Clark Olofsson, the Criminal Behind Stockholm Syndrome, Passes Away at 78

Source: Clark Olofsson: Criminal who helped inspire Stockholm Syndrome term dies aged 78 (2025-06-27)

Clark Olofsson, a notorious criminal, has died at the age of 78. He is widely known for his involvement in criminal activities and for inspiring the term "Stockholm Syndrome" after a bank robbery in the 1970s. His death marks the end of a controversial life that left a lasting impact on criminal psychology and popular culture. Olofsson's legacy includes both his criminal exploits and his influence on understanding hostage psychology.

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