The term of Stockholm Syndrome is aimed at helping to inspire up to 78 years

The term “Stockholm Syndrome” is one of the two-year-old “Stockholm Syndrome”, one of the two-year-old “Stockholm Syndrome”, his family died at the age of 78, he said.

In 1973, after the theft and bank robbery in Sweden and bank robbery, he died after a long disease, his family online Media Outlet, etc.

During the six-day siege, Olofsson’s hostages protect him and his actions in the war, they were sympathetic with him while he was more hostile.

The incident lends to a psychological situation in which the victims develop their love relations for those against them.

Another man in the notorious bank siege was provoked by Jan-Eric Olsson. After taking three women and a man’s hostage, Olofsson demanded the Olofson, who had previously friendship in prison – was brought from prison.

The Swedish government agreed to his demand and Olofsson entered the besieged bank.

Years later, in an interview with Aftonbladet, they did not accuse that they wanted to work in order to keep their prisoners safe in exchange for a reduced ruling.

Olofsson convinced Kristin Enmark, Kristin Enmark, and convinced the Swedish Prime Minister on behalf of the robbers on the phone.

He says that the bank was allowed to leave the car abducted by the kidnapped, “I trust and robbery … did not do anything.”

He continued: “On the contrary, they became very beautiful … let me believe or not, but we had a really nice time here.”

Enmark with several telephone conversations, he said he was scared of inaccessible and repeatedly defending his actions.

In memory of Olofsson, he said, “He promises to make sure that nothing is for me and I have been afraid of what I have made and my life.”

After six days after the pledge, police officers used tear gas to delete the doubles.

Initially, the hostages refused to leave the fear of the fears they were shot by police. The hostages were later refused to testify against Olofsson and Olsson.

Experts argue that there is a real psychiatric situation of Stockholm Syndrome, some argue that there was a defense mechanism to cope with traumatic situations.

Termin, Sweden’s criminographer and psychiatrist Nils Bejerot after Bejerot’s captives of Bejerot, he explained the captives they felt for hostages.

The theory has reached a broader audience while the Next Year’s Next Year Inheritance Patty Hearing Missed by Revolutionary militants.

Negotiation Podcast with the side of the BBC in 2021Enmark said the concept of Stockholm syndrome: “It’s a way to blame the victim. I did my best to live.”

Olofsson was a repeat criminal and spent most of his life in prison. After a penalty for a drug crime in Belgium, the last time was released in 2018.

In 2022, Actor Bill Skarsgård described it in the Netflix Drama series Clark.