Editing Luger Noord (section)

== Early life ==
Luger Noord was born on 21 May 1968 in [[Rotterdam]], [[Netherlands]]. He grew up in Rotterdam with his brother [[Walter Noord]]. As a child, Luger was troublesome and often followed Walter into petty trouble around the neighbourhood. The two spent much of their free time together and became known for bothering residents with questions about papers and certificates.

Luger and Walter became known for a game called ''Birth Certificate''. They went to houses, asked residents to show their [[birth certificate|birth certificates]], tore the papers apart, and ran away. The game caused complaints from local residents and became one of the earliest known examples of the brothers' interest in civil papers.

At school, Luger had a blunt way of speaking and was difficult to manage. He argued with teachers when instructions were unclear and often refused to change his answer once he thought it was correct. He showed more interest in written work than in class discussion. He also had a habit of checking names and dates on school forms.

As a teenager, Luger became quieter, but he remained stubborn and hard to direct. He spent much of his free time with Walter in parts of [[Rotterdam]] and [[Vriendendam]]. By 1983, the two were already known for spending time around municipal buildings and asking questions about certificate forms. In 1984, Luger was arrested in [[Vriendendam]] after refusing to leave a municipal registry office during an argument over the wording of a birth certificate form. He had entered the office with Walter and questioned staff about the document. The argument continued after he was told to leave, and local police removed him from the building. He was released after questioning.