The place
Unterpremstätten is more than the case. The archive begins with the place, the family plan, and the original intention to build a home.
Unterpremstätten · documented case history
A home plan that became a public record.
In 2001, a family building project in Unterpremstätten uncovered a buried legacy that changed the course of the property—and the people around it. This site preserves the dated evidence, media coverage, images, and correspondence as a navigable historical archive.
2001–2007core public record
5preserved website builds
534historical photographs indexed in Diary
press · radio · TVcontemporary coverage
A clear public edition
History first. Context always.
This stand-alone publication keeps dated material readable and separates historical evidence from current interpretation.
The discovery
Excavation exposed buried leather and other material. The preserved record follows the technical, administrative, legal, and personal consequences.
The record
Contemporary documents are separated from later explanation so dates, sources, and context remain visible.
The next edition
The current edition reconnects the old website, photographs, Flickr sets, YouTube material, and document inventories without rewriting history.
This is a historical private-case archive. Material is presented as dated evidence and personal history—not as a new or current allegation. Public release of individual documents remains subject to privacy, relevance, and redaction review.