"All of a sudden the attacker was nice to me," Birli told Krone. He told her that he was a gardener and started talking about his horrible life - "a dead father, a mother addicted to alcohol and girlfriends who betrayed him," Birli said.
Birli said that was the moment when she suggested a "deal" to the man.
"'Let's pretend it was an accident,' I offered him, 'and you let me go.'"
He agreed, took off the duct tape and drove her all the way home, she said.
"I went right into the house, locked the door and called my partner," Birli said.
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Birli said that was the moment when she suggested a "deal" to the man.
"'Let's pretend it was an accident,' I offered him, 'and you let me go.'"
He agreed, took off the duct tape and drove her all the way home, she said.
"I went right into the house, locked the door and called my partner," Birli said.
Austrian triathlete Nathalie Birli survives kidnapping after convincing man to free her
An Austrian triathlete survived a kidnapping in which she was first hit by a car, tied up with duct tape and then taken to a remote house where she was held for hours before convincing her abductor to release her, police said. A 33-year-old man has been arrested. Nathalie Birli, 27, was training...
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