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World | September 17, 2003, Wednesday // 00:00
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A man looks at posters from Swedish newspapers with pictures of the suspect murderer of Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh. The pictures were taken from a security video in the department store where she was attacked. Photo by AFP
Sweden's police will question Wednesday the man that was held over suspicion of committing last week's attack that killed Foreign Minister Anna Lindh. Forensic expertise is expected to clarify whether the suspect's genetic code matches the sample taken from the knife that Lindh was stabbed with last Sunday while shopping at a Stockholm store. The suspect is 35-year-old and has 18 previous convictions for crimes such as fraud and theft as well as other violent acts and threats, a Swedish news agency has said.
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