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Owners of a motorhome often parked on Wilhelm Wilhelmsens vei in Tønsberg have denied accusations made by local resident Tonje, calling them lies.
Bjørn and Aggie, owners of a motorhome frequently parked on Wilhelm Wilhelmsens vei in Tønsberg, have responded to accusations made by local resident Tonje. Tonje had previously criticised the motorhome owners, but Bjørn and Aggie denied the allegations, stating: "That is a lie." They claim the information about their vehicle is false. The article is available to subscribers only.
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The owners of a motorhome frequently parked on Wilhelm Wilhelmsens vei in Tønsberg have denied allegations made by local resident Tonje. They stated t...
The owners of a motorhome frequently parked on Wilhelm Wilhelmsens vei in Tønsberg have denied allegations made by local resident Tonje. They stated that the information about their vehicle is false.
A Tønsberg resident, Tonje, previously criticized motorhome owners frequently parking on Wilhelm Wilhelmsens vei. Owners Bjørn and Aggie denied the al...
A Tønsberg resident, Tonje, previously criticized motorhome owners frequently parking on Wilhelm Wilhelmsens vei. Owners Bjørn and Aggie denied the allegations, calling them lies. The article is available to subscribers only.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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