Norway massacre suspect defends acts

Norway massacre suspect defends acts:

Suspected right fanatic accused of killing at least 92 people consider their actions "brutal" still "need" that mourning for the victims of the worst attacks in Norway, the nation since the Second World War.

Police were hunting on Sunday to see if maybe the second shooter was involved in the killings and bombings shooting that wounded Friday normally peaceful Nordic countries.

In his first statements by a lawyer, who was arrested 32 years, the Norwegian Anders Breivik Behring has expressed his willingness to explain to the court at a hearing on Monday to extend the detention.

"He said he believes that the action was terrible, but in his mind they need," the lawyer said Geir Lippestad independent TV2 News. Read More At Vice Of America.