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Police briefing plus mourning for slain FM Lindh

(12 Sep 2003) 1. Queue outside the store where Anna Lindh was attacked 2. People standing in front of floral tribute 3. Various of people laying flowers 4. Photo of Anna Lindh amongst flowers 5. People signing book of condolences 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox pop "I don't think it will change it. I think the participation in the election will go up but I still think people who have decided to vote for 'yes' will do that and those who have decided to vote for 'no' will do that. I don't think it is going to change the outcome." 7. Various of security in front of store 8. Various of woman reading paper with headline reading: "police searching for killer of Anna Lindh" 9. Wide shot of police news conference 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Matf Vangstad, Chief Constable of Stockholm "From one of those CCTV systems, short film we have some very interesting parts. One of those interesting parts is the guy who is very similar to that (struggles for correct word) description we have sent out. We are now trying to find that person." 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Margareta Linderoth, Spokeswoman for Sweden's security agency (SAPO): "As you can understand the ministers, they get a lot of different kind of letters and emails and so on and it's natural that secretaries around her or however they have it in the department of the foreign ministry, they look at the papers because they know those kind of letters very well and some of them they don't give to us and some of them they will give to us. Now we are taking into our office all the letters that they have and we are going through them to see if there is anything we should have known." 12. Flowers in front hospital where Lindh died 13. Photo amongst flowers 14. Press conference 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr Martin Abackdal: Chief of Surgical Clinic: "We got very very good help from and collaborated with colleagues at other hospitals within the Stockholm area and also we got calls from other parts of Sweden as well as from other parts of the world even." 16. Exterior of hospital STORYLINE: Throughout Stockholm, impromptu memorials of roses sprang up by billboards bearing the late Foreign Minister Anna Lindh's picture for the euro campaign. In front of the department store where she was killed, hundreds of candles were lit overnight and the mound of lilies and roses stood more than a meter (three feet) high. Lindhs's death has put renewed focus on the Swedish euro referendum, transforming what looked like an almost certain Swedish rejection of eurozone membership into a wide-open contest between the two camps. Police said there was no evidence the attack was related to the euro vote. Police questioned several people Friday in connection with the killing of Sweden's popular foreign minister, but none had been named a suspect. The Foreign Ministry said Anna Lindh had received six letters and e-mails, some with "harsh language," after she wrote an opinion piece with the chief executive of the Swedish wireless equipment maker LM Ericsson on why the country should adopt the euro. In the wake of Lindh's death, all correspondence sent to her in the last few weeks was being examined, said Margareta Linderoth, a spokeswoman for Sweden's security agency, or SAPO. The authorities widened their search for a man who witnesses said stabbed Lindh in the stomach, chest and arm in an upscale Stockholm department store. Police spokesman Leif Jennekvist said that surveillance tape from another floor of the seven-story department store where Lindh was stabbed may contain footage of the main suspect. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...