Speaker 1: The following episode involves scenes of sexual abuse that some
Speaker 1: may find disturbing. Parental discretion is advised. There was once
Speaker 1: a place deep in the rural hinterland of Bavaria in
Speaker 1: southern Germany, Positioned half a kilometer to the west of
Speaker 1: the village of Grubon. It sat quiet and still alone
Speaker 1: in the fields, surrounded by thick pine forest. A farmhouse
Speaker 1: made of stone and painted white. The farm, known as
Speaker 1: hinter Kaifek, had passed through many hands over the years,
Speaker 1: all of which had, at one time or another worked
Speaker 1: the rich, dark earth that surrounded it, sewing it, tilling it,
Speaker 1: and pulling from it. Fingers plunged deep into the black
Speaker 1: of it, and all had, in one way or another,
Speaker 1: left a piece of themselves in it too. By eighteen
Speaker 1: eighty six, the property had been passed to Cecilia Assam
Speaker 1: and Andreas Gruber, the pair having taken ownership of it
Speaker 1: shortly after the death of Cecilia's first husband, Joseph, for
Speaker 1: Cecilia left to run the farm and raise two young
Speaker 1: children alone. Andreas was an apt partner, a farm laborer
Speaker 1: with an intense and quiet disposition. His hands were strong
Speaker 1: and his shoulders broad enough for them all, not that
Speaker 1: Cecilia's weren't also, and so in April eighteen eighty six,
Speaker 1: Cecilia Assam became Cecilia Gruber, and together she and Andreas
Speaker 1: worked the farm and the surrounding fields, maintaining a fine
Speaker 1: and stable business. In eighteen eighty seven, new life arrives
Speaker 1: in the form of a baby girl named Victoria. She
Speaker 1: is joined by Sophie two years later, and for those
Speaker 1: first few years joy threatens to reign a hint kaifek,
Speaker 1: But the joy is short lived. Like almost twenty percent
Speaker 1: of children in the local district at the time, Sophie
Speaker 1: does not live to see her second birthday. And now
Speaker 1: a cloud is descending over this stark white property, cast
Speaker 1: a drift from the nearby town and seeming to move
Speaker 1: further away with each passing day, the forests surrounding it
Speaker 1: seeming to grow ever denser, and the trees looming ever taller.
Speaker 1: It is a natural habit of humans to project onto
Speaker 1: all that we see, and no more so than with
Speaker 1: our interpretations of the forest. For some, the forest is
Speaker 1: foreboding a locusts for unknown dangers that lurk deep within.
Speaker 1: But the forest does not think itself foreboding the forest
Speaker 1: just is, And yet for hinter Kaifek, it is hard
Speaker 1: not to read those tall, thick pines that surrounded the farm,
Speaker 1: and the gloom of the forest beyond, as some kind
Speaker 1: of psychic projection emanating from the darkness festering inside that
Speaker 1: white stone building, a darkness that would one day come
Speaker 1: to define that land in more ways than one. How
Speaker 1: fitting too that the patch of woodland closest to the
Speaker 1: farm should be called hex and Holtz, or the Witch's forest,
Speaker 1: the notion of the witch often being just a projection
Speaker 1: of our own innate fears of the other, but also two,
Speaker 1: as woman's suffragist Matilda Josly Engage once noted, the fear
Speaker 1: of women. But perhaps it isn't just fear that manifests
Speaker 1: this patriarchal image of the malevolent witch, but guilt too.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Unexplained, and I'm Richard McClean smith. The
Speaker 1: couple looked happy enough as they stood reciting their vows
Speaker 1: under the watchful eyes of the priest. As they stepped
Speaker 1: out of the church arm in arm. Some say, for
Speaker 1: a brief moment, the clouds above parted and a ray
Speaker 1: of sunshine slipped through. Perhaps the bride are now twenty
Speaker 1: six year old Victoria saw it too, and perhaps for
Speaker 1: a moment there was even the hint of a smile
Speaker 1: as she looked into the eyes of her new husband,
Speaker 1: Carl Gabriel, and saw there the hope of a better future,
Speaker 1: a future safe from harm and full of warmth for
Speaker 1: the child that would surely come. But such thoughts were
Speaker 1: never kept long in her mind before the sight of
Speaker 1: her father, Andreas Gruber dissolved them instantly, that unmoving, impassive face,
Speaker 1: ever present, always watching the sight of him, never failing
Speaker 1: to catch in her throat, congealing like thick black tar.
Speaker 1: There had long been rumors about the man, about how
Speaker 1: he regularly beat his wife, Cecilia, now sixty four years
Speaker 1: old and nine years his senior, but that wasn't all.
