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Sure, I agree entirely. I just think the stakes are too high for him to ever be released. Not that it seems likely any time soon anyways.
by googlryas 4y ago
Sure, I agree entirely. I just think the stakes are too high for him to ever be released. Not that it seems likely any time soon anyways.
- ACS_Solver 4y agoNobody in the country thinks it's at all a possibility for the foreseeable future. He won't be released - the man is behind the deadliest peacetime crime in Norway. Even if he sincerely repents at some point, he'll have to spend many more years behind the bars with perfect behavior for a release to be considered. If he repents the murders, if he renounces his ideology, and if he spends a couple decades as a repentful man would, he will, just maybe, get released when he's old, frail and not expected to live long.