For years, the victims were not believed: A Klagenfurt kindergarten teacher not only hoarded 120,000 child pornographic items, but also assaulted two little girls!
This case is a scandal that should never have happened. There is nothing to gloss over for the authorities involved in Carinthia. But one after the other… In 2015 the judiciary documented allegations of pedophilia against a man from Klagenfurt for the first time. The man works as a kindergarten teacher in a municipal company. However, the investigations are unsuccessful and the proceedings are discontinued. He continues to look after small children and also offers his services as an experienced babysitter online. Three years later, child porn investigators on the Internet once again came across the trail of the male nanny. In the first trial, the father of the family received a year in prison and a ban on working. Only months later he was charged again – because of another 120,000 hideous pictures. The sentence will be increased to 18 months in May 2019, and the ex-childcare worker will also be sent to a psychiatric institution because court expert Walter Wagner has made a risk assessment and fears so-called “hands-on” crimes. In other words: children are in danger! Her own daughter also unpacks and accuses her father of having desecrated her for years – for perverted photos and similar shots with strangers. Despite detailed descriptions, the child is not believed. Photos and videos convicted child molesters. The alleged child molester will be released from prison on March 10, 2020 for reasons that cannot be understood. In August 2021, however, there were new suspicions against him. During a house search, police officers again confiscated incriminating material – photos and videos that now also confirm the serious sexual abuse of their own daughter and a friend. “We have brought charges of serious sexual abuse against two victims,” confirms Markus Kitz, spokesman for Klagenfurt Public prosecutor. “The accused ultimately confessed.” The trial will take place at the end of June under Judge Gernot Kugi.
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