Anders Behring Breivik was sentenced to 21 years in prison for the largest massacre in Norway since World War II, but will get to study political science at the University of Oslo.

Seventy-seven people were killed when Breivik went on a rampage on a Norwegian island in 2011. There are students at the University of Oslo who lost family members in Breivik’s attack.

New book says Norwegian mass killer apologized to mom for 77 deaths

Anders Breivik, who was convicted of killing 77 people in a bomb attack and mass shooting in Oslo in 2011, allegedly apologized to his mother, Wenche, before she died of cancer, according to 'The Mother,' which features the woman's interviews with journalist Marit Christensen.

 

He has never once apologized to the families of the victims he slaughtered, but Nazi nut Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik said sorry to his mom.

 

A just published biography of the killer reveals that a handcuffed-Breivik hugged his mother, Wenche, on a jail visit and apologized for "ruining your life".

 

The show of compassion took place in March this year, according to the book, "The Mother."

 

It is based on the transcript of hours of conversations which took place between Wenche and journalist Marit Christensen.

 

The mass killer slaughtered his victims in a bomb attack and mass shooting attack in Norway in July 2011.

 

He initially bombed government buildings in the capital Oslo, killing eight before heading to the island of Utoya to shoot 69 others dead, many of them teenagers, at a camp held by the left-wing Labour Party. Breivik was sentenced to 21 years in prison, the maximum amount in Norway.

 

He has said that he feels no remorse for the murders and would do the same again.

 

The book also reveals that his mother "hated" her son after she heard what he had done, but afterwards felt guilt for such a reaction because "you can never stop loving your child".

 

It also shows that she had prepared a meal of spaghetti bolognese on the day of the slaughter, which went cold as she waited for her son to come home, The Telegraph newspaper reports.

Anders Breivik, who was convicted of killing 77 people in a bombing and mass shooting in Norway, apologized to his mother for the murders, according to a new book, ‘The Mother.’

Convicted Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik gestures as he arrives at a courtroom appearance in 2012 in Oslo, Norway.

Flowers rest near Utoya Island following Anders Breivik’s twin attacks in July 2011.

What a joke of a society Norway is to let this man live. Well we Guyanese should not laugh killers and race haters are rewarded also.

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