Barnängen is identified in the investigation through photographs of a body associated with the location, copies of which were found among Viggo Dürer’s files in his cellar at Hundudden. The reference places Barnängen within the wider pattern of cases documented in his collection, but the available account gives no further details about the site or the body.

Appearance in the Investigation

The files on a desk beside a recording of Samuel Bai’s death included copies of photographs of bodies from four locations: Thorildsplan, Svartsjölandet, Danvikstull, and Barnängen. Barnängen thus appears as one entry in Dürer’s visual record of the killings under investigation.

Evidentiary Significance

The photographs connect Barnängen to material preserved in Dürer’s cellar and help establish the breadth of his records. The account does not specify when the body was found, who it was, or what happened at the location; its significance here is the documented link between Barnängen and the wider series.