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ABD0031_20221018 - WIEN - ÖSTERREICH: Anwältin Astrid Wagner am Dienstag, 18. Oktober 2022, anl. des Prozess-Auftaktes gegen mutmaßliche Unterstützer des Attentäters von Wien im Straflandesgericht Wien. - FOTO: APA/GEORG HOCHMUTH - 20221018_PD2715

So reagiert sie auf den Wirbel

Fritzl-Anwältin zeigt sich oben ohne

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FILE PHOTO: Defendant Josef Fritzl is pictured during proceedings on the last day the last day of his trial at the court of law in Sankt Poelten in Austria's province of Lower Austria March 19, 2009. REUTERS/POOL/Robert Jaeger FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS/File Photo

Servus, Österreich!

Josef Fritzl will auswandern

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Defendant Josef F. prior to the start of the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/ROBERT JAEGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Inzest-Monster plant Zukunft

Josef Fritzl (88) hat große Träume

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Weiter Knast, aber:

Normale Haft für Inzest-Monster Fritzl

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Defendant Josef Fritzl, center, is escorted to the fourth day of his trial in the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten, Austria, on Thursday, March 19, 2009. In a stunning turn of events the 73-year-old who fathered seven children with a daughter he held captive in a squalid cellar for 24 years, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to all charges against him after hearing his daughter's recorded testimony. The verdicts and sentences are expected Thursday afternoon. Fritzl faces up to life imprisonment. (AP Photo/Robert Jaeger, Pool) ** EDITORIAL USE ONLY **

Wird Inzest-Monster entlassen?

Josef Fritzl als Freigänger gesichtet

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Defendant Josef F. prior to the start of the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/ROBERT JAEGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Er ist „Monster von Amstetten“

Kommt Josef Fritzl bald frei?

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Defendant Josef F. during the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/HELMUT FOHRINGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Neues Gutachten

Könnte Fritzl bald freikommen?

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Defendant Josef Fritzl, center, is escorted to the fourth day of his trial in the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten, Austria, on Thursday, March 19, 2009. In a stunning turn of events the 73-year-old who fathered seven children with a daughter he held captive in a squalid cellar for 24 years, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to all charges against him after hearing his daughter's recorded testimony. The verdicts and sentences are expected Thursday afternoon. Fritzl faces up to life imprisonment. (AP Photo/Robert Jaeger, Pool) ** EDITORIAL USE ONLY **

Inzest-Monster schwer dement

Fritzl (88) hält sich für Schlagerstar

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Defendant Josef F. during the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/HELMUT FOHRINGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Inzest-Monster von Amstetten

Josef Fritzl hat kaum noch Sexualtrieb

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Defendant Josef F. (C), prior to the start of the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/ROBERT JAEGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Josef Fritzl im Interview

Bizarre Worte vom Inzest-Monster

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ARCHIV - Der Inzest-Täter von Amstetten, Josef Fritzl (Polizeihandout vom 28.04.2008), ist am Mittwoch (07.05.2008) erstmals seit seiner Festnahme Ende April von der Staatsanwaltschaft vernommen worden. Nach Angaben der österreichischen Nachrichtenagentur APA begann das Verhör des 73- Jährigen gegen 10.00 Uhr morgens und dauerte mehr als zwei Stunden. Nach Angaben der vernehmenden Staatsanwältin Burkheiser zeigte sich der Tatverdächtige «kooperationsbereit». Inzwischen hat die Regierung in Wien eine Verschärfung des Sexualstrafrechts in Österreich angekündigt. Unter anderem sollen künftig Berufsverbote für verurteilte Täter möglich werden. Foto: Polizei (zu dpa 0528 vom 07.05.2008) +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Fritzl-Tat 15 Jahre her

RTL-Reporter: So tickt das Monster

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Defendant Josef F. (C), prior to the start of the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/ROBERT JAEGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Tochter 24 Jahre eingesperrt

Josef Fritzl soll in "normalen" Knast

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Defendant Josef F. during the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/HELMUT FOHRINGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Inzest-Fall von Amstetten

Widerstand gegen Fritzl-Verlegung

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Defendant Josef F. during the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/HELMUT FOHRINGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Trotz lebenslänglicher Haft

Josef Fritzl (86) bald auf freiem Fuß?

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Defendant Josef F. during the fourth day of his trial for incest on 19 March 2009, at the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten. Josef F., the Austrian father on trial for imprisoning and raping his daughter Elisabeth for 24 years in the cellar of his home, pleaded guilty to murder 18 March 2009. An Austrian prosecutor is urging a jury to hand down a life sentence to Josef F., who imprisoned his daughter in a windowless cell for 24 years and fathered her seven children. Prosecutor Christiane Burkheiser called for the maximum punishment in her closing arguments in Josef F.'s trial in St. Poelten. COURT IMPOSED RESTRICTIONS APPLY: These photographs are being licensed free of charge for editorial use by media representatives covering the ongoing criminal trial. All other uses, including resale of the photographs, are strictly prohibited. The user takes sole responsibility for protecting the image and identity rights of those pictured, by pixellation or other means. EPA/HELMUT FOHRINGER / POOL NO SALES - EDITORIAL USE ONLY +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Unsere Reporter blicken zurück

Fritzl: Das Grauen hat ein Gesicht

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