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Breivikâ€™s E-mails Published in Norway

03 September 2012 21:59 (UTC +04:00)

Baku-APA. Norwegian writer Kjetil Stormark has published a book based on the hacked e-mails of Anders Breivik, APA reports quoting Norwayâ€™s VG newspaper.

The book, headlined â€œMass Killerâ€™s Private E-mails,â€ is based on more than 7,000 e-mails from Breivikâ€™s four accounts that Stormark received from Norwegian hacker group Noria and handed over to police.

â€œIt was striking how many words of support came from people who agreed with Breivik in his political views, many people chose to express [their support] shortly after his attacks. So, the book should become an eye opener for many people,â€ Stormark told reporters.

He also said that some of the e-mails suggested that Breivik was influenced by other people shortly before July 22, 2011, when he bombed government buildings in Oslo and opened fire at a youth camp on Uteyya Island, killing 77 people in total.

â€œHis contacts suggest that there could be some psychological involvement, that there were people who have motivated Breivik to do what he did on July 22,â€ he said. â€œAnd if there is even a slightest chance that the July 22 attacks can occur again, then this case must be investigated further.â€

Breivik, who was charged with "acts of terror," has told the court what he did was "cruel but necessary" to protect Norway from a wave of multiculturalism and a "Muslim invasion."

On August 24, 2012 a court in Oslo sentenced Anders Breivik to the maximum 21 years prison.