Re: The family in the cellar

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prd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> In article <MPG.22964f169fa20ef19898af@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> netcat@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (netcat) wrote:
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> > 
> > But the difference there is, I presume, that sometimes you were 
> > invited, and he did not threaten you with repercussions if you 
> > would have gone in without invitation.
> 
> Yes, but all in all, I have less of a problem of believing that the
> mother didn't know what was going on than in understanding Fritzl's
> mindset in his actions.

There's nothing particular to understand there, he was not right in his 
head. And he was cruel and selfish. Does it really surprise you there 
are people like that?

The difference is, the mother was supposedly sane and a caring and 
loving mother. Does not fit under my description of those though.

rgds,
netcat