A neo-Nazi killer who applied for parole just 13 years after killing 77 people in twin attacks will remain behind bars, despite the court noting positive changes.    A Norwegian court Wednesday rejected parole for the right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik, 45, with his lawyer claiming it was ‘not a surprise’.    Oystein Storrvik said the decision to reject conditional freedom for Breivik was a predictable outcome, regardless of the fact the court did recognise ‘positive evolutions’ for his client. On July 22, 2011, Breivik set off a truck bomb near government offices in Oslo, killing eight people, before heading to the island of Utoya.  There, disguised as a police officer, he shot dead 69 people, mostly teens, attending a Labour Party youth-wing summer camp. He said he had killed his victims because they embraced multiculturalism.    Breivik was sentenced in 2012 to 21 years in prison, which at the time was Norway’s harshest sentence.  But the sentence can be extended as long as he is considered a threat to society.

via dailymail: Neo-Nazi killer Anders Breivik who applied for parole just 13 years after island massacre left 77 dead WILL remain behind bars – despite court noting ‘positive’ changes