Norway – Breivik cries in court, claims murder of 77 ‘self-defense’ – RT

Laaska News  Apr. 17, 2012

Anders Behring Breivik cries  as court views propaganda film he made, during his trial in Oslo courthouse on April 16, 2012 (AFP Photo / Pool / Heiko Junge) .

He’s behind a bomb-and-shooting massacre that killed 77 people, he admits to the acts, but pleads not guilty to criminal charges. Anders Breivik showed no emotion as the prosecutor read out the horrific details of his victims’ deaths in Norway.

First day of trial of Norway gunman Breivik ends – VOR

Laaska News  Apr. 16, 2012

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Judge Wenche Elizabeth Arntzen announced Monday the end of the first trial day for right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in twin attacks in Norway last July.

After hearing Breivik’s plea of “not guilty” and opening remarks by the prosecution, the defence and lawyers of the victims, the judge said the trial would adjurn until Tuesday, when Breivik will start testifying.

Breivik trial begins in Oslo

Laaska News Apr. 16, 2012

Anders Breivik has promised to keep a low profile during his trial which begins today in the Circuit Court of the Norwegian capital at 11.00 Moscow time.

Norwegian police denies allegations of inaction in Breivik case

 

At a press conference in Oslo, Director General of The Norwegian Police Security Service Roger Berg denied accusations that the police knew that Anders Breivik was preparing his crimes but didn’t react properly.

NORWAY:Breivik’s lawyers want new evaluation

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Lawyers representing relatives and survivors of the July 22 Norway twin attacks want a new psychiatric evaluation of Anders Behring Breivik who was behind the massacre.

Norway:Breivik denies guilt

Laaska News  Nov. 14,2011

Anders Breivik. © Flickr.com/Globovisión/cc-by-nc 

The Oslo killer Anders Breivik has been remanded in custody for another 12 weeks after making his first appearance in the courtroom. He admitted the killings, but denied any guilt.

Norway:Breivik to testify via video link

Laaska News  Nov. 5 ,2011

The Norway gunman suspected to be behind the July 22nd twin terror attacks, Anders Breivik, is to testify in court via video link from an Oslo prison. The next hearing is slated for November 14th, when judges will have to decide on the extension of his detention.

Norway:Norwegian terrorist out of solitary confinement

Laaska News Oct. 13,2011

Norwegian police don’t insist on the complete isolation of Anders Breivik, a spokesman with the police told a press conference in Oslo on Thursday.

The official said that the investigation has not revealed any facts that Breivik had associates.

NORWAY:Breivik’s suppliers investigated

Laaska News Oct. 13,2011

Anders Breivik. Photo: EPA   
 

Police in Poznan in Poland have detained ten customers of a local firm which supplied explosive components to the Oslo terrorist Anders Breivik, after he contacted it on the Internet in November 2010.

Norway killer tells court keeping him in isolation is “torture”

Laaska News  Sept. 20,2011
OSLO (Reuters) – Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik complained at a court hearing on Monday that keeping him in solitary confinement in prison was a form of “torture” after a judge ordered that he remains in isolation for another four weeks.