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The true-crime story that stunned and appalled the world. With photos and never-before-revealed information.For 24 years Josef Fritzl held his daughter Elizabeth prisoner as a sex slave and, with her, he fathered seven of his own grandchildren. But the true depth of his depravity was yet to be uncovered in the underground bunker his children called home. Over the years, his secret family knew next to nothing of the outside world. Incredibly, Josef's submissive wife Rosemarie never suspected a thing. It was a tale so appalling, so unbelievable, it reverberated in shock waves across the globe.In defense of his own moral character, Josef Fritzl made a stunning statement. "I'm no monster," he reasoned. "I could have just killed them and no one would have ever found out about it." With exclusive interviews, and never-before- released information, award-winning journalists Stefanie Marsh and Bojan Pancevski tell the complete story of an abominable crime.
This book investigates the horrifying true story of Josef Fritzl, who held his daughter captive for 24 years, fathering seven children with her in a hidden underground bunker. Authors Stefanie Marsh and Bojan Pancevski, award-winning journalists, detail the extent of Fritzl's depravity, the unimaginable conditions of the secret family, and the shocking ignorance of his wife, Rosemarie. The narrative explores the global shockwaves this abominable crime sent across the world, including Fritzl's own chilling defense of his actions.
This book is regarded as a comprehensive and chilling account of one of the most disturbing true crime cases in modern history. The journalists behind the work provide an in-depth look at the events, drawing on exclusive interviews and previously undisclosed information to piece together the full scope of Josef Fritzl's horrific actions. The narrative is noted for its detailed exploration of the victims' experiences and the perpetrator's disturbing justifications, offering a stark portrayal of unimaginable cruelty and its global impact.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2009-01-01
ISBN-10:
1101149841
ISBN-13:
9781101149843
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