Austrian ‘Dungeon Dad’ incest case shocks the world

Austrian officials made an unbelievable discovery on Saturday, April 26, after 19-year-old Kerstin Fritzl was admitted to a hospital in Amstetten, Austria. Her grandfather/father brought the girl’s mother with him to the hospital to explain the young woman’s condition, where doctors were informed of the full story. Elisabeth Fritzl, the mother of Kerstin, told authorities that she had been her father’s captive for 24 years in the basement of his house. ... Read full story..

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