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Posted by fireangel
- July 01, 2008, 12:33:57 PMI feel for the entire family. To be locked up like animals and forced to bear children for her father. I really do hope that they get to lead a normal life and that they enjoy what the world really has to offer them.
Posted by Stinkerbell
- June 14, 2008, 07:23:23 PMI agree, this is horrible! The poor children who had no idea what "normal" was. They are being compared to Feral dogs or cats, and the outlook for Feral children is often dismal. I am hopeful that there can be some semblance of normalcy now that they have been freed, and that the beast they knew as 'father' will be punished not just in the hereafter, but in this life as well.
Posted by fwankwinsmom
- June 14, 2008, 12:45:50 PMHe was a monster and his family was terrified of him. I hope he dies a horrible death.
Posted by harley89
- June 14, 2008, 10:43:19 AMThat free has bothered me. Until I read that nobody in the family ever dared questioned anything the father said or did. As a Mother and grandmother myself this just doesnt make sense to me how could it happen at the very least I would have busted that man up with whatever it took to get it done and they could put the pieces on trial, There is no punishment for this death is too easy. I truly hope this young woman can bring together a life for herself and her children
Posted by FreecellFanny
- June 14, 2008, 09:33:38 AMQuoteRosemarie is not under suspicion and is with the rest of the family at the residence on the hospital grounds in Amstetten.
I am having a very hard time understanding how this young woman's mother could not have known anything. How could she have not been suspicious? The girl was held captive in the same house. This whole thing is incomprehensible to me.
That being said, I hope this young woman and the rest of her family can recover somewhat. I am praying for her.
Posted by harley89
- June 14, 2008, 08:02:23 AMSo sad I just read this morning of another young woman in Italy that had been held by her parents and brother for 18 years locked in a room because she became pregnant out of wedlock.
Posted by Stinkerbell
- June 14, 2008, 07:41:34 AMDoctors said the family has been moved into a house on hospital premises to promote a normal living environment.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
ZEILLERN, Austria (Reuters) - The eldest child of an incestuous relationship between Austrian Josef Fritzl and the daughter he confined for 24 years has been reunited with her family after recovering from an artificial coma, doctors said.
Doctors also said on Wednesday the whole family -- Fritzl's daughter Elisabeth and the six surviving of seven children she bore him while locked in a cellar -- had been moved into a house on hospital premises to promote a normal living environment.
Fritzl, 73, in investigative custody since the case was exposed in April, marooned Elisabeth, now 42, in a windowless basement under his house in the central town of Amstetten -- a marathon, bizarre ordeal that scandalized the world.
"The reunion of (Elisabeth's eldest daughter) Kerstin with her family a few days ago was a moving moment, and for us the surprising recuperation of Kerstin was a great relief," Berthold Kepplinger, director of the central Austrian hospital where Fritzl's victims have been treated, told a news conference.
Kerstin was expected to make a "full recovery," he said.
Kerstin, 19, who was placed into an artificial coma after she suffered cramping fits due to oxygen deficiency and kidney problems, opened her eyes on May 15. After therapy to restore mobility, she rejoined her family on Sunday, doctors said.
Albert Reiter, the family's doctor, glowingly described how he was able to escort Kerstin into her new home.
"It was an extraordinary moment for me last Sunday when Kerstin, holding my arm, and I were able to walk through the door into a new home, crossing the threshold into a new life," Reiter said.
"The entire family is very happy that they are all together for the first time," said their lawyer, Christoph Herbst.
Three of the seven children of the incestuous liaison, the youngest of whom is now aged five, were incarcerated with their mother, while another three were raised by Fritzl and his wife Rosemarie as their own. One child died shortly after birth.
Prosecutors are investigating Fritzl for coercion, rape, incest and the death of the baby, though he has not been charged. Police say he has admitted incarceration and incest.
Rosemarie is not under suspicion and is with the rest of the family at the residence on the hospital grounds in Amstetten.
The cellar victims are receiving further therapy there as well as schooling and other guidance to start preparing them for life in the outside world.
The case came to light two months ago after Kerstin fell seriously ill and was brought to the hospital by Fritzl.
Herbst said Elisabeth did not plan to discuss the case in public and urged a curious international media to let the family build a normal life in privacy.
http://www.kfi640.com/cc-common/news/sections/newsarticle.html?feed=104668&article=3810601
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
ZEILLERN, Austria (Reuters) - The eldest child of an incestuous relationship between Austrian Josef Fritzl and the daughter he confined for 24 years has been reunited with her family after recovering from an artificial coma, doctors said.
Doctors also said on Wednesday the whole family -- Fritzl's daughter Elisabeth and the six surviving of seven children she bore him while locked in a cellar -- had been moved into a house on hospital premises to promote a normal living environment.
Fritzl, 73, in investigative custody since the case was exposed in April, marooned Elisabeth, now 42, in a windowless basement under his house in the central town of Amstetten -- a marathon, bizarre ordeal that scandalized the world.
"The reunion of (Elisabeth's eldest daughter) Kerstin with her family a few days ago was a moving moment, and for us the surprising recuperation of Kerstin was a great relief," Berthold Kepplinger, director of the central Austrian hospital where Fritzl's victims have been treated, told a news conference.
Kerstin was expected to make a "full recovery," he said.
Kerstin, 19, who was placed into an artificial coma after she suffered cramping fits due to oxygen deficiency and kidney problems, opened her eyes on May 15. After therapy to restore mobility, she rejoined her family on Sunday, doctors said.
Albert Reiter, the family's doctor, glowingly described how he was able to escort Kerstin into her new home.
"It was an extraordinary moment for me last Sunday when Kerstin, holding my arm, and I were able to walk through the door into a new home, crossing the threshold into a new life," Reiter said.
"The entire family is very happy that they are all together for the first time," said their lawyer, Christoph Herbst.
Three of the seven children of the incestuous liaison, the youngest of whom is now aged five, were incarcerated with their mother, while another three were raised by Fritzl and his wife Rosemarie as their own. One child died shortly after birth.
Prosecutors are investigating Fritzl for coercion, rape, incest and the death of the baby, though he has not been charged. Police say he has admitted incarceration and incest.
Rosemarie is not under suspicion and is with the rest of the family at the residence on the hospital grounds in Amstetten.
The cellar victims are receiving further therapy there as well as schooling and other guidance to start preparing them for life in the outside world.
The case came to light two months ago after Kerstin fell seriously ill and was brought to the hospital by Fritzl.
Herbst said Elisabeth did not plan to discuss the case in public and urged a curious international media to let the family build a normal life in privacy.
http://www.kfi640.com/cc-common/news/sections/newsarticle.html?feed=104668&article=3810601