Dad confesses to holding daughter captive 24 years

[sandgk]

What did the kids do when Daddy came to visit his daughter? Watch tv really loudly.

Article here about therapy

 

[OCBuckWife]

Josef Fritzl: "Man, this 11yr old vagoo is NICE! I should do something to make sure it never goes away, but what? I GOT IT! I will build a dungeon and keep here there! MUAAAHAAAHAHAHA!"

An Austrian man who held his daughter captive for 24 years and fathered seven children with her had planned the construction of her basement prison years in advance, police said on Monday. Elisabeth Fritzl, 42, was kept prisoner in a windowless dungeon under the family home, whose original part was built in the late 19th century while an extension was finished in 1983.

Elisabeth, who says her father abused her from when she was 11 years old, says she was drugged by him and locked up in the basement when she was 18. When her father submitted the plans for the extension of the family home to authorities some 30 years ago, she was around 12 years old.

 

[Muck]

Now, influenced by so much television, the children's view of the world is two, rather than three-dimensional.

So they're just like American kids?

Throw in some video game addiction and I'd count the lack of sunlight as normal too.

 

[Apache]

Dad??

If this is in fact proved to be true, and I have no doubt that it is, there is no punishment severe enough and drastic enough for this totally evil maniac.

 

[Taosman]

Wonder if he sells his life story to Rob Zombie?

 

[OCBuckWife]

So they're just like American kids?

Throw in some video game addiction and I'd count the lack of sunlight as normal too.

In the article it said that at some point or other, the captive daughter requested a U/V lamp and Vitamin D supplements for the kids growing up down there. The father provided them but the point for me was that it didn't occur to him, he had to be asked for them. A good example of the self-centered reality that is typical of this kind of abuser.

 

[Jimmy Carter]

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Officially, Australia has a long-standing principled opposition to capital punishment. The death penalty has been abolished in Australia. Australia has signed the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which commits Australia to the abolition of the death penalty. Australia voted for the UN General Assembly's resolution calling for a global moratorium on the death penalty (18 December 2007). Australia annually co-sponsors a resolution of the UN Human Rights Commission that calls for all nations to abolish the death penalty, e.g. The Question of the Death Penalty (20 April 2005) UN Doc E/CN.4/RES/2005/59.
However, over the last few years Australian politicians, both government and opposition, have weakened this stance. Australia's position now seems to be that Australians should not be executed but other people can be. It remains to be seen whether the Rudd government will return to Australia's principled opposition.
Australia's Position on the Death Penalty

Uhhh, this is Austria nimrod.

 

[BUCKYLE]

australia's policy on the death penalty

Officially, Australia has a long-standing principled opposition to capital punishment. The death penalty has been abolished in Australia. Australia has signed the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which commits Australia to the abolition of the death penalty. Australia voted for the UN General Assembly's resolution calling for a global moratorium on the death penalty (18 December 2007). Australia annually co-sponsors a resolution of the UN Human Rights Commission that calls for all nations to abolish the death penalty, e.g. The Question of the Death Penalty (20 April 2005) UN Doc E/CN.4/RES/2005/59.
However, over the last few years Australian politicians, both government and opposition, have weakened this stance. Australia's position now seems to be that Australians should not be executed but other people can be. It remains to be seen whether the Rudd government will return to Australia's principled opposition.
Australia's Position on the Death Penalty

Well then, g'day mate! Let's put another shrimp on the bah-bie!

 

[Fungo Squiggly]

australia's policy on the death penalty

Officially, Australia has a long-standing principled opposition to capital punishment. The death penalty has been abolished in Australia. Australia has signed the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which commits Australia to the abolition of the death penalty. Australia voted for the UN General Assembly's resolution calling for a global moratorium on the death penalty (18 December 2007). Australia annually co-sponsors a resolution of the UN Human Rights Commission that calls for all nations to abolish the death penalty, e.g. The Question of the Death Penalty (20 April 2005) UN Doc E/CN.4/RES/2005/59.
However, over the last few years Australian politicians, both government and opposition, have weakened this stance. Australia's position now seems to be that Australians should not be executed but other people can be. It remains to be seen whether the Rudd government will return to Australia's principled opposition.
Australia's Position on the Death Penalty

Uhhh, this is Austria nimrod.

You'd think the name "Josef Fritzl" might have been a clue.

 

[Taosman]

Uhhh, this is Austria nimrod.

Ooopseee! Never mind...:tongue2:

(FYI AUSTRIA does not have a death penality.)

 

[OCBuckWife]

Investigators said a total of eight doors fitted with sophisticated locks and electronics secured the underground warren of windowless rooms where they say Josef Fritzl held his daughter captive for two dozen years.
"This was not built from one day to the next," said police Col. Franz Polzer, who is overseeing the investigation into a case that has stunned Austria and the world.
He said the main door weighed about 500 kilograms (half a ton).
Polzer said an investigation showed that the apartment complex owned by Fritzl originally was built in 1890, and that he applied for permits to expand it in 1978. He said police believe the plans for that expansion included the secret rooms because adding them later would have been far more difficult and expensive.

That's a lot of doors! Too bad it doesn't say where...in the entry hallway? It sounds like a bitch to get in and out!

Arg, again with this bad logic! First it was "The mother isn't a suspect because if she had known anything about it she would have to have done something" and now it is

"I believe that the trigger was a mental disorder, because I can't imagine that someone has sex with his own daughter without having a mental disorder," Mayer said.

Such trash logic bs!

 

[sandgk]

They said the children were given a fish tank at the clinic,

Sounds about right - put them underwater and on display to the staff.

 

[martinss01]

they can claim mental disorder all they want. at the end of the day this was planned out WELL in advance. this was years of planning and a significant financial undertaking. he didn't just snap one day and lock his kid in the basement.

still, dudes fucked in the head. big time.

 

[BB73]

Uhhh, this is Austria nimrod.

I like the way the quote feature retains posts that are later deleted.

 

[sandgk]

I like the way the quote feature retains posts that are later deleted.

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