While Heidemarie Schnitzer, David Caruso's fugitive Austrian stalker, spends the holidays hiding out in Mexico's Baja peninsula, her daughter Katharina Sophie Putzer will not be seeing her mother for Christmas. Instead, Katharina will spend the holidays motherless after being abandoned eight months ago by a mentally unbalanced woman who would rather disparage and defame David Caruso than be a parent to this lovely child who is now probably a pre-teen.
Here at The Stalker Chronicles, we hope for this child's sake that her mother is captured soon and receives the psychiatric help she so desperately needs. Then and only then, will Katharina Sophie be able to reconnect with the woman she calls mother. Have a Merry Christmas Katharina with the family and relatives who love and care for you.
Heidemarie Schnitzer remains a fugitive hiding out in Mexico's Baja peninsula. Schnitzer is armed and considered to be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt to apprehend this woman. Contact the U.S. Border Patrol at 1-800-232-5378 , the FBI at (310) 477-6565 or Austria's Bundeskriminalamt at +43-(0)1-531 26-0.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
David Caruso - Schnitzer's Abandoned Daughter Spends Holidays Without Mother
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3 comments:
Katharina; a little girl who loved "101 Dalmations". I guess by now the Tee no longer fits. Perhaps Disney tales have been discarded for make up, friends, computers, keeping a diary or even boys. But has she discarded the idea of her mother ever coming home? There is still a chance that she might be clinging to that memory, that dream. I wonder if her dream will ever come true?
Courts worldwide encourage strong parent/child relationships in many different situations. However, if Judge Boehler and Dr. Karin Treichl could read the sheer number of anti-David Caruso comments Schnitzer posted on both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, he might adopt a different stance. Schnitzer isn't fit to be a mother to Katharina. Hopefully more mentally stable family members stepped in to raise her and give Katharina some semblance of a normal life.
She mustn't have had much to do on Christmas Day. What else could an Austrian woman hiding out alone in Mexico, estranged from her family and friends, do on such a day? The same as every other day. What a stelar human being!
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