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Subject: Killer of Swedish Premier May Be Living in Mozambique
From: "Stephen B. Kennedy-IV"
Date: 1996/09/30
Message-Id: <52pdjs$k1t@mtinsc01-mgt.ops.worldnet.att.net>
Newsgroups: soc.culture.african,soc.culture.south-Africa
30 Sep 96
MAPUTO, Mozambique (PANA) - The man who murdered Swedish Prime
Minister Olof Palme in February 1986 may be living in the central
Mozambican city of Beira, according to the Swedish newspaper
'Aftonbladet'.
In its weekend edition, 'Aftonbladet' said that the South African
agent suspected of assassinating Palme, Antony White, is based in
Beira, and working at a sawmill that serves as a cover for various
criminal activities, including drug running.
The paper says that White was working for the notorious South
African spy Craig Williamson. He was named last week as heading the
secret police 'Operation Longreach' which targeted Palme for
assassination.
Williamson is currently in Angola working in the diamond trade. He
told 'Aftonbladet' that White had gone to Beira, but was unsure
whether he was still there.
Williamson's role in planning the Palme murder was indicated last
week by Col. Eugene de Kock, former head of the apartheid police's
Vlakplaas death squad.
De Kock claimed that the apartheid regime had spent at least 70,000
rands (about 23,000 U.S. dollars at the exchange rate of the time)
in arranging Palme's murder.
De Kock's predecessor at Vlakplaas, Dirk Coetzee, the man who blew
the whistle on aparthied death squads, and defected to the African
National Congress, named White as the assassin on Saturday.
He believed, however, that White had taken refuge on a Greek island
or in Cyprus, rather than in Mozambique.
White was once a member of the Selous Scouts, one of the most feared
and hated units in the Rhodesian army that waged war against the
people of Zimbabwe and the neighbouring states in the 1970s.