Breivik's instruments for a massacre Add to ...
As the trial of Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik resumed Thursday after a three-day break, the court heard the testimony of a police officer about the crimes scene investigation on Utoeya island where 69 people were killed.
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