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Olof Palme, The Palme Murder

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After the shooting, the man ran away towards the alley furthest from David Bagares Gata, according to the sketch that Ann-Charlott had seen.
Finally, Ann-Charlott says that she probably would not recognize the perpetrator if she saw him under similar circumstances.

The man was wearing ordinary clothing and the lighting conditions were not good.
The incident also took place over a short period of time, which is why Ann-Charlott did not have time to record details. Ann-Charlott adds and says that the man was wearing gloves. However, Ann-Charlott is a little unsure about this information.

Finally, Ann-Charlott is asked how she could estimate the man's age since she had not seen much of the incident. Ann-Charlott says that the man's way of moving and his way of running has led her to place him in the age group of 30-40 years.

Regarding the shots, both shots were fired in fairly close succession.
When Ann-Charlott made her observations, she was across Svea-vägen, which has double lanes in both directions. Ann-Charlott cannot estimate the distance to the crime scene.

Ann-Charlott was traveling in a taxi from Barkarby in the direction of Stockholm city center. The incident occurred between 11:00 PM and 11:30 PM, closer to 11:30 PM. The interrogation ends at 5:50 p.m.

The interrogation was recorded on tape in the presence of Ann-Charlott, who approves the interrogation in its entirety and has nothing further to add.
Stockholm, March 3, 1986.
Torsten Stålnacke
Inspector.