24/08/2012

Breivik Declared Sane

Right wing mass murderer Anders Breivik has been declared sane.

Breivik, 33, smirked as judges jailed him for 21 years.

He must serve a minimum of ten years behind bars.

He will be kept in isolation at Ila Prison, where he will have three cells. One will be an exercise room, the other will have a computer and a television and one will have a bed.

Breivik blew up the Oslo government headquarters with a fertiliser bomb which killed eight people, before shooting another 69 at a summer youth camp in July 2011.

(CD)

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