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Liinamaa’s children reject calls to reopen his death case

The children of Keijo Liinamaa say there is no reason to investigate their father’s death again. Liinamaa died suddenly at age 51 while jogging in Vuosaari, Helsinki.

The children of Keijo Liinamaa do not see a need to reopen the investigation into their father’s death. According to Iltalehti, they do not share Alpo Rusi’s view that the case should be examined again.

Liinamaa died unexpectedly in 1980 at the age of 51 during a jogging run in Vuosaari, Helsinki. The case has resurfaced as public discussion about old political events and their background has occasionally returned to the spotlight.

Their statement indicates that, from the family’s perspective, the matter is settled. For now, the focus remains on the fact that Liinamaa’s death was sudden and took place on an ordinary running path in the Finnish capital.

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