Season 1 · Episode 68
The Case of Anders Behring Breivik
In this disturbing and historically significant episode of Coffeehouse Crime, we examine the case of Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian extremist responsible for one of the deadliest attacks in modern European history. This episode focuses on the...
January 20, 202635m 3s
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Show Notes
In this disturbing and historically significant episode of Coffeehouse Crime, we examine the case of Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian extremist responsible for one of the deadliest attacks in modern European history.
This episode focuses on the facts of the case, the timeline of events, the investigation, and the legal outcome — while avoiding sensationalism. We explore how the attack unfolded, the warning signs that were missed, and how Norway’s justice system responded to an act of mass violence that shocked the world.
Rather than glorifying the perpetrator, this episode aims to understand the broader implications of extremism, accountability, and the long-lasting impact on victims, families, and society.
🎙️ Listener discretion is strongly advised.
This episode focuses on the facts of the case, the timeline of events, the investigation, and the legal outcome — while avoiding sensationalism. We explore how the attack unfolded, the warning signs that were missed, and how Norway’s justice system responded to an act of mass violence that shocked the world.
Rather than glorifying the perpetrator, this episode aims to understand the broader implications of extremism, accountability, and the long-lasting impact on victims, families, and society.
🎙️ Listener discretion is strongly advised.
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