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Olof Palme, The Palme Assassination

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H. He didn't run that fast at first, it wasn't jogging either, a little faster, then it got faster up the stairs.

Q. Did you see him all the way up the stairs?

H. No, I was going to say that, I probably didn't.

Q. But can you describe his way of running, how he moved his arms, for example.

H. I didn't think of that, it wasn't exaggeratedly like a real jogger's style as I understood it.

Q. How does he move his legs? What was it that was just a clear step then or what was it that was a sloppy one?

H. It was probably more clear steps than a sloppy one, that was definitely it.

F. Did you see if he stopped at any point after he started running?

H. No, I didn't see that.

F. How long could you follow him for? Where did he disappear to for you?

H. Yes, I didn't think much of him other than that he ran away. It wasn't many seconds, like. Then people came and gathered around.

F. Did you see if anyone ran after him?

H. No, I didn't see that. At some point there we started to pay the taxi and get out.

F. I forgot to ask his complexion, was it dark or light?

H. I didn't see that.

F. But did you perceive him as European or did he have any dark features?

H. I didn't see it at all.

F. Negro or something like that, southerner.

H. I don't know. If he was Negro, he would have worn a cap because it wasn't that high, I don't think so