The woman is alleged to have been held captive for four years (Picture: Myglogow.pl)
A woman said to have been kept as a sex slave by ‘Poland’s Josef Fritzl’ lost all of her teeth and lips in ‘cruel experiments’.
The woman, who has been identified by her first name Malgorzata, is alleged to have been held captive for four years in a barn near Glogow, Poland.
She revealed her ordeal to doctors after she arrived at hospital to be treated for a dislocated shoulder.
She told fellow patients she was being repeatedly raped and tortured while locked inside an outbuilding.
Doctors found she had suffered extensive facial damage while the rest of her body was covered in a variety of abrasions and scars.
Her alleged captor Mateusz Jach, 35, was charged last week with mental, physical and sexual abuse.
The woman was taken to hospital on several occasions and even gave birth to a baby, but was too afraid of her attacker to tell anyone about her plight.
She was forced to give the baby up for adoption, which she said she did not want to do.
She revealed her ordeal to doctors after she arrived at hospital to be treated for a dislocated shoulder (Picture: myglogow.pl)
Sources close to the investigation MailOnline: ‘While the woman was in hospital, she began talking to another patient about what had happened to her.
‘They were speaking in confidence but the patient alerted the doctors about what had happened to her. She is in a really serious condition, both physically and psychologically.
‘From what we heard, the girl does not have lips now because of everything he had done to her. Her face is covered in bruises and she just has an open hole [where her mouth is] without the lips.
‘The woman said he [Jach] was doing some kind of trial on her. He was experimenting on her. He was trying out different things on her.
‘On Monday, she was transferred from a hospital in Glogow to a specialist hospital. We have no idea where but believe it’s a psychiatric hospital.’
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