Drammens Tidende reports that the man convicted over the killings in Kongsberg could be moved to a staffed residence within three years. The newspaper published the claim on Monday, 12 October 2026.
The report concerns the perpetrator of the Kongsberg attack, known in Norwegian coverage as the Kongsberg killings. According to Drammens Tidende, a transfer to a staffed housing arrangement is considered possible on a roughly three-year timeline.
The summary provided by the publisher does not specify who made the assessment, which authorities are involved, or what conditions would apply to any move. It also does not state the current placement of the man or the legal framework governing the possible transfer.
The claim is attributed to Drammens Tidende, which reported the three-year estimate. No other details were included in the material available.
Because the source summary is limited to the headline and a brief description, further specifics — including the identity of the decision-makers, the type of staffed housing, and any conditions attached — remain unreported here.
What to watch next: whether Norwegian authorities confirm the three-year timeline or provide details on the proposed staffed housing arrangement.
