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DETECTIVE REPORT in serious criminal cases, murder
Olof Palme, The Palm Murder
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Regarding the man who left the scene, he describes him as follows:
Normal build and of medium height, wearing a dark jacket, more of a waist-length model than a three-quarter length. Svensson has heard from other witnesses that the man was wearing a cap and believes that this may be likely but is not sure about this himself.

He says he did not notice the man's face at all and cannot say whether the man wore glasses or a beard. Regarding the man's age, he says he cannot comment on this because he did not see his face, but he moved quickly and was probably not an elderly person.

Svensson says that he also did not notice the identity of the other people. Immediately after the man leaves the scene, the woman screams and a white taxi standing on the other side of the street in the direction of Sergels Torg drives around and over to the crime scene.

After this, another large American station wagon also drives by and Svensson also drives over and stands in front of this car. He gets out and checks with the American car whether the latter has called the police and ambulance, but the latter does not arrive at 90,000 and it then turns out that the taxi has called the alarm.

Regarding the interval between the two shots, Svensson states that it was no more than ten seconds because he was looking forward when he heard the first shot and then immediately when he saw the people in question the shot was heard again.

A few people then began to gather around the victim and a man tries to give him CPR. However, Svensson never went to the injured person but stood in the corner and when the police arrived 3-4 minutes later, he said that the perpetrator had moved away towards Tunnelgatan east.

He further says that everything happened very quickly and it was 3-4 minutes from the incident itself until the police were on the scene. After a few more