Speaker 1: It was said to be common knowledge amongst the local
Speaker 1: farming community and in the village of Grubon de Tandreas
Speaker 1: regularly raped his daughter, although it wasn't called rape at
Speaker 1: the time. Perhaps Carl knew this too when he married Victoria,
Speaker 1: and perhaps there was a hope that their marriage might
Speaker 1: put an end to the abuse. Or perhaps, as some
Speaker 1: have suggested the union was more pragmatic than that that
Speaker 1: it merely offered a buffer for Victoria and an opportunity
Speaker 1: for Karl and indeed the wider Gabriel family to gain
Speaker 1: access to a successful, if modest business. Only a month
Speaker 1: before their wedding, Andreas transferred all the rights to the
Speaker 1: farm to his daughter, making her the sole heir to
Speaker 1: the property. By marrying Victoria, Carl had guaranteed that any
Speaker 1: children of theirs would inherit the land. But for some possessions,
Speaker 1: or at least what they consider to be their possessions,
Speaker 1: are not so easy to let go of, and no
Speaker 1: matter where they turned nor what time of day, there
Speaker 1: would be Andreas, who, along with Cecilia, remained living at
Speaker 1: the property, standing watch stone, faced deep in thought. Barely
Speaker 1: weeks after the wedding, Carl moved back home to his parents,
Speaker 1: complaining that he was being bullied and that the fierce
Speaker 1: and uncompromising Andreas had even taken to starving him. But
Speaker 1: just as Andreas cast his shadow over hinter kaifek So
Speaker 1: two were other larger shadows being steadily drawn across the land.
Speaker 1: In late June of nineteen fourteen comes the news that
Speaker 1: Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria Hungary,
Speaker 1: has been shot dead. The rickety, stumbling wheel of human
Speaker 1: civilization takes another lurch from the path and wobbles inexorably
Speaker 1: toward war, and so the men are summoned by appeals
Speaker 1: to duty and valor. Perhaps it is with trepidation that
Speaker 1: Carl packs up the few belongings he'll need and marches
Speaker 1: out of the farm toward Munich to sign up, leaving
Speaker 1: behind and now four months pregnant, Victoria. Or perhaps at
Speaker 1: the sight of the stone faced Andreas, pausing briefly from
Speaker 1: his work in the field to nod goodbye to his
Speaker 1: son in law, it is with relief before long. It
Speaker 1: is December twelfth, nineteen fourteen, eight hundred kilometers to the
Speaker 1: northwest of hint Kaifek. A crow swoops down above a
Speaker 1: field just north of the town of Arras, coming to rest,
Speaker 1: and what remains of an old beech tree in the
Speaker 1: field below, freshly scarred and pockmarked by shelling, there lies
Speaker 1: a body, its forehead split open and the lower jaw obliterated,
Speaker 1: its pale vacant eyes staring up toward a slowly darkening sky.
Speaker 1: The crow cause and swoops down for closer inspection, but
Speaker 1: a hand quickly shoes it away. Joseph Bickler, a farmer
Speaker 1: from vadeh Hoffen, a town close to Gruben, stands over
Speaker 1: the body, recognizing it instantly as that of his old
Speaker 1: school friend Carl Gabriel. The following week, back at hinter Kaifek,
Speaker 1: a now heavily pregnant, Victoria watches from the window as
Speaker 1: postal worker Joseph Meyer draws near to the house. With him,
Speaker 1: he carries a copy of Andreas's regular paper and a
Speaker 1: letter addressed to Victoria written by Joseph Bickler, informing her
Speaker 1: of her husband's death. But Victoria has little time to
Speaker 1: grieve when three weeks later she gives birth to her
Speaker 1: first child, whom she names Cecilia after her mother. But
Speaker 1: still the rumors refuse to go away, as many in
Speaker 1: the village are left wandering is the child karls or
Speaker 1: is it her father's. At some point in early nineteen fifteen,
Speaker 1: a complaint is brought to the local police that Andreas
Speaker 1: was committing incest with his daughter. After a formal investigation,
Speaker 1: rumor becomes fact when on May twenty eighth, Andreas is
Speaker 1: convicted for the offense, with the court deciding to limit
Speaker 1: the period of the crime to the year's nineteen oh
Speaker 1: seven to nineteen ten, when Victoria was aged twenty to
Speaker 1: twenty three. This was most likely an arbitrary decision to
Speaker 1: avoid looking into accusations that it had in fact been
Speaker 1: going on much longer than that, and thereby allowing Andreas
Speaker 1: the opportunity to escape the accusation of child abuse. He
Speaker 1: is sentenced to one year in prison. Such was the
Speaker 1: attitude of the day. Victoria was considered to be a
Speaker 1: willing participant in the abuse, and as such was also
Speaker 1: convicted for the crime. On January tenth, nineteen sixteen, a
Speaker 1: day after her daughter's first birthday, Victoria was taken to
Speaker 1: Neuburg Prison to spend the first of thirty days behind
Speaker 1: bars for one relatively blissful year. Victoria and her mother
Speaker 1: Cecilia run the farm with help from their maid kretchens Raiger. Together,
Speaker 1: they manage all the livestock and harvest the fields. On Sundays,
Speaker 1: Victoria makes the short journey to the village of Vaidhoffen
Speaker 1: to attend the trade fair, and on occasion joins the
Speaker 1: church choir to sing. She is praised widely for her
Speaker 1: voice and is known by the nickname the Lark of
Speaker 1: hinter Kaifek. But in February nineteen seventeen, Andreas returns, and
Speaker 1: though Victoria continues to sing, something of her voice has changed.
