On 22 July 2011 a bomb tore through the government quarter in Oslo. Less than two hours later, a man in police uniform began shooting teenagers on the island of Utøya. Seventy-seven people died that afternoon, and Norway was told it had been the work of one man, acting alone.
In Part One I go back to that day and walk through what the official account asks us to accept — the timeline, the response that never arrived, and the first details that would not sit still under examination.
Part Two follows the trail further.
