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Olof Palme, The Palme Assassination

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F. How do you mean?

H. But if he had big curls then.

F. No, no I mean his facial color then.

H. No I don't know, I didn't see that at all.

F. So it could have been both dark and light?

H. Mm.

F. During the confrontation today, what you and apparently, what I've been told, looked a little cautiously in the direction of a person there. Can you tell me what made you fall for him?

H. I thought he looked good, like what should I say, he looked a little creepy in some way, I don't know why.

F. At 3:50 p.m., briefly interrupted by a phone call.

H. He, I just thought he looked a little creepy and I don't know if I connected him to the picture in any way.

F. The one you've seen in the newspapers, this ghost picture.

H. Yes, I don't know.

F. So it was his "creepy appearance" that you reacted to.

H. Yes, exactly, everyone else like them, I thought at least that you probably smiled a little here and there but he looked so serious the whole time and that. I don't know, it doesn't have to be included at all.

F. But if you compare it to your impression from the place here, what was it that matched him?

H. I don't know, I don't know if it was anything at all. In and of itself it's the fact that he was dark-haired, but I mean.

F. It was all of them in and of themselves, pretty much.

H. I think it mostly has to do with the phantom image.

F. Was there anyone else in the group that you reacted to at all?

H. No, there wasn't. I can't say it's clear it was him, because I don't know that at all. But it was