Murder in Stockholm – The Forbidden Trail.
Dan Jones | 03.05.2009 14:23
Prime Minister Olof Palme
Everyone knows who murdered Prime Minister Olof Palme of Sweden on the 28th. February 1986 on a Stockholm street.
Why are these police and security forces murderers not arrested?
Are we still afraid of the clown Nazis?
The current 25-year statute of limitations for the murder is up next year.
Perhaps this investigation to the International Criminal Court in Den Hague as a terrorist murder as Sweden is not able to handle it.
The International Criminal Court (ICC), governed by the Rome Statute, is the first permanent, treaty based, international criminal court established to help end impunity for the perpetrators of the most serious crimes of concern to the international community.
The murder of a Prime Minister is a most serious international crime and the known guilty persons are getting away with it because they are able to terrorize Sweden.
Why are these police and security forces murderers not arrested?
Are we still afraid of the clown Nazis?
The current 25-year statute of limitations for the murder is up next year.
Perhaps this investigation to the International Criminal Court in Den Hague as a terrorist murder as Sweden is not able to handle it.
The International Criminal Court (ICC), governed by the Rome Statute, is the first permanent, treaty based, international criminal court established to help end impunity for the perpetrators of the most serious crimes of concern to the international community.
The murder of a Prime Minister is a most serious international crime and the known guilty persons are getting away with it because they are able to terrorize Sweden.
Dan Jones
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Who did it?
03.05.2009 17:59
I don't so why don't you tell me?
Danny
it was
03.05.2009 21:01
wtf??!!
holmes
Assuming this is ...
03.05.2009 23:56
Digery Cohen Watch
Wikipedia lists several possible theories
05.05.2009 22:43
It certainly doesn't seem that "everyone knows" who killed him. Wikipedia lists numerous possibilities, from neo-Nazis to the Red Army Faction to apartheid South Africans. It's kind of stupid that the article here doesn't actually name names.
But Olof Palme was a top politician, so why should we really care anyway? I imagine a lot of people here on Indymedia would like to see a lot more politicians assassinated.
anon