YEAR IN REVIEW 2011: Norway Massacre
On July 22nd Anders Breivik bombed Norway’s capital and gunned down young students at a youth summer camp.
The camp was a retreat for the ruling Labour Party. 77 people were killed.
Breivik had been planning the massacre for around nine years.
He said his actions were conducted to defend Europe from a Muslim invasion.
The killer is facing a life sentence of 21 years in jail. But it could be shortened if he is declared mentally unfit while committing the crime.
He is currently facing a life sentence of 21 years in jail.
Breivik will appear in court on April 16, 2012.
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