Breivik in the court: Dangerous extremist stays behind bars!

Breivik in the court: Dangerous extremist stays behind bars!

The Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik, who killed 77 people in 2011 and 90 other injuries, continues to fight for better detention conditions and again checks his early discharge. On Wednesday, a court in Oslo found that despite his repetitive applications, Breivik had no significant change in his behavior. A new psychiatric report that examined the competence of the assassin came to the same result as the previous reviews: Breivik suffers from a narcissistic and dissocial personality disorder, but there are no signs of schizophrenia or other psychotic conditions, such as taz.de reported.

in parallel to his judicial approach, Breivik obtained numerous improvements in his detention. The Norwegian prison authorities not only allowed him to submit two guinea pigs, but also provided photos of fjords and mountains. These measures are a reaction to Breiviks complaints about his "inhuman" conditions. The right-wing extremist assassin, who is in custody for his cruel deeds, originally submitted an application for early dismissal, which was, however, rejected, such as Oe24.at reported.

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