He has been escaping for five years!
Five years ago, a woman in Melbourne, Australia, was beaten and sexually assaulted in the alley. The suspect has yet been arrested, but the local police recently disclosed the CCTV clip and the appearance of the suspect of the incident, and issue 500,000 Australian dollars as bounty.
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According to reports, on 30 June, 2013, 22-year-old Chloe was walking on Melbourne's King Street and was stared a man when passing by the corner of La Trobe Street.
Not later, the man suddenly pulled Chloe into the alley Browns Lane, beaten and sexually assaulted her. After committing the crime, the man fled south along Chetwynd Street.
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After five years, the suspect has not been arrested, and the police issued a bounty on 19 Aug, Sunday to ask people who can provide relevant clues. Superintendent of Police, Steve Wilson said, "The victim has suffered cruel physical injuries and sexual assaults. It is already lucky to be able to survive. I hope that insiders can provide clues to the police so that we can solve the case as soon as possible."
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According to the description told by the victim, the suspect should be an Asian or Indian male, of medium build, with short black hair and a stubble. He was wearing blue jeans and a leather jacket with a black shirt inside.
The police also revealed that the CCTV video on the street showing the victim had talked with four men. They might be the eyewitnesses.
BERLIN (AP) — Austrian judges have ruled that a man who kept his daughter captive for 24 years, raped her thousands of times and fathered seven children with her, can be moved from psychiatric detention to a regular prison, a court said Tuesday.
The decision on Monday was the latest in a legal back-and-forth on Josef Fritzl's future.
The state court in the town of Krems said in a statement that the 89-year-old can be moved as he no longer poses the kind of danger that requires keeping him in psychiatric detention. The decision was based on an April 30 hearing with Fritzl, as well as reports by forensic and psychiatric experts.
Because of Fritzl's advancing dementia and physical decline, psychiatric detention is no longer necessary for his “combined personality disorder” as there is no longer a danger of Fritzl committing serious crimes, the court said.
The court said Fritzl can be moved to the prison for a 10-year trial period but that he cannot be released from detention altogether.
Prosecutors appealed an earlier decision in January that Fritzl could be moved to a regular prison, and both sides also are entitled to appeal the latest decision.
His crime came to light in 2008 and he was sentenced in 2009 to life imprisonment for committing incest, rape, coercion, false imprisonment and enslavement of his daughter, and negligent homicide of one of his infant sons.
Fritzl became known as the “Monster of Amstetten” after the northern Austrian town where he locked up his then-18-year-old daughter in a sound-proofed basement of his house in 1984.
Over the next 24 years, he repeatedly raped her and fathered seven children with her, one of whom died.
FILE - Josef Fritzl, center, is escorted to the fourth day of his trial in the provincial courthouse in St. Poelten, Austria, Thursday, March 19, 2009. An Austrian court has ruled that the man who kept his daughter captive for 24 years and raped her thousands of times, fathering seven children with her, can be moved from psychiatric detention to a regular prison. The decision follows a legal back-and-forth on Josef Fritzl's future. (AP Photo/Robert Jaeger, Pool, File)
