Olof Palme Foundation

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In 1986 after leaving a movie theater in Stockholm with his wife, Lisbeth, Swedish Prime Minister, Olof Palme, was shot at point-blank range. It is claimed in 2020, that Stig Engstrom, a former graphic designer, who took his own life in 2000, was the killer. What follows is the exposé of this claim. At the least, it is convenient to say that the so-called assassin committed suicide 20 years earlier when found ‘guilty’. Swedish prosecutors say that only a court could rule on whether Mr. Engstrom was guilty or not, but that since the suspect is deceased, there would be no court case. Remarkable way to close a case of murder on a head of State… We invite you to scroll downwards to reveal more about just how blatant actions have been to, in plain sight, murder a Prime Minister, without any repercussions what-so-ever.

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Who is the fairest of them all?

From the first minute that fatal evening, mistakes were made, said Inga-Britt Ahlenius, a former under secretary general of the United Nations, who was a member of the last of three committees scrutinizing the police investigation.

“It was a failure from the start,” she said in a phone interview. “Everything went wrong.”

The crime scene wasn’t fenced off from the public, the alarm came late, there was chaos in the situation room and reports were not properly documented, she said.

Do not forget. The country’s Prime Minister had been murdered in public, in the middle of the capital city.

The site in Stockholm where Prime Minister Olof Palme of Sweden was gunned down on Feb. 28, 1986, in a photograph taken the next day.

Credit Bjorn Elgstrand/European Pressphoto Agency.

The unreliable patsy

Christer Petersson in 1989 was convicted for murder of Olof Palme, but Pettersson was freed on appeal just 18 months later. The court cited a lack of evidence, including the missing murder weapon, and raised questions over the reliability of Lisbet Palme's identification. It is widely reported that Lisbet had been pressured under duress to identify Pettersson, who was awarded about $50,000 in compensation.

Although Pettersson appears to have quickly spent the money on alcohol and drugs, he remained in the media spotlight and would subsequently augment his income by selling TV and newspaper interviews. In several interviews, particularly on TV3, Pettersson was encouraged to admit to killing Olof Palme.

In such situations, he repeatedly engaged in what-if scenarios that came close to an admission of guilt. However, his confession was not treated seriously, and, when cornered, he argued that he was simply seeking money for yet another television appearance.

Photo from Anders Holmstrom/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images

Another sleight of hand

But perhaps closer to the truth?

This is nothing new. It’s how you slay a head of state.

The recipe is simple: A head of state is opposed to something that the United States of America wants strategically to further its interests. That person is assassinated, with the blame being pinned on a patsy. Then there is misdirection to cloud all the discussions, while the real perpetrators vanish.

Australian Prime Minister
Harold Holt

Harold Holt entered the surf at Cheviot Beach, Victoria on the afternoon of 17 December 1967 and was never seen again.

No body or other evidence was found, despite an exhaustive search. There were no clues to explain his vanishing. Incredibly, a memorial service was held for Holt on 22 December 1967, only five days after his disappearance. The service attracted royalty, world leaders, political powerbrokers and the grieving public. The Chinese were blamed for the incident with speculation that a submarine enabled the manoeuvre.

Harold Hold was opposed to the Americans building highly valuable bases at Pine Gap. For more information, see http://www.harold-holt.net/

American President
John F. Kennedy

JFK was butchered in front of the American public on Nov. 22, 1963, struck by two bullets — one in the head, one in the neck — while riding in an open-topped limo through Dealey Plaza in Dallas.

Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with killing him, and a presidential commission headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren found that Oswald acted alone. However, the trajectory of the bullets, do not square with Oswald's perch on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository.

This was a turkey shoot, involving a second gunman — perhaps on the grassy knoll of Dealey Plaza. To pull this off, it is widely understood that CIA agents acted out of anger over the Bay Of Pigs invasion perhaps at the behest of Vice President Lyndon Johnson.