Tom Seeberg

Tom Seeberg (1960 – 1990) was a Norwegian police officer and gun enthusiast. He is primarily known for his involvement in the so-called "Seeberg case," a controversial and long-unresolved matter concerning his death by gunshot.

Seeberg was found dead at his home in Son, Norway, on January 18, 1990, with a gunshot wound to the head. The initial investigation ruled his death a suicide. However, significant questions and inconsistencies surrounding the circumstances of his death, including the type of weapon used and discrepancies in the crime scene investigation, led to widespread skepticism and demands for further inquiry.

Over the years, the case has been reopened and reinvestigated multiple times. Key points of contention revolve around whether the weapon used, a rare and unregistered pistol, was one Seeberg owned or had access to. Some theories suggest potential links to illegal arms trafficking or other criminal activities, while others maintain the suicide theory.

Despite numerous investigations and expert analyses, the cause of Tom Seeberg's death remains officially undetermined. The case has been a subject of intense public scrutiny, journalistic investigation, and legal debate in Norway.