A 24-year incest scandal just triggered a public alarm in Europe, especially in Austria, even internationally. Josef Fritzl, a 73 years old electrician, who live in Amstetten, a small industrial city, about 130 km west of Wiens.
He concealed secretly his own daughter, Elizabeth Fritzl (42) in a basement godown in his home without any ventilation.
It started in 1984, when Josef grabbed his daughter, Elizabeth, tied her hand fast, and put her in his underground jail-like godown.
Josef committed incest with his own daughter almost 24 years, and brought 7 children into the world, one of them died just after birth, and Josef burned him shortly, three of them never saw the light until they were saved by the Police.
This case reminded people to the similar case in 2006, where Natasha Kampusch had been held for 8 years, also in Austria.
"Oesterreich" an Austrian tabloid wrote that this case is the worst criminal case in history. Police put Josef in jaul and freed Elizabeth after long investigation, just after Elizabeth had to testify to the doctor who helped her daughter to explain about the medical record of her daughter.
On the other side of the world, Winston Blackmore, a leader of Yearn of Zion, a polygamy sect, in Eldorado, Texas, USA, which was dissected from Mormon Church about a 100 years ago, admitted that he had 20 wives and 100 kids..
The followers of this polygamy sect is scattered from Texas, Nevada. Arizona, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, and British Columbia (Canada).
State Government Authority of Texas (April, 2008) evacuated about 400 kids from the remote complex of this Polygamy Sect, to avoid more physical and sexual harassment and molestation.
This sect of polygamy war lead by Warren Jeff, who is in jail for life with charge of rape, and sexual abuse. He was arrested in Las Vegas in 2006.lex of this Polygamy Sect, to avoid more physical and sexual harassment and molestation.
This sect of polygamy war lead by Warren Jeff, who is in jail for life with charge of rape, and sexual abuse. He was arrested in Las Vegas in 2006.
