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Olof Palme, The Palme Assassination

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F. It's nothing else, the trousers you say gave a dark impression of him. Do you mean to say that you think the trousers were also dark, or?

H. Yes, I think so. They didn't shine up anything special.

F. The shoes?

H. They were dark. I can't say at all if it was what kind of shoes or anything.

F. The pants, can you tell if they were narrow or wide, if they fluttered or were tucked into some boots or if they hung freely or something like that.

H. I think they hung freely, so they weren't very wide and not very narrow, that was probably more common.

F. The coat, how did it behave when he ran?

H. Exactly, I've thought about that too. I don't actually know, it was on anyway.

F. Did you get an idea if it was buttoned or open?

H. I didn't think of that.

F. As for hand clothing, gloves, mittens or something like that, what about that?

H. It's very possible that he was wearing gloves.

F. Are you sure about that?

H. No, I'm not.

F. Did you see anything else in terms of clothing, a scarf or a sweater under the coat or something?

H. No, I didn't see that.

F. Should we then move on to the description of the man himself. We can start with what age did you perceive him to be?

H. Yes, it could have been somewhere around 35-40. I actually thought so because he didn't run excessively clumsily, if you say so, somewhere.

F. What do you base that on?

H. Yes, it was very much his body how he ran.

F. His movements, then?

H. Yes.