The lawyer of the Austrian man who held his daughter captive and fathered her seven children says his client is "emotionally a broken man". Lawyer Rudolf Mayer told Reuters Television on Sunday (May 4) that his client, the Austrian incest father, was in a state of emotional shock and that it would be hard for him get a fair trial in front of a jury because of the massive publicity generated by the case. "I would say that my first impression was that he was very serious, very shocked and emotionally broken," Mayer said. Josef Fritzl, 73, has admitted keeping his daughter Elisabeth in a cellar for 24 years. Three of her children had spent their entire lives underground until the case was uncovered just over a week ago. Mayer said Fritzl should have psychiatric tests to evaluate whether he was fit to stand trial. "We have to examine in what way he is mentally disturbed, and I think that he has to be mentally insane or he would not have been able to perpetrate such acts. And so we...