Fritzl's was a chilling tale of a father who turned a monster. ...
01:03 AM, Jun 04, 2009
Josef Fritzl's daughter Elisabeth Fritzl has reportedly fell in love with her bodyguard. ...
12:28 PM, Jun 02, 2009
The Chilean man fathered four children with his daughter. ...
09:57 AM, May 27, 2009
Fritzl, 73, pleaded guilty to incest, rape, enslavement among other charges. ...
07:51 PM, Mar 19, 2009
The elder daughter, now 21, was allegedly raped for 10 years. ...
10:23 AM, Mar 19, 2009
Josef Fritzl accused of imprisoning, raping daughter for 24 years. ...
02:41 PM, Mar 18, 2009
Josef Fritzl is now offering the house where he kept her on rent. ...
02:22 PM, Sep 16, 2008
Prosecutors hope to formally charge Fritzl in September. ...
03:28 PM, Aug 05, 2008
She was held captive in a dungeon for 24 years by her father. ...
11:43 AM, May 30, 2008
CNN-IBN's experts review Rajasthan Royals' thrilling chase against Deccan Chargers in IPL 5 on Tuesday. ...
10:52 AM, May 13, 2008
Pune: ICC president Sharad Pawar on Sunday inaugurated the international cricket stadium built by the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) at Gahunje, near Pune, which will host the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches this season. The Rs 300 crore stadium, with a capacity of 45,000, is named as Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium and will be the home ground for the Pune Warriors India team in the IPL. Pawar hailed the role...
09:28 AM, May 08, 2008
Johannesburg: MS Dhoni does not believe fatigue will be a real factor for the Indian team which is gearing up to play South Africa in a one-off T20 match days before the Indian Premier League (IPL) will begin. Dhoni and his team arrived in Johannesburg for the match, scheduled to be held on Friday in Johannesburg. The match will be played to commemorate 150 years of Indian settlement in South...
01:06 PM, May 07, 2008
Lahore: The former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has said he can assemble a quality World XI to come and play in the country if the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is willing to bear the expenses. Latif's comments came after the chairman of the PCB, Zaka Ashraf, said if Bangladesh do not send their team to Pakistan next month the board would look at other options, including inviting a World XI...
11:02 AM, May 07, 2008
Karachi: Days after International Cricket Council [ICC] CEO Haroon Lorgat advised banned Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir to concentrate on his rehabilitation, Pakistan Cricket Board [PCB] Chairman Zaka Ashraf termed Amir's five-year ban for his role in spot-fixing as harsh, suggesting him to challenge it. I think the five-year ban is too harsh and it is down to Amir if he wishes to appeal against that lengthy ban imposed upon...
05:52 PM, May 06, 2008
Lahore: Pakistan's banned pacer, Mohammad Amir has apparently admitted for the first time his guilt in the spot-fixing scandal and apologised for his actions. According to well-informed sources, Aamir has spoken in detail to former England captain, Mike Atherton in an interview to Sky Sports, about the spot-fixing scandal and his role in it. What is interesting is that Amir spells out the reasons and channels through which he got ...
01:28 PM, May 05, 2008
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