Meanwhile, Elisabeth's mother, Rosemarie, lived upstairs with her husband, having been led to believe that her daughter had runaway to live with a religious cult, never knowing that Elisabeth still lived at home, albeit in the cellar. Over time, three of Elisabeth's children would appear in infancy on the Fritzls' doorstep, ostensibly having been abandoned by Elisabeth, who was supposedly still living in a religious cult.
These three children would be brought up by Rosemarie and Josef, while three others continued living in the cellar, a fourth having died shortly after birth. The three children living upstairs had no memory of their brief life below in the cellar. In April , Elisabeth's nineteen year old daughter, Kerstin, became so ill that she was close to death and taken to the hospital, after Elisabeth pleaded with Josef to save her life. This was the first time that Kerstin had ever left the cellar in her entire life.
It was shortly thereafter that Elisabeth and her family were freed, and the truth that shocked the world came to light, resulting in the arrest of the then seventy-three year old Josef Fritzl.
The book explores the lives of those involved in this shocking story, as well as the events that led to Elisabeth's eventual imprisonment in the cellar, the lives that were lived below ground, and the aftermath with its many problems and issues.
The story is so unusual and shocking that the reader cannot help but be gripped by its inherent pathos and horror. There is certainly a place in hell for Josef Fritzl. Although the book is better written than the other book on the subject, "Secrets of the Cellar" by John Glatt, and has more depth of analysis, it suffers from the same problem in that it lacks the perspective of Elizabeth and her children.
No one can ever really know what life in that cellar of horrors was really like for Elizabeth and her brood, and, for now, Elizabeth and her children are not speaking about what must have been the unspeakable. It is likely that they will all need years of therapy to cope with life.
I only hope that going forward their lives will be happy ones. It is the story of an outwardly conforming husband, father and friend who nevertheless, succeeded in duping all with whom he came in contact with for a long period of time. As a younger man, he had fathered seven children with his wife, with whom he continued to live on the upper floor of his large home.
His relationship with his wife is a complex one, one in which husband and wife lived under the same roof and ate most meals together but in reality, lived completely separate lives. The authors succeed in resisting the temptation to take a sensationalistic approach to this subject. Opting for an analytical approach instead, most readers will be amazed that over this long time, neither his wife nor his other children were able to discover Josef's deceit in having a second "downstairs family" in addition to his "upstairs family.
The psychological elements in this narrative are fascinating. The authors explore some of these but many questions that readers have are unexplored and unanswered. Perhaps these questions are simply un-answerable. I gave this book four stars not because of any faults but because I came away with so many unanswered questions. Deception and crime of this magnitude leaves many issues open for discussion, analysis and understanding. Josef Fritzl had a criminal past which included a conviction and prison time for forcible rape.
A mix of sex crimes early in his life beginning with Peeping Tomism and voyeurism move on to self-exposure and lastly, bondage, an ever-deepening pattern of deviant behavior. With the exception of the rape conviction, Fritzl's escalating deviant sexual behavior was dealt with in the most lenient and forgiving of ways by a mix of authorities, including law enforcment, social service agencies and the Austrian judicial system. Jul 10, we were working very tough to discern out a brand new layout for oodles.
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