Eerie find: Children's skeleton discovered on Vöcklabruck school premises!

Eerie find: Children's skeleton discovered on Vöcklabruck school premises!

Vöcklabruck, Österreich - In a shocking incident, the partially mumbled skeleton of a baby was discovered in the sports and integration middle school in Vöcklabruck. According to a former school director, the body was found on the guilt floor around 50 years ago, but was initially not considered. It was only on Friday, during the school, police officers of the State Criminal Police Office in civilian clothing were added to pursue the worrying discovery. An autopsy that could bring clarity about the circumstances of the skeleton is still pending, as the “crown” reports.

children's crime in Switzerland in the 1980s

The incident in Vöcklabruck is fatally reminiscent of the dark years in Switzerland during the 1980s when a series of child slides and killings cost 21 children. Of these, seven children disappeared without a trace, while the remains of other victims were found. The clarification of twelve of these cases still does not exist today, which makes this decade a terrible chapter in Swiss crime history, as can be seen from a comprehensive article in Wikipedia. In particular, the extreme similarities between the fate of the kidnapped children and the newly found skeleton raise questions and could indicate a systematic problem in society.

The infamous perpetrator Werner Ferrari was convicted of murder of several boys during this time. His deeds and the unsolved cases throw a heavy shadow on the investigation of the Swiss authorities. During the 1980s, many of these children's offenses were not informed, which caused the missing children in the hearts of the population and the media to leave an indelibly echo. Wikipedia's article shows how characterized in the population for that time, which also increased the danger that similar incidents remained undetected.

The discovery of the skeleton in Vöcklabruck could re -infect the debate about the processing of such crimes and make it clear that society must continue to deal with the unfortunate fates of victims and the failures of the past.