cak...ck..ck...aku herannya gimana yah caranya dia "menyimpan" rahasia itu sekian lama? Cara mensupply makanannya? Kok bisa gak ketahuan sampai selama itu?...Hebat sekali! Luar biasa! Sakit jiwa yang parah...kayak di film-film aja. Bisa di film kan tuh.
--- In [email protected], "RM Danardono HADINOTO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Ini kasus ajaib yang kedua mas. yang pertama, tetangga. 18 tahun > disekap kalo nggak alah. emang nihh pribumi Austria ada bakat > kelainan ha ha ha > > > > > --- In [email protected], "imuchtarom" <imuchtarom@> wrote: > > > > > > kasus di mana seorang bapak (sekarang berumur > > 73 tahun) di Austria meng "abuse" anak perempuannya > > sejak berusia 11 tahun. Ketika gadis itu menginjak > > usia 18 tahun, oleh ayahnya sendiri, dia dijadikan > > 'budak-seks', di kurung di basement, dan kadang-2 > > dipaksa melayani nafsunya. Well it did not sound > > very rare case .... > > > > tetapi yang menjadi kasus ini terasa "bizzare", > > gadis itu dikurung di basement selama 24 tahun! > > di mana dari hubungan incest itu sampai dihasilkan > > 6 anak. > > > > dan tidak ada seorang pun termasuk isterinya > > mengetahui hal ini sampai tahun 2008! > > > > ----( ihsan hm )------------ > > > > Timeline > > --------- > > 1977: Elisabeth Fritzl claims she was first > > abused by her father Josef when aged 11. > > > > 1984: Elisabeth is allegedly lured into house > > cellar, drugged and handcuffed by her father. > > She is forced to write letters saying she has > > run away. > > > > 1988: Her first child, Kerstin, is born. > > > > 1989: Elisabeth gives birth to her first son, > > Stefan. > > > > 1993: Nine-month-old Lisa is left on the doorstep > > of the Fritzl house. > > > > 1994: Another child, Monika, arrives and is adopted > > by the Fritzls. > > > > 1996: Elisabeth gives birth to twins, but one dies > > after three days. Josef allegedly burned the body. > > > > 1997: Alexander, the surviving twin, joins the > > children upstairs. > > > > 2003: A letter from Elisabeth arrives saying she > > had a second son, Felix, the previous year. He is > > raised in the cellar. > > > > 2008: > > > > April 19: Kerstin is taken to that hospital after > > falling serious ill. Doctors discover that her > > grandfather is her father. > > > > April 20-27: Josef releases Elisabeth, Stefan and > > Felix and tells his wife they are returning. > > > > April 26: Police pick up Josef and Elisabeth near > > the hospital where Kerstin is being treated. > > > > April 27: Josef admits his guilt after Elisabeth's > > statement. > > > > April 28: Police search house and discover cramped > > cellar with special security door. > > > > April 29: Josef appears in court. > > > > ------------------------------------------ > > Austrian incest dad vacationed in Thailand > > ------------------------------------------ > > > > AMSTETTEN, Austria (CNN) -- Josef Fritzl, the man Austrian police > say > > has confessed to imprisoning his daughter for 24 years and > fathering > > seven of her children, twice holidayed in Thailand while she > remained > > trapped in a cellar below his house, according to German media > > reports. > > > > Germany's Bild newspaper quoted a holiday companion, identified > only > > as Paul H, who said he and the 73-year-old Fritzl had traveled to > > Thailand together twice and spent time in each other's homes. > > > > "He went [to Thailand] without his wife; apparently she had to look > > after the children... once he had a very long massage from a young > > Thai girl at the beach. He really loved that," Paul H told the > > newspaper, which featured video footage of Fritzl laughing and > > receiving a massage in Thailand on its Web site. > > > > "Once I saw how Josef bought an evening dress and racy lingerie for > a > > very slim woman in Pattaya [Thailand] on the beach. He got really > > angry when he realized I saw him. Then he told me that he has a > > girlfriend on the side. The items were meant for her. He told me > not > > to tell his wife." > > > > The pair had also ventured to Oktoberfest. > > > > Paul H said he had visited Fritzl's house three times, the last in > > 2005. > > > > "We sat out on the terrace and had a really nice evening... the > kids > > were well behaved, however, they had a great respect for their > > father. They were never allowed downstairs into the cellar but we > > never thought anything of it," he told Bild. > > > > "Now that I think of the dungeon down there, I feel really sick in > > the stomach." > > > > Paul H said Fritzl was a DIY "genius," constantly extending and > > building on to the house. > > > > Meanwhile, family members at the center of the incest and > > imprisonment case have held an "astonishing" reunion, medical > > officials said. > > > > "They met each other on Sunday morning," clinic director Berthold > > Kepplinger told reporters Tuesday. "And it is astonishing how easy > it > > worked, that the children came together and also it was astonishing > > how easy it happened that the grandmother and the mother came > > together." > > > > Investigators say Fritzl held his daughter, Elisabeth, captive in a > > cellar for 24 years. He raped her repeatedly, they say, and > > eventually fathered seven of her children. > > > > Elisabeth and two of her children were reunited Sunday with three > of > > her other children and her mother, Kepplinger said Tuesday. The > three > > children and her mother lived in the home above the cellar. > > > > Elisabeth's eldest child, 19-year-old Kerstin Fritzl, remains in > > hospital. > > > > A seventh child died years ago, shortly after birth. Fritzl told > > police he burned the infant's body in a furnace. > > > > The story of the family's imprisonment began to unravel a week ago, > > when Kerstin fell seriously ill with convulsions and was > hospitalized. > > > > Austrian police Wednesday denied reports that they were > investigating > > possible links between Fritzl and the unsolved murder of a woman. > > > > Franz Polzer, director of the Lower Austrian Bureau of Criminal > > Affairs, said Fritzl had owned an Austrian hotel near where a woman > > was found murdered decades ago. However, they were not > investigating > > the incident at this stage. > > > > Meanwhile, an Austrian girl who was held prisoner in a basement for > > eight years said the family faced a long period of adjustment. > > >
