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>>To understand this case, one must first understand >something about the Norwegian society. > >This society surveills and spies on the private life >of individuals in all thinkable ways, and the >government feels now limits regarding means of spying >on individuals. > >Furthermore, all kind of service providers are used to >spy upon and report about the life of citizens: >Doctors, other health service providers, banks, real >estate brokers, insurance companies, teachers, >kindergartens. Everybody have a duty to surveil, spy >and report. > >Certain standard things are always reported. In >addition they are obliged to report particularities >about individuals that do not have the correct >politically standard social life and attitude. This is >not limited to unhealthy lifestyle. All kinds of >deviating lifestyle and attitudes are regarded as >something suspicious. > >Some of this spying, especially that dealing with >health and sexuality is managed by certain centers or >projects, some permanent, some temporary, and selected >service providers are especially engaged as >surveillers or spies, in addition to the general duty >all providers have to report. > >The way this case developed suggest that this doctor >and his staff were specially appointed spies of this >kind, observing individuals in the most intimate ways, >and not only girls and women, but surely also boys. > >But he extended this duty into a cracy hobby, which >eventually got him into trouble. His staff was >possibly not aware of this extension. > >This interpretation of the case is supported by these >facts: > >He kept on for many years, even after he got reported >the first times. > >A long time the police protected him and dismissed the >cases. > >The doctor is not a gynecologist, but he attended >special courses in gynecology, without anybody asking >what need he had for this additive education in >addition to what every doctor needs. > >He documented the examinations with several cameras >mounted at different angles. He had never dared to do >this or taken the trouble to do this if it all was a >kind of hobby. This ample documentation had therefore >originally another purpose. But he surely used some of >it for own gratification later. > >Only a small selected portion of this photographic >material is used in the case by the court, as if the >authorities also have something to hide. > >Many of his victims were women and girls that already >were in social trouble with society, or were not >living in a standardized way. > >The police and the court are very manipulative >regarding what evidence are used in the case. Many of >the victims, actually most of them, are not allowed to >witness. They seem to only use the victims that can >tell about the hobby particularities as evidence.

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