An 82-year-old Viennese woman suffering from dementia was allegedly raped by her own care nurse, an Afghan national, and has since lost her will to live after the traumatizing experience, according to lawyer representing the woman in court. The son in the case had to endure watching his mother raped in realtime on his cellphone after he placed cameras in her apartment.
On Sept. 18, Claudia G., whose name has been changed to protect her identity, was sexually abused by her own nurse inside her apartment. Her son watched his mother raped in real-time on his phone after he installed cameras inside her apartment over concern of his mother and the nurse.
The 26-year-old migrant, Sarafaz Z., was arrested the same day. In custody, he confessed to the rape, but the investigation is still open.
As for the woman, the rape has devastated her.
Her lawyer, Manfred Arbacher-Stöger, told the Kronen newspaper, “My client’s psyche was completely destroyed by the atrocity committed against her. She has therefore suffered lasting psychological damage.”
The lawyer said she “lost the will to live.”
The family also told the paper that she now consistently talks about committing suicide since she was raped. They say caring for her is now increasingly difficult as she sinks into severe anxiety, depression, and withdrawal.
However, the story does not end there.
The organization that sent the Afghan caregiver to the woman’s house was made aware of the incident by the son, but the son says they have offered no support. Instead, they confronted him with harsh demands.
“I was told quite harshly that my mother’s continued care would only be possible if I deactivated the cameras on her premises. And I was told that her tormentor actually had the right to sue me because I filmed him without permission,” he said.
The family views the organization’s reaction as a major “slap in the face.”
They say the organization is more concerned with protecting the Afghan migrant than implementing stricter controls on their employees.
As a result, the family has gone to the Austrian press with their story, and with video evidence of rape and a confession from the suspect, they appear ready to battle for the rights of their mother.
The family says they no longer have faith in state-run care facilities but instead want to turn to a private organization.
Similar cases have plagued Europe for years, with elderly patients routinely sexually assaulted and raped by foreigners in countries like France and Germany.
Recently, an Afghan man raped an elderly woman in the French city of Niort to death, according to prosecutors.
The elderly being targeted for rape by foreigners in France is nothing new, with a wave of such attacks occurring in recent years. In many cases, the victims have been in their 80s, but some have also been in their 90s, and in one case, the victim was 102, also raped in her nursing home by a migrant.
In May 2025, in Sweden, an Iraqi man was accused of sexually assaulting three elderly women in a care home but was not fired, even though he also barely spoke Swedish.
Also, this year, Somali-born Baasim Yusuf was jailed for raping multiple elderly Swedish women but cannot be deported since he already received Swedish citizenship.
In Germany, an Iraqi national was charged in 2023 with raping a 90-year-old woman who was confined to a wheelchair.
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