:01:01
where the Welfare Bureau fixed up
a flat they had.
:01:06
I got a chance to come home then,
but that didn't last long,
:01:14
but instead I was sent to a
boarding-school in Hägersten.
:01:21
Then I went to a farm
and was there three months.
:01:29
And then another three months
at Skrubba.
:01:36
There were a lot of car thefts,
and I was sentenced.
:01:43
Then it was reform school
and then I came to Gräser.
:01:48
I was there for two years.
:01:51
You didn't get a chance there
either to show you could behave,
:01:58
only release and if you didn't
behave, you got pulled in again.
:02:06
And there were
a lot of escapes there
:02:09
and finally I ended up in Lövsta.
:02:14
And no chance to show
you could behave there either,
:02:18
only escapes and stuff there,
:02:22
and in 1964 I was sentenced
to a youth prison.
:02:26
And what I didn't know
when I got there, I got taught:
:02:32
both school and prison, you know.
:02:37
A trade school for thieves,
you know,
:02:41
you learn everything you don't know.
:02:44
That's all wrong,
I think you should go right to prison,
:02:51
and there you'll get
another view of life.
:02:55
I know what
I'm talking about anyway,
:02:58
since I've been
locked up for ten years