– Varg Vikernes and Jørn Inge Tunsberg were convicted for this. 25 December: burning of a Methodist church in Sarpsborg – a firefighter was killed while fighting this fire. 1993 7 February: burning of Lundby New Church in Gothenburg, Sweden. 1994 13 March: burning of a church in Sund. 27 March: burning of Seegård Church in Snertingdal. 16 May: attempted burning of Gol stave church in Buskerud. 17 May: attempted burning of Åmodt Chapel in Buskerud. 4 June: burning of Frogn Church in Drøbak. 19 June: attempted burning of Heni Church in Gjerdrum. 7 July: burning of a church in Jeløy. 21 July: attempted burning of Odda's Church. 13 August: attempted burning of Loop Chapel in Meldal. 10 December: attempted burning of Åkra Church. 22 December: attempted burning of Askim Church. 26 December: attempted burning of Klemestrud Church. 1995 13 May: burning of Lord Church in Telemark. 25 May: burning of Såner Church in Vestby. 14 June: burning of Moe Church in Sandefjord. 21 July: attempted burning of a church college in Eidanger. 3 September: attempted burning of Vågsbygd church college in Kristiansand. 3 November: burning of Innset Church in Rennebu. Murder of Magne Andreassen On 21 August 1992, Bård "Faust" Eithun killed Magne Andreassen, a gay man, in Lillehammer. According to Faust, while walking home at night, a man sexually proposed to him and Faust agreed to walk with him to the Olympic park. Once in the woods, Faust stabbed Andreassen 37 times, and then kicked him in the head repeatedly as he lay on the ground. Faust claimed he felt no remorse at the time. In the late 1990s, he said of the murder, "I was outside, just waiting to get out some aggression. It's not easy to describe why it happened. It was meant to happen, and if it was this man or another man, that's not really important." Ihsahn, his bandmate in Emperor, said Faust "had been very fascinated by serial killers for a long time, and I guess he wanted to know what it's like to kill a person." The media linked the murder to black metal, Satanism and fascism. In a 2008 interview, Faust said, "I was never a Satanist or fascist in any way, but I put behind me the hatred and negativity. Those feelings just eat you up from inside." Police initially had no suspects, and Faust remained free for about a