After the
Green post yesterday.. Lets go to a very serious, odd, bizarre and weird stuff. Let's talk about Cannibalism.
Any human with the right mind knows that this is
ultimate taboo. Just the thought of killing someone to consume is totally unbelievable
. This compilation of list shows the many reasons why humans partake in this kind of practice.
Some people practice this for cultural purposes,
for survival or even the worst,
for pleasure.
15. Fritz haarmann
Friedrich Heinrich Karl "Fritz" Haarmann was known to be an active trader in contraband meat. He is also known as the
Butcher of Hanover and the
Vampire of Hanover was a German Serial killer who is believed to have been responsible for the murder of 27 boys and young men between 1918 and 1924. He was convicted, found guilty of 24 murders and executed. Rumor also had it that Haarmann would peddle meat from the bodies of his victims as canned black market pork. Although no physical evidence was ever produced to confirm this.
14. RUF (Revolutionary United Front)
RUF was a revolutionary group based in Sierra Leone in Western Africa. By the late 1990’s they had been mired in a long bloody campaign to topple the central government. These insurgents terrorized rural Sierra Leone in an effort to control the nations diamond mines. The groups committed horrific atrocities which included amputations of limbs and cannibalism of enemies, including peacekeepers and United Nations personnel. Their motives for eating their enemies were to receive
“strength” from eating human flesh and as a tool for intimidation. It is still unknown the exact number of victims .
13. Carib West Indian Tribes
The first known modern accounts of cannibalism were reported following Columbus’ expedition to the West Indies. At this point cannibalism was considered atrocious and sacrilegious in the developed world. Imagine, if you will, the indescribable horror that the first Europeans felt when they witnessed Carib natives during a post war ritual chewing and/or eating human flesh. This misunderstanding of Caribbean culture lead to the people of the America’s being considered “savages”. These sentiments lead to policies which encouraged countless incidents of slavery, mass murder, exploitation and destruction of the native culture of the America’s that continued for centuries.
12. Boyd massacre
The Boyd, a prison ship, headed to New Zealand from Australia with a shipload of convicts and passengers in 1809. Australia and New Zealand were settled by criminals and undesirables back in the day. A son of Maori (the native people of New Zealand with bad ass facial tattoos) chief asked for passage on the boat in exchange for labor. Whether he refused to work or was insulted and then refused is not certain, but the captain of the vessel whipped him for insubordination. Not a good idea.
When they got to New Zealand, the son showed everyone his marks and the Maori plotted revenge. 3 days later, they attacked the ship, first luring away the captain and the officers and then killing most of passengers with clubs and axes. They then killed the returning crew. They ate many of their victims, and the event is well known in New Zealand history.
11. The Andes Flight Disaster
On Friday the 13th in October of 1972, the plane carrying 45 Uruguayan Rugby team members, Stella Maris College Rugby Team, and associates en route from Montevideo to Santiago, Chile. Due to poor weather and pilot error the plane crashed atop of a Andes mountain on the border of Chile and Argentina. Search parties from three countries searched for 11 days in vain to find the downed flight of 45 people but were unsuccessful and all passengers were presumed dead. What followed next is one of the greatest examples of human survival ever recorded. Despite no food or heat 16 members of the team stayed on top of the mountain for over two months through the brutal winter while being forced to eat the remains of their fallen teammates before finally being rescued.
10. Donner Family (Donner Party Disaster)
Like the Andes crash survivors, the Donner Party ate each other to survive. The party consisted of 33 people at first, the Donner family acting at the leaders, and soon had other families joined bringing the number up to 87 people with 23 wagons.. At first, the trip went as planned. However, in late August they decided to take a shortcut rather than taking the usual route. This “shortcut” actually threw the party 3 weeks off schedule. Which is a bad idea. A snowstorm in October blocked their passage when they finally reached the Sierra Nevada mountain range. They were stuck in what is now infamously known as Donner Pass. Running low on supplies, they killed their oxen for food, but it didn’t last or long. A small group set out for an outpost 100 miles away, with some of the party resorting to cannibalism, and the group made it and word got out and relief efforts were galvanized.
The first rescue group arrived in February of 1847, 14 of the party were dead, and the rescuers brought out 21 of the starving homesteaders, with a second relief group to arrive a week later. By this point it is pretty certain the group had resorted to cannibalism. This second group took 17 with them, leaving 14 behind for the third rescue attempt. The third group found only 9 alive, and the fourth only one. Like the Andes survivors over a century later, the survivors ate the dead to survive. 42 died and 47 survived of the original party.
9. Mauerova Family
A family of cult members and cannibals from the Czech Republic. Over an 8 month period, relatives and fellow cult members participated in despicable acts against two brothers. The actual details of what a mother allowed to be done to her young children are extremely disturbing. By a remarkable chain of events, the truth about the Maurova family was discovered on May 10, 2007 when horrific images on a baby monitor (which they had installed in their house to view the crimes) where picked up by a neighbor who had the exact same monitor. A total of six people were eventually convicted.
