2012-04-27 (TV2): Breivik Trial: Day 10: Oslo Bomb Testimony:

2012-04-27 (TV2): Breivik Trial: Day 10: Oslo Bomb Testimony: Victim Survivors & Experts:

Kristian Rasmussen | Raasok Tore | 34 Yr Anon | Government Administration Services: Ole Peder Nordheim | Oslo Police Anon | Nurse Anon | DSS Guard Anon

Oslo District Court: #: 11-188627 MED-05 | 27 April 2012 | Breivik Report/TV2.NO

9:03 The witness Kristian Rasmussen takes the witness stand.
9:06 Prosecutors Holden: - What happened that day?
9:07 Rasmussen: - It was the last day before summer vacation, I was going to Stavanger. I had a meeting with my boss. I sent some text messages.

9:30 Next witness is Raasok Tore, who was on Johan Nygaardsvold space between high-rise building and Akersgata when it narrowly.
9:30 Raasok is Director of Communications.
9:31 Prosecutors Engh: - Can you tell us about what was happening 22/7?
9:35 Raasok: - The pond at the Johan Nygaardsvold place I heard a tremendous bang. I was not thinking toward terrorist bomb, but rather on the gas explosion.

10:42 Next witness is a 34-year-old man working in the ministries. He is not mentioned in the indictment.
10:43 Prosecutors Holden: - How did you experience that day?
10:44 Witness (34 years): - There were few people at work, I and some colleagues gathered in my section at about 13 for ice cream and drink coffee.

12:17 The first witness after the break is director Ole Peder Nordheim in Government Administration Services.
12:24 Nordheim, the safety manager in the government district, and resigned that position in March this year:
12:33 Prosecutors Holden: - Tell me about the job you had 22/7.
12:33 Nordheim: - I was head of security department of the DSS.

13:19 Next testifying on 22/7. He works as custody of the Oslo police.
13:20 The witness was in VG-building when the bomb exploded.

2012-04-26 (TV2): Breivik Trial: Day 09: Oslo Bomb Testimony:

2012-04-26: Norway v. Breivik Trial: Day 09: Oslo Bomb Testimony: Survived Victims:

Harald Føsker (68) | Anne Helene Lund & Jan Henrik Lund | Wilsgård Sissel (61) | Line Benedikte Nersnæs (51)

Oslo District Court: #: 11-188627 MED-05 | 26 April 2012 | Breivik Report/TV2.NO

9:05 Engh: - What happened to you 22/7?
9:06 Føsker - I was a little walk into work in order to print out some documents, and then narrow it.
9:07 Føsker: - I remember it as a giant bang, like being beaten with a big shovel. It was like a slap in the face.
9:07 Føsker: - I saw nothing, was blind, and knew that something was wrong with the body. I realized at once that it was a terrorist attack.
9:08 Føsker - I heard the alarms and people screaming. I spit out the teeth and shouted for help but no one answered.
9:09 Føsker: - It sounded like someone coming towards me, I thought it was someone who came "to finish the job."

9:55 Next witness is Anne Helene Lund, who was at the reception on the first floor of the high-rise.
10:46 Lawyer Hallgren asked if she has been politically active, and his father replies that she has been quite active in the Young Liberals.
10:47 Lund: - Ironically enough, she had terrorism as one of the subjects while studying.

11:39 The first witness after the break is Wilsgård Sissel, who was portrayed 22/7 with a bloody face. The image of her, went around the world.
11:40 Wilsgård was in 8th floor of the high-rise building when the bomb went off.

12:14 Line Benedikte Nersnæs were in the tower block, on the 11th floor 22/7.
12:15 Prosecutors Holden: - Where were you 22/7?
12:16 Nersnæs - I was in 11th floor, in the police department. It was a bit quiet today, we would have Friday to get. I had been out shopping. We were about 15 at work in the department.

