Special police unit to probe Norway killings

Police attorney Paal-Fredrik Hjort Kraby said Wednesday that police are particularly interested in any bank accounts Breivik may have opened.
The attacks drew attention to the Nordic region's far-right parties that call for strong limitations on immigration. Breivik once was a member of Norway's far-right Progress Party.
Similar parties in Sweden, Denmark and Finland have taken pains to denounce Breivik's actions while maintaining their positions on immigration.
On Wednesday, the head of Denmark's People's Party, Pia Kjaersgaard, said in her annual summer news conference, "We must not put a lid on ourselves. We must keep our freedom of speech."