Speaker 1: In nineteen eighteen, Victoria begins a relationship with Lorenz Schlittenbauer,
Speaker 1: her neighbor from the next farm over who is only
Speaker 1: recently widowed. The affair is brief, with some blaming the
Speaker 1: presence of Andreas for Lorenz's reluctance to pursue the relationship. However,
Speaker 1: by the end of December, Victoria discovers she is pregnant again,
Speaker 1: and Lie nineteen nineteen, gives birth to a son, whom
Speaker 1: she names Joseph. Now a single mother with two young children,
Speaker 1: Victoria is convinced that Lorenz is the father and approaches
Speaker 1: him for financial support. In response, Lorenz, who suspects the
Speaker 1: child might instead be Andrea's, reports her and her father
Speaker 1: again to the police. With Andreas Julia arrested and awaiting
Speaker 1: a second trial, Victoria pleads with Lorenz to drop the
Speaker 1: charge and claim paternity of the child to help put
Speaker 1: an end toward the salacious rumors. Lorenz later said that
Speaker 1: despite agreeing to the claim, Victoria paid him to say it. Meanwhile, Cretans,
Speaker 1: the family's maid, is growing increasingly anxious. At night, she
Speaker 1: hears unusual sounds in the house and what seemed like
Speaker 1: footsteps moving about the place. Sometimes her door even seems
Speaker 1: to open on its own accord. One morning in the
Speaker 1: summer of nineteen twenty one, after pulling up water from
Speaker 1: the well, Kretchians is walking across the courtyard when she
Speaker 1: hears a strange noise coming from the barn, unlike any
Speaker 1: of the usual animal cries. Moving slowly into the barn,
Speaker 1: she catches sight of something in the corner and recoils
Speaker 1: in horror. It is Andreas raping his daughter, who lies
Speaker 1: motionless underneath him. Kretchians leaves the farm the following week.
Speaker 1: The winter of nineteen twenty one is especially cruel, with
Speaker 1: freezing temperatures lasting well into the following year. By mid March,
Speaker 1: there is still no end in sight, with frost and
Speaker 1: snow a frequent occurrence. One gray afternoon, Victoria is walking
Speaker 1: across the courtyard when she is distracted by a movement
Speaker 1: to the south. Looking up, she can just make out
Speaker 1: a lone figure standing at the edge of which is wood,
Speaker 1: that appears to be watching her. Looking away for a moment,
Speaker 1: she turns back to find that the figure has gone.
Speaker 1: A few days later, when postal worker Joseph Meyer arrives
Speaker 1: at the property, he has met by Andreas waving a
Speaker 1: paper around a damp and muddy copy of the munich Zeitung.
Speaker 1: He'd found it while out in the field, close to
Speaker 1: which is wood. He wants to know if Joseph has
Speaker 1: dropped it, perhaps, but Joseph has never seen it before,
Speaker 1: and neither has he ever delivered one like it. Whosevers
Speaker 1: it was, he suggests, was not local to the area.
Speaker 1: It is early in the morning of March twenty ninth
Speaker 1: when Andreas is disturbed from bed by what sounds like
Speaker 1: footsteps shuffling about in the attic above. Grabbing his rifle
Speaker 1: and a flashlight, he makes his way through the darkness
Speaker 1: toward the attic stairs and climbs up into the opening above,
Speaker 1: each step creaking as he goes. Pointing the light into
Speaker 1: the roof, he could see the whole attic stretched out
Speaker 1: in both directions, empty save for some old patches of
Speaker 1: straw that were scattered about, and the pieces of meat
Speaker 1: hanging in the smoke house above the kitchen. On the
Speaker 1: morning of Thursday, March thirtieth, Andreas heads toward the engine room,
Speaker 1: where much of the farmer's heavy equipment is kept. The
Speaker 1: room is located at the southwest tip of the L
Speaker 1: shaped farm, tacked on to the end of the barn.