2012-04-25 (TV2): Breivik Trial: Day 08: Oslo Bomb Testimony:

2012-04-25 (TV2): Breivik Trial: Day 08: Oslo Bomb Testimony:

Correctional Technicians Ole Morten Størseth and Arne Stray Pedersen | Autopsy Reports: Hanne Marie Orvik Endresen (61) | Kjersti Berg Sand (26) | Kai Hauge (32) | Tove Åshill Knutsen (56) | Survived Victims: Eivind Dahl Thoresen (26) | Vidar Vestli (62) | Anon Female | Anders Breivik: Torgeir Husby & Synner Sorheim Psychiatric Report

Oslo District Court: #: 11-188627 MED-05 | 25 April 2012 | Breivik Report/TV2.NO

9:03 Ole Morten Størseth: Hanne Marie Orvik Endresen was in reception on the first floor of the high-rise building when the bomb went off.
9:08 Ole Morten Størseth: - Kjersti Berg Sand was in the reception area on the first floor of the tower block 22 July.
9:13 Ole Morten Størseth: - Kai Hauge was in Grubbegaten high-rise building at the entrance to the main entrance.
9:17 Ole Morten Størseth: - Tove Åshill Knutsen found herself near the fountain of Einar Gerhardsen place.

9:47 Negotiations continue with the witness Eivind Dahl Thoresen, who was seriously injured by the bomb. He underwent four operations.
9:48 Prosecutors Inga Bejer Engh: - Where were you 22 July?
9:49 Thoresen: - Around 15.20, I went from OBOS, and then went diagonally across a parking lot across Grubbegaten.

10:25 Vidar Vestli was questioned at Sunnaas hospital by the police.
10:26 Vestli was admitted at the Oslo University Hospital from 22/7 19/9, where he was operated on an estimated 13 times.

12:02 Prosecutors Svein Holden: - We'll talk a bit about the two forensic psychiatric statements. But first: - How has it been like to listen to witnesses and testimony that was read?
12:02 Breivik: - It's tough to be here. Impossible not to be grasped by the descriptions, but certainly a lot tougher for the other.
12:03 Holden: - Does that make you reflect on the necessity of what you have done?
12:03 Breivik: - It is terrible. Violence is always the last solution.
12:03 Breivik: - But that does not change the basis for action, and unfortunately this is only the beginning in Europe for more action.
12:04 Breivik: - The basis for struggle and resistance is unfortunately even more present than before 22 July.
12:04 Holden: - In what way is the foundation now sharpened?
12:05 Breivik: - If you follow the news, there has been an increase in resistance over the last ten years. More realize they are about to lose everything.

2012-04-24 (TV2): Breivik Trial: Day 07: Oslo Bomb Testimony

2012-04-24 (TV2): Breivik Trial: Day 07: Oslo Bomb Testimony:

Tor Inge Kristoffersen | Senior Adviser Svein Olav Christensen | Oslo Police: Thor Langli | Oslo Police Superintendent Eva Birkefeldt Ragde | Follo Police: Ole Morten Størseth | Norwegian Institute of Public Health Expert Arne Stray-Pedersen | Autopsy's: Jon Vegard Lervåg (32) | Ida Marie Hill (34) | Hanne Ekroll Løvlie (30) | Annelise Holter (51)

Oslo District Court: #: 11-188627 MED-05 | 24 April 2012 | Breivik Report/TV2.NO

9:31 Next is a senior advisor to Defence Estates, who will talk about the damage the bomb caused. He explains himself as an expert witness.
9:36 Senior Adviser Svein Olav Christensen: - We should consider the size of bomb, in addition, we arranged for a reconstruction of a car bomb.
9:39 Christensen begins by showing images from the reconstruction of the car bomb.
9:52 Christensen: - car bomb probably had an energy content equivalent to 400-700 kg of TNT.

11:06 Next witness is leading efforts in the Thor Langli Oslo police.
11:07 Langli: - 22/7, I was leading efforts to work.
11:08 - I had just entered the guard room when I heard a roar. It came quickly into reports of injuries.

12:57 The court is ready for a new witness: Police Superintendent Eva Birkefeldt Ragde from Oslo police.
12:58 She explained together with the police superintendent Ole Morten Størseth from Follo police.
12:59 Ragde and Størseth will explain about the scene in the government quarter.
13:00 Both are crime technicians, and it will include displayed images from the scene.

13:27 Expert Arne Stray-Pedersen from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health will now give evidence about the deceased from the government quarter.
13:29 Correctional Technician Størseth assists Stray-Pedersen in connection with the diploma.
13:30 Størseth: - It was found several hundred body parts at the scene.
13:32 Stray-Pedersen - I participated in the investigations of the deceased.
13:36 Stray-Pedersen explains how the shock wave leads to damage to tissues and cells.