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  • 26
    Nov
    2012
    9:01pm, EST

    Video: Anders Breivik walks from exploding van in Oslo

    New video has emerged of Anders Behring Breivik walking away from a van he detonated outside a government building in Oslo in 2011.

    The explosion on July 22, 2011 killed eight people and injured 209. Following the blast, Breivik drove to a remote political youth camp and gunned down 69 people, most of them teenagers.

    The video begins with Breivik walking around and away from a white van that held a bomb he built out of fertilizer and fuel. He parked the van next to a building that held the prime minister’s offices in the Norwegian capital.

    Moments later, the bomb detonates, shaking buildings and shattering glass windows.


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    In August, Breivik, 33, was found guilty of murdering 77 people and sentenced to Norway’s maximum sentence of 21 years. That sentence could be extended if he is deemed a danger to society.

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    What a system!! 25 years for killing 77 people.

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