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The author of the blog, 'mad musings of me' says:
"Unbelievable. Imagine the overwhelming emotions her family must be feeling. The indescribable joy that she has returned. And yet the fear at the psychological damage."

Dan Williams in Reading, UK says:
How will she cope going from living in confinement, only seeing her captor, to having the media trying to film and interview her continuously?

and Maria in Lisbon, Portugal says simply:
My best wishes to her and her family.

Melanie, London UK
I can only begin to imagine what it must have been like for her all those years but the fact that is that she spent eight years of her life with this man, he was the only real contact and that will be very difficult to surpass, especially because of the way he ended his life.

But Emma-Louise in England says:
That girl was kept in a cellar for 8 years and didn't see her family once because of that man. How can you say it must have been like losing a family member? She must have been glad that he is dead. HE took away most of her life and as far as she was concerned she might as well have been dead.

Thomas, Vienna, Austria
It´s remarkable, the Kampusch case gets more international recognition than the Ramsey case. The world feels for her.
As for the intense media attention, it should be Natascha Kampusch decision if she wants to talk to the media, which she reportedly does.

Uziel,Mauritius texted us:
This young woman is traumatised. The media trying to interview her adds salt to injury.

Gertrude, new jersey USA emailed us:
I feel so sorry for this girl.But my question is how come the Neighbours never saw her,and if they did why they never raised questions.My best wishes for her.I also wish her speedy recovery

rick in USA
i think president musharaf is doing the right thing , Because musilim law doesn't make any sense.

EGB Sri Lanka
Islam quenches the thirst of two things of man. The need of Violence and Lust.

Sukhpreet in Australia
What punishment do the men get who rape in the first place?