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Olof Palme, The Palme Assassination

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H. It was something in any case. It could have been a glove, but I can't swear to that.

F. Was he wearing gloves?

H. I don't know that either because he was dark. I didn't see very clearly. In any case, yes.

F. But he had something in one hand?

H. Mm.

F. Which hand?

H. In the right.

F. Right hand?

H. That's how I saw it, if you say so.

F. But on the other hand, if he was standing as you describe, facing that way, then his right hand would have been facing away from you?

H. Yes, I know, I don't know how I put it together, but that's how I actually perceived it.

F. Can you describe that object he had in his hand.

H. Yes, it wasn't big, I can tell you that.

F. Have you seen any weapons in real life before?

H. Yes, but very few, hanging on the wall or something.

F. But a regular pistol or revolver, have you seen any real ones like that?

H. I think it was maybe that long.

F. You're guessing about 20 cm, like you saw then or.

H. Or what I perceived at all.

F. Totally from the inside of the hand?

H. Yes, exactly, I don't know how I put this together. No, but I can imagine that with all of it.

F. And what did he do with this object?

H. He had just shot it then and put it inside his coat.

F. How then?