Natascha Kampusch is an Austrian woman who gained international attention after escaping from captivity in 2006. She was abducted at the age of 10 in 1998 and held for over eight years by Wolfgang Priklopil, who kept her in a concealed basement. Her case highlighted issues of abduction and the psychological effects of long-term captivity. After her escape, Kampusch became a public figure, sharing her experiences through interviews and a book titled "3,096 Days". She has since focused on her personal recovery and has spoken about the importance of mental health and resilience in overcoming trauma.