Incest monster Josef Fritzl will REMAIN in jail after court overturns ruling that would release him to nursing home

EVIL Josef Fritzl will remain locked up in a maximum security prison after the decision to move him to a normal prison has been annulled.

The transfer would likely have paved the way for the incest monster, 88, to be released into a nursing home after it developed. Dementia.

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In January, Fritzl was pictured grinning as he dramatically won his bid to be transferred to a regular prison.

The beast hoped that this would lead to his release after fifteen years behind bars for crimes such as incest, rape and slavery.

Fritzl was imprisoned in 2009 after locking his daughter Elisabeth in the basement of his house in Amstetten for 24 years and fathering seven children with her.

He told a court in Austria that he deeply regretted locking his daughter in an underground cellar and had dealt with the crimes “intensively”.

A court in the town of Krems an der Donau ordered the transfer because Fritzl, who changed his name to one that has not been made public, no longer posed a danger.

But today an Austrian court overturned the decision to move Fritzl and sent the case back to the Krems an der Donau court for a new decision, expected in April.

Fritzl has been held in psychiatric detention in a high-security section of the Stein prison since his sentencing to life imprisonment.

At his 2009 trial, Fritzl pleaded guilty to rape, false imprisonment, negligent homicide and incest.

The sick monster will be eligible for parole this month Austria‘s mild criminal laws.

According to local law, prisoners ready for parole can be released depending on their behavior and their mental and physical condition.

Fritzl kept his daughter Elisabeth captive in a newly built cellar complex for 24 years since 1984.

The evil father drugged and abused his daughter, raped her more than 3,000 times and fathered seven children with her.

The heartless monster did not hesitate to throw the bodies of the children who died at birth into a furnace.

Three of the children were raised in the cellar by their mother, while another three were raised by the ill Fritzl and his wife Rosemarie.

Fritzl had convinced his wife that their daughter had run away to join a cult.

In a cruel twist, he forced Elisabeth to write letters to Rosemaryclaiming that she could not take care of the children, and asked her to raise them.

It was only when Elisabeth’s eldest daughter, Kerstin, became seriously ill in 2008 that her ordeal came to an end.

In a rare act of mercy, Fritzl allowed Elisabeth to take the 19-year-old to the hospital.

She managed to talk to the police and revealed the horrors she had suffered over the years.

Her first words were, “No one will believe me.”

Elisabeth’s eleven-hour recorded testimony led to Fritzl’s sentencing to life imprisonment.

Elisabeth and her children now live under adopted names after years of therapy, while Rosemarie, now 84, lives in a small flat in Linz, about 30 miles from the former Fritzl home.

Meanwhile, Fritzl’s physical and mental health has deteriorated.