Breivik traveled to Belarus for a woman

The prosecutor's office wants to question the Belarusian Norway, which Breivik met through online dating.
It is reported mignews. com with a link to the TV channel NRK.
As we found out television NRK, Breivik met a woman named Natasha, and perhaps Nagy, through a web site that provides contact between the Eastern European women and men from Western Europe.
The owners of the dating site confirmed that Breivik have an account on their resource, and it was he who, because they require registration to provide genuine identity documents.
According to police, the woman has used several different names, and Natasha is not her real name.

In 2005, Breivik went to Belarus to meet with her.

... There was talk of the Belarusian woman who lived there, and he was in the country for a few days before returning to Norway, ...

Earlier, the Belarusian authorities have confirmed that Bering, Anders Breivik was in the country from 4 to 11 March 2005, but anonymous sources in the security in the country also reported that the mass murderer visited Belarus three times.
During the interrogation, Breivik has confirmed that he met a woman in 2005, but gave no further details. Shortly after the visit to Belarus Breivik asked a woman in Norway, which is also confirmed by the prosecutor Hjort Krabi.

A close friend of the suspect said that he had several times met with Natasha Breivik (or Nadia ) in restaurants in Oslo.

But a special introduction was not successful. Breivik told friends that she too wanted to use his money for shopping and complained that his apartment is too small.

Then, according to one of his friends, he was energetic, had his own business, and all went well. Then he lived in a two-bedroom apartment in the Frogner.

Friends said that Breivik called it ...

Norwegian Anders Breivik suicide - absolutely sane.

This conclusion was forensic.

Thus, they questioned the decision of medical board, the previously issued.

Doctors recognized the shooter from the island of Uta crazy.
From the solution depends the future destiny of experts Breivik.
After all, if a Norwegian is not suffering from mental illness, it should be kept in prison, not in hospital.
This week, new data on the health status of the accused will be sent to the District Court of Oslo.
Recall that in July last year, Anders Breivik made ​​a double bombing.
As a result of explosions in the Norwegian capital, and shooting on the island of Uta killing 77 people.