'Suicidal' Danish submarine owner says journalist killed by hatch coverCOPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Swedish journalist Kim Wall died when she was accidentally hit by a heavy hatch cover on board a home-made submarine, the Danish owner of the vessel testified in court on Tuesday. Peter Madsen, who denies killing Wall, said he was holding the hatch for her but it slipped and hit her head as they sailed in the strait between Denmark and Sweden last month on the UC3 Nautilus submarine he had built.  Madsen, 46, was speaking in court after being charged with killing the Swedish journalist on the submarine and mutilating her body   a case bearing many of the attributes of the region s popular Nordic Noir books and films. It could mean a sentence of five years to life in prison for Madsen, if found guilty. The court on Tuesday ordered a psychiatric evaluation and that Madsen be kept in custody for four weeks. In its preliminary investigation, the court had ordered Madsen detained until Tuesday on the lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter. Madsen said Wall s death was an accident. With the vessel at the surface, he said he had crawled out through the hatch and was standing on top, while holding it open  to let Wall follow him. At that moment, the submarine was rocked by a wave from another boat.  I lose my foothold and the hatch shuts,  he told the Copenhagen court, saying Wall was knocked to the floor.  There was a pool of blood where she had landed.  A prosecutor also read earlier testimony from behind closed doors in which Madsen said the impact had fractured the journalist s skull and killed her. Madsen said he tried to bury her at sea but denied mutilating her body, and added that he had contemplated killing himself while still on board. Wall, a 30-year-old freelance journalist who was researching a story on Madsen, went missing after he took her out to sea in his 17-metre (56-foot) submarine on Aug. 10. On Aug. 23, police identified a headless female torso that washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall s. The cause of her death has not been determined. In court, Madsen denied having amputated her limbs and said he dropped her  whole  body into the water, several hours after her death, after having a sleep because he was  tired and exhausted . He admitted that he wanted to  bury her at sea  by attaching metal to the body in order for it to sink.   I had no contact with the body and didn t want a dead body in my submarine,  Madsen told the court.  I put a rope around her feet to drag her out of the hatch,  he said, adding that he was crying during this operation.  I am suicidal at this stage (and) thought a fitting end for Peter Madsen would be on board the Nautilus,  he said.  I was in a condition where I decided I couldn t continue the life I had been living.  He changed his mind, he said, because he wanted to see his wife and three cats. The submarine is one of three Madsen had built and one of the largest privately built ones in the world. It could carry eight people and weighed 40 tonnes fully equipped. A day after taking Wall out to sea, Madsen was rescued in a navy operation after deliberately sinking the vessel. worldnews
danish submarine owner says journalist killed hatch covercopenhagen reuters swedish journalist kim wall died accidentally hit heavy hatch cover board submarine danish owner vessel testified court tuesday peter madden denies killing wall said holding hatch slipped hit head sailed strait denmark sweden last month cautious submarine built madden speaking court charged killing swedish journalist submarine mutilation body case bearing many attributes region popular nordic noir books films it could mean sentence five years life prison madden found guilty the court tuesday ordered psychiatric evaluation madden kept custody four weeks in preliminary investigation court ordered madden detained tuesday lesser charge involuntary manslaughter madden said wall death accident with vessel surface said crawler hatch standing top holding open let wall follow at moment submarine rocked wave another boat i lose foothold hatch shuts told copenhagen court saying wall knocked floor there pool blood landed a prosecutor also read earlier testimony behind closed doors madden said impact fractured journalist skull killed madden said tried bury sea denied mutilation body added contemplated killing still board wall freelance journalist researching story madden went missing took sea submarine on police identified headers female torso washed ashore copenhagen wall the cause death determined in court madden denied amputated limbs said dropped whole body water several hours death sleep tired exhausted he admitted wanted bury sea attaching metal body order sink i contact body want dead body submarine madden told court i put rope around feet drag hatch said adding crying operation i suicidal stage thought fitting end peter madden would board cautious said i condition i decided i continue life i living he changed mind said wanted see wife three cats the submarine one three madden built one largest privately built ones world it could carry eight people weighed tonnes fully equipped a day taking wall sea madden rescued navy operation deliberately sinking vessel worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: 'Suicidal' Danish submarine owner says journalist killed by hatch coverCOPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Swedish journalist Kim Wall died when she was accidentally hit by a heavy hatch cover on board a home-made submarine, the Danish owner of the vessel testified in court on Tuesday. Peter Madsen, who denies killing Wall, said he was holding the hatch for her but it slipped and hit her head as they sailed in the strait between Denmark and Sweden last month on the UC3 Nautilus submarine he had built.  