The Anonymous Widower

What Should The Norwegians Do With Anders Breivik?

We have had three massacres in recent years in the UK; Hungerford, Dunblane and Cumbria.

These three are different to the shootings in Norway, in that all three of the perpetrators killed themselves. Even Raoul Moat did this after his horrendous crimes.

So does this mean that they understood the enormity of what they had done in some bizarre way? But we do often hear that the gunman has killed himself or themselves after this sort of case.

So this is the unusual thing about the Breivik case, in which his fate is decided today. Most criminals or terrorists of his kind usually commit suicide. The nearest we have to Breivik in this country is David Copeland, who was a neo-Nazi, who killed three, but it could have been so many more. He was considered to be mentally ill, but was tried for murder and will serve at least 50 years in jail.

I suspect that Breivik is the one person, who if released would either be murdered by his countrymen or do it again.

August 24, 2012 - Posted by AnonW | News | Justice, Murder, Norway, Suicide