Man confines, rapes, and tortures daughters for over 40 years

[SephYuyX]

Oh, Austria. Kinda wanna visit the torture museum there, though.

Young Ed Boon?

[Selamis]

If a mod want to change the name that's fine, didn't realize people would forget the Fritzl case so fast.

Upon seeing the title but not venturing into thread, my first reaction was actually "Wait, why is this being reported again, this is a few years old story" but I guess that's not the case this time and it's a different guy with the same fucked up issues in his head.

[Yuri-G]

what the fuck austria? there must be something in the water, damn.]

edit: and who wrote this article. how do you suffer "permanent beatings"?

still brain-warpingly terrible, grammar or no grammar.

[Mazmaz]

I was expecting this to be a US thread.

[wop]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-children.html

A Mexican man has been arrested after he allegedly kept the teenage daughters of his girlfriend captive for five years and fathered five children with one of the girls.
Jorge Iniestra Salas, a 32-year-old taxi driver, is also accused of beating one of the teenagers to death in 2009 and suffocating a three-month-old boy by forcing the baby to nurse on the dead girl's body.
Prosecutors said Salas kept the bodies at his mother's home in a slum of Mexico City for a month before he dumped them on a road in a neighbouring state with the help of a brother.

Mexico City's prosecutor for crimes against children said that authorities rescued another three-month-old boy who had been severely beaten and is in a critical condition in hospital.
The surviving sister, now 21, and her three other children, aged two, four and five, are being cared for by authorities.
The family were kept in a filthy room with planks covering the windows. Prosecutor Jorge Ferman said: 'This is an imprisonment story, a story of captivity.'
Police have also arrested Salas's mother, brothers and sisters and the girls' mother for covering up the abuse and not allowing them to escape.


Salas allegedly became fixated on the two girls after starting a relationship with their mother Claudia Tapia, a 44-year-old school janitor, in 2004.
Salas soon moved in with the family which also included a son who he forced to work and often beat with a belt for not bringing home enough money.

In a chilling parallel to Austrian Josef Fritzl, prosecutors said he then stopped the girls going to school, moved them into his mother's house and refused to let them outside in the Iztapalapa neighbourhood.
Tapia told reporters that Salas was manipulative and told her that he belonged to the middle-class and that men of that status could have several women living with them.
The part-time cab driver has been charged with homicide, kidnapping and child abuse. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

The girls' mother ultimately lodged a complaint with police that led to their rescue.
The attorney general's office says she was so terrorised that she gave her entire savings and her debit card to Salas.
Mr Mancera said that Tapia and her daughters were suffering from Stockholm Syndrome, when captives identify with their kidnappers.
They have allegedly defended Salas's behaviour during questioning by prosecutors.

More pics in the link above.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/...52_634x403.jpg
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/...62_634x410.jpg

[Gadritan]

He faces up to 30 years in prison.

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[Elvis]

Shouldnt have been a daughter in a mexico

[dejet]

thats the type of case I just wish would end in

"He reached for something as we broke the door down, so we shot him"

[Elvis]

or real life dexter to play tiddlywinks with his insides

[Ksandra]

....

ya I was trying to figure that out too, wtf.

[archibaldcrane]

and suffocating a three-month-old boy by forcing the baby to nurse on the dead girl's body.

holy fuck that's the sickest thing i've probably ever heard of

[Marootsoobutsu]

ya I was trying to figure that out too, wtf.

It's not just Mexico; if you look at some of the "Human Rights" laws around the world, 20-30 years is the max you can spend in prison for any crime or even series of crimes. That's their definition of "Life". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Li...enceMapNew.svg Here's a nice map showing countries where a life sentence is impossible, and most of those countries ban sequential sentences that would surpass a set amount of years.

[volcanicweather]

Once word gets around in a country like Mexico though this guy will be lucky to survive 3 months in prison let alone 30 years. That's just how the system works there, guys like this who have committed heinous crimes against women and children are "dealt with" by fellow inmates.

[Uzor]

It's not just Mexico; if you look at some of the "Human Rights" laws around the world, 20-30 years is the max you can spend in prison for any crime or even series of crimes. That's their definition of "Life". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Li...enceMapNew.svg Here's a nice map showing countries where a life sentence is impossible, and most of those countries ban sequential sentences that would surpass a set amount of years.

I'd like to add that the map is very wrong, as Sweden abolished life sentence 1921. We have a set amount of years, where if you get life in prison they typically give you a set time - and most of the time you actually get half of it because of good behavior.

[Ashmada]

Yeah, that map looks outdated by a century or so.
In Belgium, repeat offending murderers (hard to translate "multirécidiviste") usually get 25-30 years tops and end up doing half of that. Then they kill again.

Wish we could give them 500+ years, like in the US; but no, serious crime (murder and rape) gets milder and milder punishment as time elapses, on the other end speeding fines spiral upwards and upwards. It's all about making money, Justice be damned.

Same shit in most of Europe, tbh.

(Dutroux's an exception)

[bechyni]

Another Australian hero.

I love it when your true color shines through.

[Chun Liroy]

I have no idea what that means.

[bechyni]

Oh you know

[Chun Liroy]

No, honestly, I don't. Care to explain?

[Abandon]

/facepalm