There are two Swedish cases, the disappearence of Helena Andersson in 1992,
Disappearance of Helena Andersson - Wikipedia and the murder of Catrine da Costa in 1984,
Murder of Catrine da Costa - Wikipedia
There is of course also the assassination of Olof Palme, the Swedish prime minister, on 28 February 1986. I can still remember exactly when, and where I was when I learnt of his murder. It was a Saturday morning, and I was to meet my mother at 10 a.m. to go shopping. I had slept in, and was a bit late, so I had to hurry to get to the Central Railway Staion Square in Gothenburg, where we was to meet. I didn't have time to watch the news on tv, or read the morning paper. I took the tram, and there was a strange quietness/stillness among people, and I also noticed that the flags were on half mast, so when I got to the square I went to look up the newspaper stand at a kiosk in the middle, and saw the black headlines. My mother came, and she hadn't either seen the news, so she was as shocked as I was.
As I lived in Gothenburg I had heard Olof Palme speaking several times at large gatherings, both on 1 May, and during election campains, at Götaplatsen, and I had also got his autograph a couple of years earlier, so it wasn't only the death of a PM, it was also the death of a person I admired. He was the best public speaker I've heard, and being passionate, he spoke his mind about a lot of subjects, both national and international, which made him controversal.
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