Murdered infants found in Incest House from Hell: Father and daughter facing heavy penalty for their monstruous behaviour
A father and daughter are facing charges of murder and incest that could result in life imprisonment, following the discovery of three newborn babies’ remains in the basement of their home in the village of Czerniki, northern Poland. Piotr Gierasik, 54, and his daughter Paulina Gierasik, 20, were arrested after the first two bodies were found on Friday.
A third body, in an advanced state of decomposition, was discovered during further investigation on Saturday. Mariusz Duszyński, representing the Gdańsk Public Prosecutor’s Office, confirmed that Paulina Gierasik has been charged with two counts of murder and with having an incestuous relationship with her father.
Piotr Gierasik has been charged with three counts of murder, one count of incest with his 20-year-old daughter, and one count of incestuous relations with another daughter. Prosecutors said that two of the murdered infants were the result of Piotr Gierasik’s consensual relationship with his daughter.
The third child was conceived as a result of a non-consensual relationship with his own daughter. Prosecutors have also expressed suspicion that he may have been involved in the death of the child. The discovery of these disturbing events was made following a tip-off from social services.
Piotr relocated to the village approximately 15 years ago, where he was left to raise his children alone after the death of his wife. According to a local resident, Piotr made a positive impression on the community, despite neglecting his garden. He was observed taking his children for walks and mushroom picking in the forest, and there were no indications of alcohol abuse.
However, colleagues of Paulina, who worked at a pastry shop in the neighboring village of Stara Kiszewa, became suspicious of her pregnancy after she began wearing loose-fitting clothing. She subsequently took three weeks off work, but returned a week later.
