Survivor of shooting spree in Norway

Survivor of shooting spree in Norway

SUNDVOLLEN, Norway - A survivor (R) of a shooting rampage on the Norwegian island of Utoya tells reporters of the terror on July 23, 2011, in Sundvollen, Norway.

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