The Telegraph points out an eyewitness account of Friday's Norway shooting, in which a 10-year-old boy told the gunman, "now you've killed my dad. Let us alone."
The episode was recounted by 21-year-old Adrian Pracon who was injured during the attack, according to Varden newspaper in Norway.
Al Jazeera also reports that an 18-year-old eyewitness to the killings on Utoya island in Norway said the gunman, who was dressed as a police officer, tricked victims into thinking he was there to help them.
"I heard screams. I heard people begging for their lives and I heard shots, Erik Kursetgjerde said. "He just blew them away. I was certain I was going to die ... People ran everywhere. They panicked and climbed into trees. People got trampled ... [He] would tell people to come over, 'It's OK, you're safe, we're coming to help you.' And then I saw about 20 people come towards him and he shot them at close range."
Anders Behring Breivik has been charged with the deaths of 92 people killed in a bombing attack in Oslo and the shootings on Utoya. He is believed to have far-right political leanings.
The alleged shooter has reportedly confessed that he's been on Utoya, that he's had access to weapons, and that he's fired rounds, according to The Telegraph.
The publication also reports that a mini-submarine will be employed to search the waters off the island for more victims.
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