Today, as he has every day for the
past eight months, Anders Behring Breivik will sit down to a wholesome
breakfast of porridge or home-made brown bread served with either cheese
or ham, and a jug of black coffee. And, as he has every day since his arrest, he will eat alone.
The man responsible for Norway’s most notorious mass murder is kept apart from the other inmates in Ila, a former Nazi concentration camp turned high-security prison. If they could get near him they might kill him. More Read
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