Most of his life, he spent like an regular Joe. Now almost 80, Olsson has recently retired. Back in the day, he opened an automobile repair shop which did decent business. Before that, he also ran a supermarket for a few years in Thailand with his wife. Moderately enterprising at best. Things weren't so linear a few decades ago for him. He was a small time crook but till then quite unremarkable. This was about to change. In the early 1970s, while in prison for petty crimes, he befriended Clark Olofsson, a known bank robber. He was awestruck by Olofsson. Olofsson was touted as a celebrity gangster. Amongst his many eccentric escapades, one was where Olofsson entered the Swedish Prime Minister's personal estate and stole grapes and tomatos from it. No wonder he found himself in prison more than your average felon. Let's get back to our protagonist, Mr Olsson. Jan Erik Olsson, who was now ready for a bank robbery, thanks to his mentor Olofsson's training. In August 1973...