Explosion Norway

[Peter Lemkin]

The police will conduct a new interview with Anders BehringBreivik about his bomb production at the farm in Asta. Investigators also want anew interrogation of his 32-year-old sister in the United States.
Ingunn Andersen, Øyvind Bye Skille, Olav Rønneberg
Next the questioning of the accused will be focused towards theVÃ¥lstua farm. The aim is still to decide whether he was alone or not, saidpolice attorney Paal-Fredrik Hjort Kraby to NRK.
According to Kraby, the goal is to examine Behring Breivikduring this week. Since his arrest, the 32-year-old has been interrogated for65 hours. The police prosecutor confirms that it is necessary to take theaccused back to the farm.
The police will check what Breivik could have done alone,and then look at other things, such as how he moved the big bags of fertilizer.
This is something we evaluate on an ongoing basis, but wehave not taken a final position on it, he says.
To exclude that Behring Breivik had any accomplices, the questionsof production on the farm are very detailed.
We want to determine whether he had such a good overview ofbomb production which demonstrates that he acted alone. It is as concrete as,for example, knowing how he managed to lift the heavy sacks alone, says Kraby.
Police Attorney PÃ¥l-Fredrik Hjort Kraby says the police wantto implement the new interrogation of the accused terrorist in the course ofthis week.
He stressed that so far the investigation has not uncoveredclues that suggest that Behring Breivik had accomplices.
The theory that he was alone has been strengthened, but weare still at an early phase. Currently, they have not uncovered any flaws inhis explanation, said the police prosecutor to NRK.
For several weeks, the police are making efforts to secureevidence from the farm where Behring Breivik spent the 82 last days before theterrorist attack.
After completing the technical and tactical investigation,the investigators made 1000 seizures from the farm outside of Rena.
Most of the seizures are linked to bomb production, but hispersonal assets there have also been seized. Many of the items we have foundcomes from the former owners of the farm, says Kraby.
In addition to crawling the building centimeter bycentimeter, the police have gone through the whole lot with dogs.
We have also implemented a so-called Recco search outsidewith a view to finding buried electronic items. However, so far, nothing ofsignificance to the case was found, said the police prosecutor.
Police have secured a very large number of seizures from thefarm by Asta. Many of the items were secured and transported in a container bythe police investigators.
In addition to this track, the police are still working hardto map the 32-year-old's life in Norway and abroad.
On the basis of the accused explaining a lot of hisactivities outside of Norway, the police have already conducted a series ofwitness interviews in including the UK and Germany.
This weekend the German news magazine Der Spiegel wrote thatthe police investigating Behring Breivik contacted the Neo Nazi milieu inBavaria.
Police also say it is necessary to carry out new interviewswith Behring Breivik's immediate family.
There have been several interviews with the accused'smother. Based on interviews with her, we want to have a new interview with hissister who lives in the United States. This is to map the information about theaccused's family situation and his movements, says Kraby.