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Clark Olofsson, the notorious Swedish criminal who inspired the popular psychological term, died after a long illness, his family announced.

Clark Olofsson, a Swedish bank robber who held four people hostage for six days in a 1973 Stockholm bank siege that coined the term "Stockholm Syndrome", has died.

The Swedish bank robber held four people hostage for six days in a 1973 bank siege that coined the term "Stockholm syndrome".

One of the two charismatic criminals involved in the kidnapping that gave the world the term "Stockholm syndrome" has died aged 78, his family has said. Clark Olofsson - who rose to global ...

The Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge walk returns for 2025 on June 28. Here's a look at what to know.