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As the richest man in Denmark and the largest landlord in Scotland, we may not be familiar with Anders' name, but we must know Jack &; Jones, the only one. Name? It and other world-renowned brands.

Anders is a very low-key person, hard-working, enthusiastic about environmental protection, and rarely criticized. He missed the kidnapping twice, both to protect his family, especially not to let the outside world interfere with the children.

No matter how stressful the work is, he will take time to accompany his children, including this holiday to Sri Lanka, the "Pearl of the Indian Ocean" and the sanctuary of the gods.

However, this sanctuary of the gods has brought indelible pain to their families. /kloc-in April, 2007, four days before the explosion, Anders just announced to the media that he and his wife had decided to leave their land and assets to their four children in the future. They take care of the couple's unfinished business. As a result, a sudden terrorist attack took the lives of their three children and destroyed the family.

During the Easter holiday, Anders' family went to Sri Lanka for a holiday and stayed at Shangri-La Hotel. Then there was an explosion. On the same day, there were eight serial explosions in Sri Lanka. The first six incidents occurred almost simultaneously at 9 am.

It's time for Christians to go to churches and hotels to serve breakfast. The attacker hid in the crowd of churches and hotel restaurants and detonated a powerful bomb. In order to do more damage, the attacker filled the bomb with metal balls.

Three days before the explosion, Alma, Anders' eldest daughter, posted photos of her brothers and sisters on ins, affectionately calling them "three bears". No matter from Anders' ordinary life or Alma's ins, we can easily see how good the family relationship is, full of warmth and care.

The sudden death of the children hit Anders hard, and he didn't even want to disclose any news about the children to the media. We don't know whether their property will be left to the only remaining child or used for other purposes.