Austrians question how incest case went undetected

Friday 02nd May, 05:52 AM JST

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SuperLib at 08:27 AM JST - 2nd May

I've been staying away from CNN.com and BBCnews.com since they often have a picture of this guy on the front page. He's just too creepy to look at or think about. This is hell on earth type of stuff....just absolutely depressing.
Everton2 at 10:43 AM JST - 2nd May

This guys takes the cake. If this guy had kicked the bucket those kids in the bunker would have died of starvation. What a selfish, perverted, moron. He should be chained to a cement block in the town center, with a list of his crimes posted above his head, for the purpose of public viewing and condemnation. Also, we should post photos of his numerous holiday trips to South East Asia while his family suffers in what could only be described as share hell.
RomeoRamenII at 01:48 PM JST - 2nd May

"Austrians question how incest case went undetected"

The answer is easy: See where the guy lives. Incest and inbreeding is common place in that part of the world. Look no further than all europeon royal families.

RR
Everton2 at 12:50 AM JST - 4th May

RomeoRamenII I think you are on to something there. The media in Australia have been comparing that Austrian town to Tasmania and in breeding has been a focal point of the story.