Ceci a été considéré comme un homicide involontaire (en finnois : tappo) selon la cour locale. En novembre 2005, Taskinen a assassiné sa troisième et dernière victime, Markku Heimo Juhani Franssila. Il était un riche directeur commercial de 54 ans, qui avait une villa dans Heinola, là où le meurtre a eu lieu. Les hommes avaient été pacsés les quatre derniers mois. Franssila était mort d'un surdosage d'. Le motif de ce meurtre était l'héritage que Taskinen voulait avoir. Taskinen a été arrêté en janvier 2006. On l'a suspecté pour le meurtre de Franssila. La police a dès lors commencé à le suspecter des deux homicides plus tôt aussi. Il a été jugé coupable, et le 31 mai 2006 il a été condamné à l'emprisonnement à perpétuité pour un homicide involontaire aggravé, un homicide involontaire et un meurtre. Taskinen a fait appel de la décision, et l'audition dans la cour d'appel a commencé en février 2007. (fr)
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