#mortiis

“[...] But I’m pretty sure that whoever was hanging around Varg up in Bergen was definitely - if anything - on his side because he would have definitely manipulated those guys into thinking whatever negative thoughts about Euronymous. I seriously doubt that there was anyone there that even had any interest in telling him killing Euronymous was a bad idea. The years between 91 and 93, of the people involved in the black metal scene, everybody had developed such an extreme way of thinking that I don’t think that anybody really considered the actual level of how serious it is to kill someone. It was thought of way more in terms of like murder, death, to us that was just part of what the black metal lifestyle should be all about. With a bunch of people like that around with that type of mentality, nobody is going to stop anybody from doing anything. It’s insane.”

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“We did not feel that much when Euronymous died. We respected him, and he was a comrade and knew what he was doing. But he was always very broke because of the band/label and apartment! Then the Count (who would’ve been a nobody if it wasn’t for Euronymous’ support) started spreading lies about him, and because he knew that Euronymous had no real effective weapons in his house, he went ahead and killed him…What a coward that chicken shit is! He killed him because he was jealous of his position in the Black Metal Scene!”