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The Swedish bank robber held four people hostage for six days in a 1973 bank siege that coined the term "Stockholm syndrome".

The Swede became a headline item in 1973 when he and former cellmate Jan-Erik Olsson held-up the Kreditbanken Bank in Stockholm in what was the first-ever live crime broadcast in Sweden.

STOCKHOLM: Clark Olofsson, a Swedish bank robber who held four people hostage for six days in a 1973 Stockholm bank siege that coined the term “Stockholm Syndrome”, has died aged 78, his ...

Clark Olofsson, one of Sweden’s most well-known criminals, has died at the age of 78, his family confirmed to the ETC newspaper. Olofsson was most known for his involvement in the so-called ...

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