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Sven Aner, the Africa specialist/journalist Per Wästberg told the Swedish police 5 days after Palme's murder that there could be a SA involvement, but the police didn't even border to register Wästberg's two letters. The police seemed clearly not willing to investigate the SA trail. ....
Information from Engl&:
1. A few days after the murder of Olof Palme. The British Intelligence, MI6, received a strange report: the man who had murdered Olof Palme had been acting under orders from the SA security police. Members of the death squad Koevoet, or COIN, were behind the murder. The SA agent, Craig CW, was mentioned as the designer of the plans to murder Palme, aided by Swedish police men.
2. At about the same time, Karl-Gunnar Bäck, the GS of the Civil Defence Force Association was contacted by an old acquaintance from Engl&. He told him that the MI6 had information on the murder of Olof Palme. The informant claimed that Palme was murdered by (members of the) SA security forces. A Swedish policeman was also indicated (to have participated). ...
3. The Palme-investigators received another lead on involvement from SA together with Swedish accomplices. - An informant, a known thug, who for the moment was serving a jail sentence, said that he was convinced that Swedish policemen helped SA agents in the murder of Palme. Some Swedish police men were members of the IPA, International Police Association. They ran a training camp in Rydsford & they had made several trips to SA where they had met with representatives of the SA security police The policemen & the IPA should also have had secret premises & weapons at a meeting place in Wallingatan 32 (Stockholm), a few blocks from the crime scene. According to an informer these policemen were nazis, bore arms while off duty & had frequent contact with SAn agents . It was almost certain that the World anti-Communist League (WACL) had also an office in that same building.
- There has been an internal investigation of six policemen known for right-wing sympathies, who paid, on several occasions, visits to SA in the mid 1980s
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- Johan Coetzee was sitting at a diplomatic function (early 1996) next to a person of the Swedish Embassy at Pretoria & when Coetzee heard that this lady was from Sweden, he said that he remembered the tough days that Sweden & SA didn't have good contacts , but that however he as commissioner of police always he had good contacts & how the Swedish police had visited SA through the IPA. Question: What did these policemen do in SA, who did they visit there etc.
- Swedish journalist who recently visited SA & tried to see the guestbooks of the IPA guesthouses in Cape Town, Jo'burg & Pretoria were told, that they were destroyed
4. -After the assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme, Bertil Wedin (or "Morgan" or John Wilson, here called BW) a Swedish right-winger, who in the past had worked for Craig CW, acted, according to Hasselbohm, as the initiator of the PKK-lead, which soon became the main lead in the search for Palme's killer. The Kurdish PKK is the Turkish government's main enemy, which has battled Ankara security forces in Turkey since 1984. BW seems to have faked this link with the PKK & passed it to a journalist on the Turkish daily Hurriyet. He located six or seven members of the PKK-group that killed Palme. This promotion of the PKK-lead was made more than three months before Hans Holmer, Stockholm chief of police & head of the Palme murder investigation, claimed for the first time that "PKK is behind the murder of Olof Palme." This became the investigation's main lead, with police chief Hans Holmer & Ebbe Carlsson as it's promoter & lobbyist. A major police sweep of PKK sympathisers in Sweden followed but investigators later had to give up this lead
- BW is a Swedish right wing extremist, & former informant for the Swedish security police. He always openly declared that he was working against the Swedish social democratic government & especially against Prime Minister Olof Palme.
He is/was a friend of Göran Assar Oredsson, leader of the neo-nazi party Nordiska Rikspartiet. BW was an officer of the United Nations peace-keeping forces in the Congo (1961) & Cyprus(1963).In Cyprus he served as a lieutenant, for several periods, on the staff intelligence unit in the UN forces.
... At this time BW became a regular informant for the Swedish security police (Säpo). He supplied them with information on left-wing Swedes.
At the same time as he was a security police informant, BW also worked for a Swedish bank (Stockholm Enskilda Bank). BW, who now calls himself a journalist, produces the newsletter for the bank. Recently BW confirmed that he had been involved in military intelligence, & stay-behind work.
