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DETECTIVE REPORT in serious criminal cases, murder
Olof Palme, The Palm Murder
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F: But did he run across the street, or did he run from the scene?

E: He then ran from the scene and then ran into David Bagares Street, I think that's what it's called, or if it's called Tunnelgatan there, and so from what I understood he had been right next to there since I saw this man lying in the street.

F: Did he run down Tunnelgatan in the direction down towards Norra Ban-torget then?

E: No, he was on the side facing the tunnel, so he ran into the tunnel.

F: Then you didn't see where he went?

E: No, I didn't. So he ran around that corner where there is a subway exit with some pillar there. He then disappeared from sight quite quickly. I saw him maybe take three steps or something, three, four steps at most. Then he disappeared into the alley there, and there, both because it obscures the view and it is much darker in there.

F: Is that the tunnel itself that then leads on to Birger Jarlsgatan?

E: Yes, it is the same street.

F: Could he have run through that tunnel?

E: He could have run through the tunnel, he could also have run up the stairs there, then you will get to Malmskillnadsgatan. There is also a cross street inside that I think is called Four Ways, which he could have run through. there is

F: But when he disappeared around the corner, didn't you see where he went?

E: No, I didn't, and I didn't see anyone running after him either, even though it was a reaction that someone would run after him and see where he went. At the same time, I realized that he was armed, and you don't voluntarily run after someone who feels hunted and who is armed.

F: Did you see if he had anything in his hand?

E: No, I didn't see if he had anything in his hand.