Speaker 1: The snow is still thick on the ground as Andreas approaches,
Speaker 1: to find that the padlock on the door is missing.
Speaker 1: What's more, there are two sets of footprints in the
Speaker 1: snow leading inside the building, but none coming out. A
Speaker 1: confused Andreas stares down at the tracks and then up
Speaker 1: toward which is wood where they seem to have come from.
Speaker 1: Andrea shouts for whoever is inside to come out, but
Speaker 1: there is no reply. Pulling the door open, he's relieved
Speaker 1: to find the place completely deserted and everything as he'd
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Speaker 1: to be missing, prompting the rest of the family, including
Speaker 1: seven year old Cecilia, to search or knight for her.
Speaker 1: Concern that she may have drowned herself, leads the family
Speaker 1: to the banks of the river par a kilometer to
Speaker 1: the south of the farm, but there is no sign
Speaker 1: of her in the dark, icy water. The seventy two
Speaker 1: year old Cecilia is finally found sitting silently on a
Speaker 1: tree stump in the forest and is eventually coaxed back
Speaker 1: to the farm. The following day, with things appearing to
Speaker 1: have abated, the family are joined by forty five year
Speaker 1: old Maria Baumgartner, who arrives accompanied by her sister Francisca,
Speaker 1: to take on the roll of a living housemaid. Francisca
Speaker 1: had helped secure the job for her sister, who, due
Speaker 1: to her learning difficulties and the slight physical disability of
Speaker 1: having one leg shorter than the other had often struggled
Speaker 1: for work, her most recent job in the nearby town
Speaker 1: of Unterwittelsbach having been terminated simply because the town's mayor
Speaker 1: deemed her too unsightly for the local community. And though
Speaker 1: Franciska had heard much about the Gruber family and what
Speaker 1: was rumored to take place at hint Kaifek, it was
Speaker 1: an opportunity too good to refuse for Maria. Even still,
Speaker 1: it was hard not to feel a little trepidation when,
Speaker 1: after helping her sister settle in, she made her goodbyes
Speaker 1: and headed out of the property. With the wind picking
Speaker 1: up and thick storm clouds beginning to gather in the
Speaker 1: sky above, Franciska was approaching the main road when she
Speaker 1: heard the voice of her sister calling out from behind her.
Speaker 1: Turning round, she saw Maria racing toward her for one
Speaker 1: final good bye before they parted. After a brief hug,
Speaker 1: Maria asked her sister to visit again soon, then turned
Speaker 1: and headed back to the farm. It is late the
Speaker 1: following night when local carpenter Michael Plockell trudges past the
Speaker 1: property and spots a fire burning in the outdoor oven
Speaker 1: and smoke billowing out of its chimney. Perhaps it was
Speaker 1: the nauseating smell like burnt rags that caused him to stop,
Speaker 1: or perhaps it was just something in the quiet of
Speaker 1: the night. But as he stares, he is taken aback
Speaker 1: by the sudden movement of a figure stepping into the courtyard.
Speaker 1: Michael watches as the figure slams the oven door, shut,
Speaker 1: points a flashlight in his direction, and then begins steadily
Speaker 1: making his way toward him, Frozen with fear at first,
Speaker 1: as the figure draws closer and closer, Michael finally pulls
Speaker 1: his hands from his pockets and speed off in the
Speaker 1: opposite direction. It is two days later when Joseph Mayer
Speaker 1: arrives at the property to deliver Andreas's paper, only to
Speaker 1: find the place completely deserted, with no sign of Andreas
Speaker 1: or anyone else for that matter, to be found. The
Speaker 1: courtyard unnervingly quiet save for the gentle lowing of the
Speaker 1: cattle coming from inside the barn, assuming they're out working
Speaker 1: the field somewhere. Joseph leaves the paper on the kitchen
Speaker 1: window sill and heads off to continue his round. It
Speaker 1: is sometime around midday on Tuesday, April fourth, when machinist
Speaker 1: Albert Hoffner arrives at hint Kaifek to make repairs to
Speaker 1: the family's threshing machine. A cold wind whips around him
Speaker 1: as he pulls up to the courtyard gate on his bicycle,
Speaker 1: Surprised to find that it's still locked. After waiting unsuccessfully
Speaker 1: for over an hour for someone to meet him, Albert
Speaker 1: makes his way to the engine room. Grateful to find
Speaker 1: the lock is broken, he lets himself inside and sets
Speaker 1: to work on the machine. Four and a half hours later,
Speaker 1: there is still no sign of the family. With the
Speaker 1: work completed, Albert heads into the courtyard and notices for
Speaker 1: the first time that the barn door is wide open.
