Tragic crime: couple found dead in Vienna in apartment!

Tragic crime: couple found dead in Vienna in apartment!

A shocking discovery occurred in the 3rd district in Vienna: an elderly couple was found dead in his apartment. The emergency call, which alerted the police, was stopped by a relative who had tried in vain to reach the relatives by phone. At the incoming police, it turned out that the 81-year-old man had first committed his 79-year-old wife and then himself with a firearm. The exact background of the tragic incident have not yet been determined, but the first investigations indicate a deeply sad family tragedy. Further studies are in progress to clarify the motif that led to this shocking event. Information on this was published in a report by Kurier

In recent years there have been repeated reports in Austria about violence against older people who often take place in the family. This problem is complex and complex: Often those affected suffer from financial dependence, overwhelming or lack of support. According to the Ministry of Social Affairs, violence in older people is not only a physical nature, but also includes psychological abuse. the Ministry of Social Affairs indicates that many cases remain unnoticed and seek help out of shame or from fear before further conflicts.

For people who live in violent situations, numerous offers of help are available. For example, women and girls who are affected by violence can contact the women's helpline that can be reached throughout Austria under number 0800 222 555 . This not only offers initial advice, but also support in crisis situations. There are also special advice centers for a wide variety of problems related to violence, such as forced marriage or sexual violence. here find contact points that offer help confidentially and anonymously.

Another important aspect is the prevention of violence against older people. In order to counteract this, the Ministry of Social Affairs sets educational and sensitization measures. These should not only reach the general public, but also sensitize specialists who work with older people. The aim is to raise awareness and to counteract violent attacks at an early stage.