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It emerged during the interrogation of the prosecutor, Prosecutor Marit Formos. Later, the defendant had given her free explanation at trial, where she claimed that she was the offended party in the case.
During the break he received a good hug from his partner, former Justice Minister Tor Mikel Wara (Frp). The flashy cloth bag from the first day had been replaced with a new one with the text ‘Feminist! Of course!”.
The 55-year-old man is accused of attacking democracy through arson, damage and threats against prominent politicians, including his partner, former Justice Minister Tor Mikkel Wara (Frp).
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Theater installation
The installation would be called Black Echo Chamber, a pun on Black Box Theater that represented the play “Ways of Seeing”.
– It is a closed room where you only invite people who agree with you and find no resistance at all, she replied when the prosecutor wanted to know what she meant by that room.
Based on the trial against Laila Anita Bertheussen in Oslo District Court on Wednesday. Drawing: Egil Nyhus / NTB scanpix
The echo chamber should have the shape of a black box and be inside a house with the same color and shape as the house of the theater director behind the play.
The court saw an excerpt from this production, which it reported to the police. The reason was that the theater had filmed the house where he lives with his partner Tor Mikkel Wara, as part of the play. The prosecution’s actions relate to “Ways of Seeing.”
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Nonsense on Facebook
Notes for the installation and an application form for the 2019 Fall Expo were posted on a closed Facebook group in which she was invited to participate.
– There was a lot of nonsense in that group. There was popcorn and a glass of wine. We could almost have been in a cafe, but we were at home and on Facebook, he explained.
Among the members were Per Sandberg’s ex-wife and Ingvil Smine’s Tybring-Gjedde. The top three themes were Per Sandberg, Black Box Theater, and Oslo Bishop Kari Veiteberg.
Veiteberg became a topic because he had posted a Facebook post recommending the play that upset Bertheussen. He repeatedly asked the bishop to apologize unreservedly to everyone and referred to “Ways of Seeing” as a mad conspiracy play.
Bishop Kari Veiteberg was the subject of court day at the Oslo District Court. Photo: Mariam Butt / NTB scanpix Photo: NTB scanpix
When the prosecutor wanted to know why she contacted sponsors who could contribute financially to the production, Bertheussen responded as follows:
– I take every legal opportunity I have to influence.
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Accused of fishing
A couple of times the defendant replied to the prosecutor and thought she was trying to fish. The first time was when she explained that she was going to therapy and Formo wanted to know what kind of therapist she was.
“He’s a psychiatrist, but he doesn’t medicate me, if that’s what you’re looking for,” said the accused.
The second time it happened in connection with Bertheussen being asked for a discussion when she had written a draft of a long post that she wanted to post on Facebook. Wara didn’t think it was a good idea. The post ended up being published, but in a shortened version.
– This is a small dispute between two who have lived together for 26 years. It has nothing to do with a court, to be completely honest, Bertheussen said.
– But Wara is the minister of Justice of the country and expresses that it hurts him if he publishes it, answered Formo.
– It’s mainly my boyfriend, Bertheussen responds briefly.
“You’re looking for something I didn’t post, so I think it’s very rude to go ahead in the courtroom,” he continued.
