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Mental illness may have triggered Norway bow-and-arrow attack

Mental illness may have triggered Norway bow-and-arrow attack

  • Espen Andersen Brathen is believed to have acted alone when he killed four women and a man, aged between 50 and 70, in several locations in Kongsberg where he lived
  • While authorities said the attack bore the hallmarks of an act of terror, they seemed to be leaning toward the theory that it was the act of a mentally unstable person
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Norway bow and arrow attacker ‘knew nothing about Islam,’ says local imam

Norway bow and arrow attacker ‘knew nothing about Islam,’ says local imam

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Norway attacker handed over to health services: prosecutor

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Norway says bow-and-arrow attack appears to be an ‘act of terror’

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Man arrested after Norway bow-and-arrow killings

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