Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson
Feb 23, 2016 · 59m
Director
Sofia AngantyrOverview
Marks the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme. Leif GW Persson discusses the lead that has dominated the investigation more than any other: Christer Pettersson. Leif has also received a tip regarding new bullets, and this time he decides to conduct his own investigation.
Cast of Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson
Leif G.W. PerssonSelf
Camilla KvartoftSelf
Christer PetterssonSelf (archive footage)
Lisbeth PalmeSelf (archive footage)
Solveig RiberdahlSelf
Thure NässénSelf (archive footage)
Anders HelinSelf (archive footage)
Lars JonssonSelf (archive footage)
Ingemar IsakssonSelf (archive footage)
Hans HolmérSelf (archive footage)
Robert AschbergSelf (archive footage)
Britt-Marie Mattsson HolmbergSelf (archive footage)
Leif SilberskySelf (archive footage)
Claes BorgströmSelf (archive footage)
Olof PalmeSelf (archive footage)
Crew of Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson
About Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson
What is Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson about?
Marks the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme. Leif GW Persson discusses the lead that has dominated the investigation more than any other: Christer Pettersson. Leif has also received a tip regarding new bullets, and this time he decides to conduct his own investigation.
When was Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson released?
Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson was released on February 23, 2016.
How long is Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson?
Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson runs 59 minutes.
Who directed Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson?
Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson was directed by Sofia Angantyr.
Who is in the cast of Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson?
The cast of Veckans brott: Palmemordet och Christer Pettersson includes Leif G.W. Persson (Self), Camilla Kvartoft (Self), Christer Pettersson (Self (archive footage)), Lisbeth Palme (Self (archive footage)) and Solveig Riberdahl (Self).