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    It was also revealed that three children he fathered by his daughter Elisabeth evolved their own unique feral language, using animalistic grunting noises, as they grew up in their windowless dungeon.

    Austrian police chief Leopold Etz said: “It is only half true that they can speak. They communicate with noises that are a mixture of growling and cooing. They had no books and the main source of education was a television.”

    The children - Kerstin, 19, Stefan, 18, and Felix, five - had never been outside before they were rescued last week. When Felix first saw the moon he pointed and said: “Is that God up there?”

    As they recovered at a clinic detectives investigating the murder of Martina Posch, 17, said she bore a striking resemblance to Elisabeth, who was imprisoned in 1984 when she was 18.

    Miss Posch disappeared two years later and her body was found wrapped in plastic and dumped at Mondsee, a picturesque lake near Salzburg, close to where Fritzl, 73, and his wife Rosemarie, 68, owned a campsite and guesthouse.

    Local police chief Alois Lissl said: “What really stands out is that Martina looks similar to Fritzl’s daughter. The likeness is incredible.”

    Joseph Fritzl investigated over unsolved rape and murder Police said they would ask Fritzl to provide an alibi and search his home in the town of Amstetten for Miss Posch’s belongings which were never found.

    Fritzl has confessed to fathering seven children by Elisabeth but his lawyer Rudolf Mayer said allegations of rape and enslavement were “not proved”.

    He said Fritzl feared for his life in jail and would apply for bail. He is refusing to speak to police.

    Mr Mayer said: “He is a shattered and ruined man, emotionally broken.”

    Police described how when Felix first saw a cow he made excited gurgling sounds. When he saw the sun he made a squeaking sound and covered his eyes.

    He was petrified when taken in an elevator and stunned when a police officer talked into a mobile phone.

    Detectives said Elisabeth Fritzl had done everything humanly possible to make life normal for her children, teaching them limited writing skills and singing lullabies.

    The children have weakened immune systems, vitamin D deficiency, are anaemic and have cramped posture. Kerstin is in a coma and most of her teeth had fallen out.

    The family have been given a secure home within the grounds of a hospital where the children are free to move around. Some of the children’s toys have been brought from the cellar. According to doctors the children said the first dinner they were served “tasted wonderful”.

    Fritzl had placed a generator in the cellar so his secret family had electricity. There was also a washing machine and a deep freezer.

    He led a double life, spending hours in the cellar watching videos with the children while Elisabeth cooked dinner in an oven. The oven was used to incinerate one of the children that did not survive.

    Fritzl also took several sex holidays to Thailand, once leaving them for nearly a month. He was filmed happily being given a back massage by a local woman on the beach at Pattaya.

    In Thailand he bought carrier bags full of presents for the children in the dungeon and an evening dress and underwear for Elisabeth.

  • #2
    This is without question one of the most sickest, inhumane stories I have ever heard. Absolutely Disgusting.

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    • #3
      Inside Josef Fritzl's cellar dungeon

      For 24 years Elisabeth Fritzl and three of her children lived an isolated life in three tiny underground chambers, deprived of natural light and room to move around freely.


      The rest of the Fritzl family lived in the house upstairs and had been forbidden by the domineering Josef Fritzl from ever going into the cellar, where the dungeon was.

      The secret location was so well hidden that when the police searched the property they failed to find it until Mr Fritzl showed them where it was.

      To get to the dungeon you have to pass through five different rooms in the cellar - including a room containing a furnace, a small office room and Mr Fritzl's workshop. Hidden behind a shelf in the workshop is a one metre-high reinforced concrete door.

      The dungeon is entered via a narrow passageway leading into rooms that include a cooking area and shower facilities, with children's drawings on the walls. These rooms cover an area of approximately 60 sq m (650 sq ft).

      Special code

      ORF, Austria's public broadcaster, reports that the workshop and cellar area was strictly off limits to the Fritzl family members who lived upstairs.

      Mr Fritzl sublet parts of the family house to tenants - who recall being forbidden to enter the cellar.

      "Whoever enters it will be given immediate notice," one former tenant was told, according to the Austrian newspaper Kurier.

      The secret door was electronically locked and could only be opened with a special code and a remote control - which Mr Fritzl is reported to have carried with him at all times.

      The dungeon is divided into cells - some parts no more than 1.70m (5.6ft) high.

      A narrow corridor, five metres long, leads to an area which includes cooking facilities and a small bathroom with a shower. The floor is uneven and bumpy. A tube provided ventilation.

      Police said there were also two bedrooms - each containing two beds. At least part of the dungeon appeared to be padded and well sound-proofed.

      Police have refused to circulate pictures of the victims' sleeping areas or possessions to the press, saying they wished to protect their privacy.

      Lack of oxygen

      The rooms are described as being neat and tidy. There are no windows. The three children who lived in the cellar, 19-year-old Kerstin and her two brothers aged 18 and five, had never seen daylight, and grew up with artificial light.

      They had no fresh air and no room to exercise or run around. Hospital officials said the lack of oxygen may have contributed to Kerstin's illness. She remains in a critical condition. Police described the two boys as very pale, small and weak.

      Children's paintings and posters were hung on the walls. Police say there was a television with a video player and a radio.

      All of Elisabeth's seven children were born in the dungeon without medical supervision. One died shortly after being born.

      Gradually enlarged

      As Mr Fritzl's secret family grew, he began to enlarge the dungeon. Police say it is still unclear how he managed to carry out this construction work secretly, as well as deliver food and clothing to Elisabeth and the three children without being noticed.

      They believe the underground dungeon was originally one room, equipped only with washing facilities, which was gradually enlarged over the years. It is thought Mr Fritzl may also have expanded under the house's garden.

      Amstetten authorities authorised the building of a cellar in 1978, city spokesman Hermann Gruber told the Austria Press Agency.

      Mr Gruber said inspectors examined the project in 1983 - the year before Elisabeth went missing - and did not notice anything suspicious, but that he believed Mr Fritzl had not stuck to the original plans but had secretly expanded the cellar area.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by frankb03
        This is without question one of the most sickest, inhumane stories I have ever heard. Absolutely Disgusting.
        I was out sick yesterday and saw this on the news several times.So many questions need to be answered like where was the freaking wife at and how did she give birth to all those kids in a basement.I agree,the sickest shit I have ever heard.

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        • #5
          Unreal
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          • #6
            Originally posted by frankb03
            This is without question one of the most sickest, inhumane stories I have ever heard. Absolutely Disgusting.

            That's an understatement!
            It's always noon somewhere!

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            • #7


              The death penalty would be too lenient for this creature.
              NBA is a joke

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              • #8
                DNA tests confirm Fritzl is the father to Elisabeth's six children. A seventh was born but died three days later. He burnt the baby boy's body on a furnace at the house.

                He has already signed a confession but is now refusing to speak to detectives and his lawyer has hinted he could yet deny rape, incest and abduction.

                Even if he is convicted of the worst offence of rape, he can only be jailed for a maximum of 15 years - nine years less than the sentence he inflicted on his own daughter.

                His case has sparked a growing clamour for a reform of Europe's lenient penal system and debate over whether harsher U.S. style sentencing guidelines could be used to deter such heinous crimes.

                "Fifteen years for destroying human lives is unacceptable," said Harald Vilimsky, a public safety policy official with Austria's conservative Freedom Party.

                "Any punishment that falls a single day short of a life sentence is a mockery of the victims."



                Hopefully, in prison, they leave him in general population where a few convicts can bring justice to him since the government won't.
                NBA is a joke

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