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for the victims, their families, and loved ones. June 3rd, 1995 was an ordinary Saturday at the luxurious Oslo Plaza Hotel,

Norway's tallest building and a symbol of modern opulence.

Guests came and went.

The lobby bustled with life,

and the city outside hummed with the energy of a vibrant

weekend. But high above the streets of Oslo, in room 2805, something far more sinister was unfolding.

Espin Nass, a 21-year-old student who had a part-time job working security at the hotel,

was tasked with a delicate

job. He was sent to the room on the 28th floor where a do-not-disturb sign had been hanging on the

door for a while. The occupant had been asked to contact the front desk for some administrative

business, but she never did. Just as Aspen was about to knock on the door, he heard the unmistakable blast of a gunshot.

In shock, the young security guard retreated into a nearby alcove, contemplating his next move.

He had a two-way radio with him, but if he contacted the security office about a gunshot,

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