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Appeal against incest is taken to Germany's highest court

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AB Asks | 12:09 Fri 02nd Mar 2007 | News
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The disturbing love story of Patrick Stuebing and Susan Karolewski has hit the press this week. The two in question are in fact brother and sister. The pair met in 2000 after Stuebing tracked down his birth mother. The pair have been lovers for seven years and have a total of four children together, two of which can barely walk or talk. Despite having been imprisoned for incest Stuebing refuses to give up his relationship with his sister and plans to take their case to Germany's highest legal body, the Constitutional Court in a bid to legalise their union. What do you think? Should this kind of relationship be legalised? Is this really a story of true love?
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incest is purely relative,think about it
13:05 Sun 04th Mar 2007
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trackcab - If two people meet and they have never met before, then they are strangers.
21:08 Sun 04th Mar 2007
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