Speaker 1: I'm sure if it was before. He moves toward it,
Speaker 1: calling out for Andreas or Victoria, but has met with
Speaker 1: only silence. Peering into the darkness beyond, he sees only
Speaker 1: the cattle inside and some hay piled up in the
Speaker 1: far corner. Hearing the dog suddenly barking manically, he wanders
Speaker 1: round to the front of the house and finds it
Speaker 1: tied up by the front door. Ignoring its cries, Albert
Speaker 1: cups his hands over the glass and peers inside to
Speaker 1: the kitchen, but sees nothing untoward. Turning back, he takes
Speaker 1: one final look at the empty field to the stretch
Speaker 1: of forest beyond, then heads off to find his bicycle.
Speaker 1: It's just gone five pm when farmer Michael Pearl, another
Speaker 1: neighbor of the Grubers, here's a knock at his door.
Speaker 1: He opens it to find a nervous looking Lorenz Schlittenbauer
Speaker 1: and their neighbor Jacob Sig waiting for him. After hearing
Speaker 1: about Albert Hoffner's strange experience at the farm, Lorenz had
Speaker 1: grown increasingly concerned about the Gruber family and his apparent's
Speaker 1: son Joseph's whereabouts. With the young Cecilia not having been
Speaker 1: seen at school since Saturday, all was eerily quiet as
Speaker 1: the three men stepped into hint of Kaife's deserted courtyard,
Speaker 1: the silence only becoming more deaf when their desperate cause
Speaker 1: for Victoria and Andreas brought no reply. Finding all doors
Speaker 1: to the property now completely shut and locked up save
Speaker 1: for the engine room, the men made their way inside
Speaker 1: from the back, only to find that through door to
Speaker 1: the barn had been deliberately blocked from behind with a
Speaker 1: beam of wood. After finally managing to dislodge it, and
Speaker 1: with the light quickly beginning to fade, the men carried
Speaker 1: on into the barn beyond. The sudden appearance of a
Speaker 1: cow wandering freely around inside startled them momentarily as they
Speaker 1: continued forward into the dark, feeling for obstacles with their feet,
Speaker 1: when suddenly Michael cried out, Hey, there's something here. Michael
Speaker 1: pulled back and realized with horror it was a foot.
Speaker 1: Whoever it was, was lying under a large plank of
Speaker 1: wood that had been put on top of them. Together,
Speaker 1: the men pulled the wood to the side and revealed
Speaker 1: the body of Andreas Gruber underneath, dressed in trousers and undershirt,
Speaker 1: thickly matted with blood and crudely covered over with hay.
Speaker 1: Pulling the body out, the men recoiled at the sight
Speaker 1: of its face. The right side of it was completely
Speaker 1: smashed in, its cheek, bones clearly visible. But then Lorenz
Speaker 1: saw the other limbs, all packed underneath together. Pulling out
Speaker 1: one after the other, the men revealed the bodies of
Speaker 1: seven year old Cecilia, dressed in her night skirt, her
Speaker 1: mother Victoria, and her mother Cecilia, both fully dressed and
Speaker 1: hideously mutilated, their clothes and faces black with blood. Michael
Speaker 1: and Jacob wretched at the sight of them and stumbled
Speaker 1: back into the courtyard, desperate for air. A moment later,
Speaker 1: Lorenz appeared in the yard, having opened the front door
Speaker 1: to the main house from inside, and beckoned for the
Speaker 1: other two to help him search for his son. They
Speaker 1: found him in the stroller at the foot of Victoria's bed,
Speaker 1: his body partially covered with one of Victoria's jackets. He'd
Speaker 1: been killed by a heavy blow to the face. Finally,
Speaker 1: after almost missing her at first, Michael noticed a pair
Speaker 1: of legs peeking out from under the bed in the
Speaker 1: maid's quarters. It was Maria, her clothes and face also
Speaker 1: soaked black with blood. As Michael and Jacob struggled to
Speaker 1: make sense of it all, an eerily calm Lawrence returned
Speaker 1: to Victoria's bedroom, and, having found a candle, sat down
Speaker 1: quietly on the bed and lit it. Outside. All about
Speaker 1: the and was silent and still, save for the gentle
Speaker 1: rustle of wind in the pines and the occasional wail
Speaker 1: of cattle coming from that solitary white stone building of
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