Mothers in Fortice: Tragic fates according to childhoods

Mothers in Fortice: Tragic fates according to childhoods

Simmering, Wien, Österreich - In the Josefstadt prison in Vienna, two mothers who are suspected of killed their newborns have become unpleasant cell names. The 30-year-old Büsra T. and a 21-year-old woman from Oberpullendorf, who gave birth to her child in a hotel in Simmering, spend her detention in neighboring cells. According to a report by today.at, Büsra T. was accused of putting her baby in a plastic container in front of a clinic in favorites seven days after the birth after treating it violently-this results in suspicion of murder. In the case of the Burgenland woman, however, the investigation is only due to killing a child during the birth process, which can be punished with a maximum imprisonment of five years.

While Büsra T. cries around her child every day and shows remorse, her neighbor is less affected in the cell, who was in a hotel in Simmering at the time of her arrest. The small boy who died in the hotel is the result of a violent incident that comes into focus of the investigation. As Booking.com , Simmering offers a variety of accommodations, including modern hotels such as the Sim’s Hotel, which is only a stone's throw away from public transport connections that lead to the city center. Nevertheless, the two women are currently not very communicative, although they could possibly exchange ideas when they or through the windows.

The presumption of innocence applies to Büsra T. and her cell partner, but the tragedy of her actions and the dark atmosphere in the detention center still leave a large shadow above this case. As reported today, many readers are interested in this dramatic and dark story. The mothers are inextricably connected to each other because of their severe allegations and the torture that they go through, even if they show different emotions and reactions to their terrible deeds.