Madsen, 46, was speaking in court after being charged with killing the Swedish journalist on the submarine and mutilating her body   a case bearing many of the attributes of the region s popular Nordic Noir books and films. It could mean a sentence of five years to life in prison for Madsen, if found guilty. The court on Tuesday ordered a psychiatric evaluation and that Madsen be kept in custody for four weeks. In its preliminary investigation, the court had ordered Madsen detained until Tuesday on the lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter. Madsen said Wall s death was an accident. With the vessel at the surface, he said he had crawled out through the hatch and was standing on top, while holding it open  to let Wall follow him. At that moment, the submarine was rocked by a wave from another boat.  I lose my foothold and the hatch shuts,  he told the Copenhagen court, saying Wall was knocked to the floor.  There was a pool of blood where she had landed.  A prosecutor also read earlier testimony from behind closed doors in which Madsen said the impact had fractured the journalist s skull and killed her. Madsen said he tried to bury her at sea but denied mutilating her body, and added that he had contemplated killing himself while still on board. Wall, a 30-year-old freelance journalist who was researching a story on Madsen, went missing after he took her out to sea in his 17-metre (56-foot) submarine on Aug. 10. On Aug. 23, police identified a headless female torso that washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall s. The cause of her death has not been determined. In court, Madsen denied having amputated her limbs and said he dropped her  whole  body into the water, several hours after her death, after having a sleep because he was  tired and exhausted . He admitted that he wanted to  bury her at sea  by attaching metal to the body in order for it to sink.   I had no contact with the body and didn t want a dead body in my submarine,  Madsen told the court.  I put a rope around her feet to drag her out of the hatch,  he said, adding that he was crying during this operation.  I am suicidal at this stage (and) thought a fitting end for Peter Madsen would be on board the Nautilus,  he said.  I was in a condition where I decided I couldn t continue the life I had been living.  He changed his mind, he said, because he wanted to see his wife and three cats. The submarine is one of three Madsen had built and one of the largest privately built ones in the world. It could carry eight people and weighed 40 tonnes fully equipped. A day after taking Wall out to sea, Madsen was rescued in a navy operation after deliberately sinking the vessel. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: danish submarine owner says journalist killed hatch covercopenhagen reuters swedish journalist kim wall died accidentally hit heavy hatch cover board submarine danish owner vessel testified court tuesday peter madden denies killing wall said holding hatch slipped hit head sailed strait denmark sweden last month cautious submarine built madden speaking court charged killing swedish journalist submarine mutilation body case bearing many attributes region popular nordic noir books films it could mean sentence five years life prison madden found guilty the court tuesday ordered psychiatric evaluation madden kept custody four weeks in preliminary investigation court ordered madden detained tuesday lesser charge involuntary manslaughter madden said wall death accident with vessel surface said crawler hatch standing top holding open let wall follow at moment submarine rocked wave another boat i lose foothold hatch shuts told copenhagen court saying wall knocked floor there pool blood landed a prosecutor also read earlier testimony behind closed doors madden said impact fractured journalist skull killed madden said tried bury sea denied mutilation body added contemplated killing still board wall freelance journalist researching story madden went missing took sea submarine on police identified headers female torso washed ashore copenhagen wall the cause death determined in court madden denied amputated limbs said dropped whole body water several hours death sleep tired exhausted he admitted wanted bury sea attaching metal body order sink i contact body want dead body submarine madden told court i put rope around feet drag hatch said adding crying operation i suicidal stage thought fitting end peter madden would board cautious said i condition i decided i continue life i living he changed mind said wanted see wife three cats the submarine one three madden built one largest privately built ones world it could carry eight people weighed tonnes fully equipped a day taking wall sea madden rescued navy operation deliberately sinking vessel worldnews