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Nearly a half an hour before he was arrested, the mass murderer called the police and asked to be transferred to Delta force to surrender.
He was not - and Anders Behring Breivik continued his killing raid in what he describes as "autopilot".
Nearly half an hour before he was arrested, called the mass murderer the police and asked to be transferred to Delta force to surrender.
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That he was not - and Anders Behring Breivik continued killing raid on what he describes as the "autopilot".
The time was 17.59, it was gone 35 minutes from the first distress message came in from Utøya. On the mainland by Utøya were two officials from the Northern Buskerud police arrived. Delta squad from Oslo was ten minutes away.
Then the phone rang at the police operations center in northern Buskerud Police District:
"A Norwegian-speaking man says that he will surrender to police," said the police log.
The conversation should then have been broken.
Would "capitulate"
Defense Geir Lippe City told VG that Anders Behring Breivik (32), this version of what happened when he called in the first call:
- He says that he presented with full name and that he "wanted to capitulate." He asked to be transferred to Delta, but then he got an answer he did not understand. Then he prayed that someone with decision authority would call back, says Lippe City.
He says Breivik has explained that no one called back.
Mass murderer should have continued their terrible journey on the island. He explained that in the next 28 minutes encountered two groups of Utøya-delegates that he shot, and that he also fired shots elves across the water.
At 18.26 he rang the police again and reported that he was ready to surrender.
One minute after the massacre was over. Anders Behring Breivik was arrested by the Delta squad.
Tried several times
According to Police Chief Magne Rustad at Hønefoss sheriff's office was the telephone number dialed from Breivik not registered to him. He does not want to say who it belonged to.
- TOOK A PHONE: Breivik has said that he found a phone that he used to call the police from Utøya. Photo: Helge Mikalsen
In questioning Breivik explained that he took a phone he found in the kiosk on the island shortly after the massacre began. This is the phone he claims to have called with.
Defense Geir Lippe City says Breivik is ready for him by the initial call just before 18:00, was ready to surrender.
Breivik offered to surrender several times and asked police to call him back, but they didn't.
Mr Breivik had called the police several times during the attack on Utoya.... he had called the police offering to surrender, but they had failed to respond.
I'm not seeing the media quiet on this. Its reported in a whole bunch of normal mainstream news sites.
Originally posted by kwakakev
I'm not seeing the media quiet on this. Its reported in a whole bunch of normal mainstream news sites.
I gave up on the MSM a while ago, still have the tv on in the background though at times.
Oh yeah, me too. Its just that it was such an extraordinary claim of "coverup" that I thought I should check for myself.
Originally posted by kwakakev
reply to post by alfa1
Oh yeah, me too. Its just that it was such an extraordinary claim of "coverup" that I thought I should check for myself.
There where quite a few threads made here when it all went down. There where some questions about how he could set off the bomb then get to the island, quite a distance to go when on a killing rampage without a trail of destruction. There where also some police / military exercises going on in the area of the bombing the day before it happened. Also some reports of two shooters on the island, on in a police uniform and one dressed as a civilian.
After 9/11 not much would surprise me in terms of messed up human depravity.
Originally posted by Aeons
I'd like to find out where he parked his silver-grey van-car that he went to after the bomb went off. I'd also like to know if the bomb was remote control detonated, or on a timer.
Anders Behring Breivik (32) himself lit the fuse that got the bomb in the van outside the ministries to explode.
Aftenposten has previously discussed how Behring Breivik was delayed on the way to Utøya after the bomb went off in Oslo. A car accident at Bygdøy lid at 14.19 due to stagnant traffic on the E18 to Sandvika.
On the ferry to the island Breivik said aloud to himself "It was necessary, it was necessary".
The words are like a mantra for the 32-year-old as he constantly repeats to himself and the police, said his lawyer Geir Lippestad.
- He has declared that he thought "I give myself, I do not do this" when he took the boat over. But then he began to think that it was necessary to change Europe, and Norway, as he says, he made it anyway, says Lippestad the Norwegian Dagbladet.
Breivik has told police that he found it difficult to carry out the deed, but that it was necessary to start a war and save Norway and Western Europe from the cultural Marxists and the Muslim takeover else.
The first two murders - of which the second was the "Mother Utöya" Monica Bosei - was the most difficult to perform, the 32-year-old told the hearings. - It's the ones he remembers best.