8. Nicolas Claux
A self Proclaimed Satanist who indulged in cannibalism, vampirism and grave robbing. Also known as the Vampire of Paris, While working as a mortuary assistant he would strip pieces of flesh from the bodies and eat then. he was arrested in France in 1994 for random shooting. His home presented skeletal remains, blood bags, and funeral jars of human ashes. He was sentenced to 12 years and was eligible for parole in 2000. He was released in 2002 and has his own popular website celeberating his art. Nixo described his killing as "touching the face of God. It makes you feel like you don't belong to the human race anymore."
7. Alexander Nikolayevich Spesivtsev
Also known as Sascha Spesivtsev is a Russian man who was accused of killing up to 80 people and cannibalising some of his victims. He was ruled insane by a court and committed to a psychiatric hospital.
6. Nikolai Dzhumagaliev
Nickolai Dzhumagaliev was known as “Metal Fang” because he has metal, fake, teeth. Besides the crazy teeth, he was apparently charming, handsome, and well spoken. He began his murderous spree in Kazakhstan with a mission of ultimately ridding the world of prostitutes, whom he found the scum of the world.
Metal Fang Nick would rape and kill the prostitutes with an ax, then
Serve their flesh to friends at dinner parties. One of his friend found a prostitute’s head in his kitchen and called the cops. Some speculate he has committed over a hundred murders, but was charged with only 7. He was found crazy and sentenced to a mental institution. Nicky escaped from the institution in 1989, but was captured in 1991. However, he was released from the institution and no one knows where is now!
5. Issei Sagawa
He was arrested for killing Renne Hartevelt, a 25 year old Dutch woman he met while studying at the Sorbonne in Paris. Sagawa eventually ate parts of Hartevelt and then went on to write a graphic yet poignant description of the act. Because he was declared unfit to stand trial in France (we're eating human flesh is adead giveaway, excuse the pun) , his wealthy Dad had him extradited bact to Japan, Where he eventually went free, worked as a columnist, penned several novels, became some sort of celebrity and became famous in Japan.
A German man who achieved international notoriety for killing and eating a voluntary victim whom he had found via the internet. Armin Meiwes posted a messages in internet newsgroups on the subject of cannibalism, repeteadly looking for ä young boy 18-25 y/o"explicitly to be butchered. Jurgens Brandes, A computer administrator voluteered himself to be eaten. Some accounts purported that the two first agreed to cut off Brandes's penis and eat it, that is until Meiwes decided to kill Brandes, cut him into pieces that he stored in his freezer to consume later. Meiwes eventually sentenced to eight and half year in jail for manslaughter and in May 2006 was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment.
3. Alfred fish
Albert Fish was also known as the
Gray Man, the
Werewolf of Wysteria, the
Brooklyn Vampire, and
The Boogeyman. He is a real monster.
He was sadistic, delusional and worst of all he received gratification from his repulsive acts. Besides being an admitted serial killer and cannibal, he was also a rampant pedophile and a deviant. Fish kidnapped, murdered, and consumed a 10 year old girl from Manhattan. Six years later Fish taunted the innocent girl’s family by sending a letter to them graphically detailing his crime and the pleasure he received committing it. The letter was traced back to him and he was arrested and convicted. Justice would be served on January 16, 1936 as Fish was executed at the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in upstate New York.
2. Jeffrey Dahmer
Dahmer was an American serial killer, necrophiliac, and cannibal from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dahmer, an extremely disturbed individual, The Milwaukee serial killer that murdered, mutilated and cannibalized 17 young men and boys between 1978 and 1991.He would lure young men to his apartment where he would murder and dismember them after sedating them with alcohol or drugs. By the time of his trial he was charged and convicted of 15 murders and given numerous life sentences. On November 28, 1994 Dahmer was beaten to death at the Colombia Correctional Institution in Milwaukee.
1. Andrei Chikatilo
Andrei Romanovich Chikatilo was a Ukranian-born soviet serial killer
, nicknamed the
Butcher of Rostov,
The Red Ripper or
The Rostov Ripper who committed the murders of a minimum of 52 women and children between 1978 and 1990. He was convicted of 52 murders in October 1992 (although he did confess to a total of 56 murders and was tried for 53 of these killings) and was subsequently executed for the murders for which he was convicted in February, 1994. While in custody, Chikatilo confessed he befriended, killed, and ate his victims. He admitted that his motives were solely for sexual gratification. Chikatilo was known by such titles as
The Rostov Ripper and the
Butcher of Rostov because the majority of his murders were committed in theRostov Oblast
of the Russian SFSR.
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Jade
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