He successfully ran a small transportation company. He was always friendly and helpful. In his hometown, Alois Huber was considered a decent citizen. Until he murdered four people in cold blood. Only then did it become known that he led a terrible double life for a long time.
Let’s turn back the wheel of time in our minds a decade. And let’s go to Großpriel, a small village in Lower Austria, near Melk. What would people there – at that time – have said about Alois Huber? Only the best.
That he was kind, calm, helpful and extremely modest. That he runs his one-man business, a transport company, with great dedication. That he absolutely loved his dog. That he was often alone in his beautiful house, because he had become a bit of a loner after the death of his wife, for whom he mourned endlessly. That he sometimes participates in tournaments in a shooting club and likes to go hunting.
And what else would have been reported about him? Probably little. Because no one really knew him. “He was always completely unobtrusive.” You still hear this sentence when local residents talk about the man. Who was considered so good-natured, so friendly, and so well-adjusted.
Until the night of September 16 to 17, 2013. When Alois Huber murdered four people.
Source: Krone
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