Florian Apler speaks after acquittal: a life between fate and guilt!

Florian Apler speaks after acquittal: a life between fate and guilt!

Kitzbüheler Ache, Österreich - A drama of captivating intensity shaked Austria: Florian Apler, the father of the deceased six -year -old Leon, made it into custody after 522 days. The public prosecutor accused him of killing his son during a night walk in August 2022, but on August 1, 2024, a jury in Innsbruck unanimously spoke him. This acquittal is not only a turning point in aptler’s life, but also raises serious questions about the Austrian judicial system, as krone.at reports.

The tragic events took place in the early morning of August 28, 2022. Apler was found unconscious on the banks of the Kitzbüheler Ache, next to him a fallen children's buggy. Leon's body was recovered from the river a little later. Hairs of long investigations followed, which finally brought him to prison. In a touching interview with Christoph Feurstein, Apler now reports on the dark times and the feeling of being delivered, in a system that had accused him for a murder that he did not commit. In his newly published book "The Leon case - 522 days innocent behind bars", he expresses serious allegations against the authorities, including poor investigation and biased reporting, as apa.at announced.

processing and charges against the judiciary

The book is more than a simple story; It is an attempt to reveal the countless inconsistencies and mistakes in the investigative work. Apler listed over 100 omissions that led him in the catch of the judiciary. During the trial, which was only short, many important evidence was not even taken into account. An example is a video that shows a passer -by near the crime scene and has yet been ignored in the investigation. With such serious defects, Apler speaks of a judicial scandal that not only hit him but also his family hard.

For Florian Apler, returning to normal is a rocky path. He not only regained his freedom, but is now also fighting against the financial and emotional consequences of the devastating process. The support of his family gives him strength, but the wounds remain. "Freedom has its price," he says soberly, while facing the public with his experiences and truth behind the Leon case.