Father says he wishes his son had committed suicide.
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Anders Behring Breivik’s terrible plot may not have gone completely unnoticed by Norwegian authorities. A Norwegian newspaper reports that the suspect behind the Oslo massacre was put on an intelligence watch list in March after he bought a massive quantity of fertilizer from Poland. Unfortunately, Norwegian intelligence didn’t think the information was “relevant” enough to act on, according to Sky News. Meanwhile, Breivik’s father spoke out on Monday, saying he was “shocked” at his son’s actions and wishes Anders had taken his own life instead.
