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Make Fritzl Into Schnitzel

Tuesday, April 29, 2008 at 09:44PM

He drove a Mercedes-Benz, wore natty jackets and crisp shirts with ties when he ran errands, and was every inch the dictator of his Austrian castle.

For proof of that just ask his daughter, Elisabeth ... she being the one he has kept locked in the dungeon for the last 24 years, during which time she bore seven of his children.

Where exactly did Rosemarie think the children were coming from? Did they arrive by mail?

(Austria, did you say? He must be paddling around in the same sadistic gene pool as Adolf Hitler.)

His name is Josef Fritzl, and for him as (grossly inadequate) punishment for his crimes may I suggest castration, followed by boiling in oil, toenails being removed with white-hot pliers, and that drawn-and-quartered thing ... in public. To be posted on YouTube for his profound and repeated humiliation.

The news accounts of this sordid story are some of the most nauseating I have ever heard or read. If the accounts are to be believed, Mr. Fritzl's wife, Rosemarie, thought her daughter had left home long ago "to join a cult" and was therefore unable to take care of her children. Am I the only one with this burning question: Where exactly did Rosemarie think the children were coming from? Did they arrive by mail? They were being fathered by her own husband and born practically under her nose ... or quite literally under her feet. One of the children, mercifully born dead, was thrown into an incinerator by dear old dad ... make that granddad ... er, dad ... hmmm. I give up. Let's just call him a prince of a guy.

Stockholm syndrome never kicked in on this one, either. When the eldest of Elisabeth Fritzl's children, a 19-year-old daughter, was hospitalized this week and the sins of the father consequently at long last revealed, Elisabeth did not try to protect him. She got free and is now in psychiatric care. One can only hope she'll be able to remember and accuse papa of each and every atrocity in open court.

After he suffers all the other painful indignities I've lined up for him, how about let's make Fritzl into schnitzel ... and feed him to the neighborhood dogs.

Hope those dogs have very strong stomachs.

Jennifer |

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Reader Comments (4)

This is utterly beyond comprehension. I say let's lock him in the dungeon and throw him a bone now and then, after the dogs have had a go at it. Or how about feeding him to the sharks after cutting him up (I guess this brought out the violent side of me).

April 30, 2008 |

Keli

I feel so sorry for that poor woman. More than half her life (she's only 42 now) spent locked in a cramped space, being repeatedly impregnated by her own father. And now today, the news is that they think he murdered another young woman more than 20 years ago. This guy needs his head handed to him on a paper plate. He's a monster!

April 30, 2008 |

Jennifer

Wow, that's some story. I find it very shocking. I like the way you wrote it too. I'm with you on his punishment. Please tell me he's in jail now or something.

April 30, 2008 |

Audrey

One can only hope, darling. Jail and worse.

April 30, 2008 |

Jennifer

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