lendar in which harriet had listed meeties of exams at school, her homework, and so oe book also had a large se for a diary, but harriet used the diary only sporadically. she began ambitiously enough in january with maries about people she had met over the christmas holidays a films she had see she wrote nothing personal uhe school year arently—depending ories were ied—beterested from a distane never-named boy.
the pages that listed telephohe o held the real mystery. ly, iical order, were the names and numbers of family members, classmates, teachers, several members of the peal gregation, and other easily identifiable individuals in her circle of a the very last page of the address book, which was blank a of the alphabetical se, there were five elephohree female wo sets of initials:
magda—32016
sara—32109
r.j.—30112
r.l.—32027
mari—32018
the telepho began with 32 were hedestad he sixties. the one beginning with 30 was a norrby far from hedestad. the problem was that wheacted every one of harriet’s friends and ae had any idea whose hey were.
the first o “magda” initially seemed promisio a haberdashery at parkgataelephohe name ot lundmark, whose mother’s ually magda; she sometimes helped out iore. but magda was sixty-nine years old and had no idea wher was. nor was there a harriet had ever visited the shht anything there. she wased in sewing.
the seber fed to a family by the oresson, who lived in v?ststaher side of the tracks. the family inders and monid their , joer, who at the time were pre-school age. there was no sara in the family, nor did they kner, other than that she had beehe media as missing. the oio aoresson family was that anders, who was a roofer, had several ut a tiled roof on the school which harriet atteheoretically there was a ce that they had met, although it might be sidered extremely unlikely.
the remaining three o similar dead ends. the number 32027 for “r.l.” had actually beloo one rosmarie larsson. unfortunately, she had died several years earlier.
ior morell trated a great deal of his attenti the winter of 1966–67 to explain why harriet had written down these names and numbers.
one possibility was that the telephone en in some personal uess how a teenage girl would thihirty-two series obviously poiad, he set ab the remais. her 32601 or 32160 led to a magda. as morell ued his numerology, he realised that if he played around with enough of the numbers, sooer he would fio harriet. for example, if he added ohe three remaining digits in 32016, he got 32127—which was the o frode’s offi hedestad. but one li meant nothing. besides, he never discovered a ade sense of all five of the numbers.
morell broadened his inquiry. could the digits mean, for example, umber plates, whi the sixties ed the two-letter ty registration d five digits? another dead end.
the iheed oai of everyoad named mari, magda, or sara or who had the initials r.l. or r.j. he had a list of 307 people. amoually had some to harriet. for instan her class was named roland ja—r.j. they sew each other and had had no tace harriet started preparatory sd there was no lielephone number.
the mystery of the he date book remained unsolved.
her fourth eh advokat bjurman was heir scheduled meetings. she was forake tact with him.
in the sed week of february salaop fell vi at that was so uhat she felt a desire to kill someone. she had riddeo a meeting at miltoy a behind a pillar in the garage. as she set her ru the ground to put on the bike lock, a dark red saab bega. she had her baed but heard the g sound from her rucksack. the driver didhing and, unwittihe exit
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