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DETECTIVE REPORTS in serious criminal cases, murder
Olof Palme, The Palme Murder
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F: What else did you react to about him and his behavior?

W: Yes, I thought it was funny that he didn't react at all, that he just stood there like that. I got the feeling that he knew what had happened or like what was going to happen, you could say.

F: Did he say anything that you heard?

W: No. My first thought was that I should go up and ask him what had happened. I thought he knew, but I didn't.

F: Did you see if he was there the whole time until the police arrived at the scene?
No, I don't think he was. Then I know that I went to the Dekorima store because yes, there was a girl there who was feeling sick and then I have no memory of seeing him.

F: What did you do when you came to this man lying down in the street?

W: Yes, my first thought was that we have to get an ambulance and then I ran to a taxi that was standing there.

F: Do you remember what kind of taxi it was?

W: No, I'm so bad at markings. It was a white hair to me.

F: Did you talk to the driver in the taxi?

W: Yes.

F: Was it a man or a woman?

W: A man.

F: What did you say to him?

W: I asked if he could call a taxi and he said he had already done so.

F: Call a taxi, did you say?

W: No, call an ambulance. And then in the meantime, a few more people arrived in the meantime and there was this girl, who did, yes, heart massage and then a guy, who did artificial respiration.

F: How long did it take before the police arrived at the scene? Do you have any idea about that?

W: I thought it went quickly. About five minutes.
Then another question, which you must not take offense at my asking. Had you drunk any alcohol this evening?

W: No.

F: Did you see any weapons that you could locate these shots from?