Maniac Frittsl complained to the court for a difficult childhood.

SyuzhetyManyak of Amshtettena16.03.2009Frittsl partially admitted his vinuAvstriets Joseph Frittsl, which is judged for what he had for 24 years, kept in confinement and raped his daughter, complained to the court for a difficult childhood. According to AFP, its recognition, he made a trembling voice.
According to Frittslya, he was unwanted child. "My mother bore me in 42 years. She did not want the child, disparage me and Bill," - said the defendant.
Frittsl told that at the age of 12, he made it clear to his mother that would no longer tolerate the beatings, and intends to defend himself. "From this moment on I became a byword for Satan" - he added.
However Frittsl said that his mother in childhood, too, had not an easy task. "She grew up on a farm and she had to work with the eight years" - he said.
It was reported that during the trial, which began March 16, Joseph Frittsl partially admitted his guilt. He confessed to rape, incest and imprisonment. In addition, he is charged with slavery, murder and cruel treatment.
According to investigation, in 1984, he locked in the basement of his house in the city Amshtetten native daughter Elizabeth, which was then 18 years old, and regularly raped her. They were born seven children, one of whom died. According to some reports, he burned the body of the baby. Three children Frittsl took his daughter and to grow in his house, the rest lived in the basement.
73-year-old was arrested Frittslya 27 April 2008, after the hospital was hit with Elizabeth daughter Kirsten. She fell in due to oxygen starvation, because the life held in the basement. The police became interested in the fate of her mother and soon found 42-year-old Elizabeth in the cellar.
The trial of Frittslem held in the Austrian city of St. Peltier in the partially closed doors. Elizabeth herself Frittsl not appear in court. After the crime revealed, along with children placed under protection of police and taken away to another part of Austria. As expected, the jury announced its verdict on March 20.