In 1976 a Swedish newspaper wrote that BW most probably was behind newspaper advertisements trying to recruit mercenaries for service in Southern Africa. ...
- Craig CW (see below) recruited BW as a SAn spy. BW said he had met CW in SA in 1980. CW had introduced him to Peter Casselton, based in London, to whom BW had to report. Casselton was a British citizen, but a SA agent, who had given BW the codename "John Wilson".
- BW became involved in break-ins at various anti-apartheid organisation offices in London. A letter from Craig CW to BW resulted in a police search of the Swede's twelve-room house in Townbridge, Kent. The police found stolen material, as well as notes from documents stolen from the office of the PAC. They also found a map over the area around the PAC office, showing the way to the underground station Dollis Hill, as well as sketches of the office itself.
BW told the police that via a bank account in Switzerland, he was paid 1.000 pounds per months (much more in today's value) in salary by CW, plus costs. He also received camera equipment. After being interrogated at the Rochester Row police station in London, the Swede was soon released on bail.
As opposed to Casselton & Aspinall, BW declared himself not guilty at the court proceedings in Old Baily on 17 December 1982. The judge agreed that he could remain free on bail. During the trial against him in April BW claimed never to have given the SAns information. The judge noted that he then could not underst& what BW had done to earn the money the SA had paid him.... The Swede was acquitted. - However, after being acquitted BW admitted to the press that he had supplied information to the company Africa Aviation Consultants on the Isle of Man. But he claimed to have done it in "good faith", without knowing that CW's & Casselton's company was a front for the SA security service. In SA the CW-lead London operation was regarded a greet success.
- According to Hasselbohm, in 1985 BW held a key position in an organisation called Victims Against Terrorism (VAT), a major SA propaganda operation in Europe. ...
-November 1985 BW & his family flew to Northern Cyprus. On their arrival cards they declared that they were going to settle there permanently. BW was issued with a Turk-Cypriot ID-card in March 1986. On at least one previous occasion the Swede had, for unknown reasons, gone to Cyprus (using the undercover name "John Wilson") together with the SAn agent Peter Casselton. Right after his arrival in Northern Cyprus, BW was employed by the Ministry of Information there. ...
- It is after the assassination of Palme that BW took on his new role as the initiator of the PKK-lead. Wedin denied any involvement in the assassination of Olof Palme.
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5. Heine Human (45),is allegedly a Swede of SA origen, who came to Sweden in the beginning of the 80's . ..
- During the time of Palme's murder Human lived in some God- forgotten-place outside Uppsala where he has some sort of car repair shop. Fourteen minutes after the murder of Palme an elderly couple in Stockholm (Bromma) received a mysterious phonecall with the message: "The job is done, Palme is dead". ..
- Human left Sweden in a hurry after the Palme assassination, without saying goodbye to his neighbours. ...
- In the past Human claimed to be a SAn agent & that he had been involved in Dulcie September's murder . ANC intelligence officers interviewed him in Harare (Zimbabwe) but according to Tor Sellström who lived during that time also in Harare, there were doubts about Human's claims. He might have done something, but his stories didn't make much sense.
6. There are also reports of three men who camped out in a white combi for some weeks before the murder. It was cold that winter, with snow on the ground, but to avoid registration, they did not stay in a hotel. The camping van is believed to have come from neighbouring Finl& to the east & possibly drove out via Norway in the west. It was claimed that the men were SAns
7. Swedish newspapers claim that two policemen said that SA's superspy Craig CW was in Stockholm at the time of the anti-apartheid conference & was there also on the night of the murder. Through IPA CW allegedly hired a room (under a false name) in a guesthouse belonging to the IPA (Kammakargatan 36), down the road two hundred meters from the spot where Palme was shot (?? I doubt it -KdJ- if this is true, because CW was too well known in Sweden).