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Armin Meiwes, a German tried in 2003 in Kassel, admitted that he had killed and eaten a man, he having had a lifelong fantasy of eating another human. What's more, he had advertised for a victim who wanted to suffer that fate and it seems that his victim did respond and volunteer.
That's how much worse it can get, aog. At least this other man only got to the planning stage.
That's how much worse it can get, aog. At least this other man only got to the planning stage.
WARNING: MAKES FOR DISTURBING READING AND CERTAINLY NOT FOR MORE THE FAINT HEARTED.
James Douglas
3rd Marquess of Queensberry, Scotland
/// It is reported that when the Act of Union was signed in 1707, which placed the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland under the same monarch, the disruption allowed the 10-year-old James Douglas to escape. He then entered the kitchen of Queensberry House and slaughtered a young servant. The report says that Douglas roasted the boy alive on a revolving spit. He then ate sections of the boy before being apprehended. After the event, Douglas was known as “The Cannibalistic Idiot,” and the oven he used to kill the boy can still be seen in the Parliament’s Allowances Office. James Douglas died in 1715 and was buried in Calverley churchyard. His brother Charles Douglas, 3rd Duke of Queensberry succeeded him. The Queensberry House kitchen is still said to be haunted to this day. ///
Peter Bryan
England
/// The police arrived to find Peter Bryan standing in the hallway in the dark with bloodstained hands, jeans, and shoes. In the kitchen officers noticed a small amount of human flesh in a frying pan next to an open tub of Clover butter. The meat was part of Brian Cherry’s brain. The police also found brain tissue and hair matted with blood on a plate next to a knife and fork on the draining board. Peter Bryan told officers he had killed Mr. Cherry and “I ate his brain with butter, it was really nice.” He later added: “I would have done someone else if you hadn’t come along. I wanted their souls.” ///
Dennis Nilsen
England
/// After it was determined that the flesh was human, Dennis Nilsen was visited by Detective Chief Inspector Peter Jay. As Jay entered the house, he immediately smelled rotting flesh. He told Nilsen that his drains were filled with human remains. Nilsen responded: “Good grief, how awful!” Peter Jay said: “Don’t mess about, where’s the rest of the body?” Nilsen then calmly admitted that there were two plastic bags in his wardrobe with human remains. On the way back to the station, Nilsen was asked how many bodies there were talking about. He replied: “15 or 16, since 1978.” The British government has sealed a large amount of information in the case and Nilsen is currently categorized as not having consumed any human flesh, but this fact is controversial given the fact that he cooked the meat. For this reason, he has been placed as a bonus entry on this list. ///
Yet another cover-up for some reason.
James Douglas
3rd Marquess of Queensberry, Scotland
/// It is reported that when the Act of Union was signed in 1707, which placed the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland under the same monarch, the disruption allowed the 10-year-old James Douglas to escape. He then entered the kitchen of Queensberry House and slaughtered a young servant. The report says that Douglas roasted the boy alive on a revolving spit. He then ate sections of the boy before being apprehended. After the event, Douglas was known as “The Cannibalistic Idiot,” and the oven he used to kill the boy can still be seen in the Parliament’s Allowances Office. James Douglas died in 1715 and was buried in Calverley churchyard. His brother Charles Douglas, 3rd Duke of Queensberry succeeded him. The Queensberry House kitchen is still said to be haunted to this day. ///
Peter Bryan
England
/// The police arrived to find Peter Bryan standing in the hallway in the dark with bloodstained hands, jeans, and shoes. In the kitchen officers noticed a small amount of human flesh in a frying pan next to an open tub of Clover butter. The meat was part of Brian Cherry’s brain. The police also found brain tissue and hair matted with blood on a plate next to a knife and fork on the draining board. Peter Bryan told officers he had killed Mr. Cherry and “I ate his brain with butter, it was really nice.” He later added: “I would have done someone else if you hadn’t come along. I wanted their souls.” ///
Dennis Nilsen
England
/// After it was determined that the flesh was human, Dennis Nilsen was visited by Detective Chief Inspector Peter Jay. As Jay entered the house, he immediately smelled rotting flesh. He told Nilsen that his drains were filled with human remains. Nilsen responded: “Good grief, how awful!” Peter Jay said: “Don’t mess about, where’s the rest of the body?” Nilsen then calmly admitted that there were two plastic bags in his wardrobe with human remains. On the way back to the station, Nilsen was asked how many bodies there were talking about. He replied: “15 or 16, since 1978.” The British government has sealed a large amount of information in the case and Nilsen is currently categorized as not having consumed any human flesh, but this fact is controversial given the fact that he cooked the meat. For this reason, he has been placed as a bonus entry on this list. ///
Yet another cover-up for some reason.
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jno
/// why are you publishing details of cannibalism on this site, aog? ///
I was simply going down the path taken by FredPuli43, when he addressed a cannibal case, and I was sure there had been some British examples.
/// Armin Meiwes, a German tried in 2003 in Kassel, ///
But once again some of you failed to notice the obvious in your continued quest to take a dig at AOG.
It is little wonder that you did not also go down the 'Race' connection, seeing that one of my examples happened to be black, my how you missed out, Black/Cannibal you could have had a field day or at leasted almost had me banned.
But you are dealing with a much smarter cookie, because when I noticed that one of my examples happened to be black, I then noticed one was white, an aristocrat and a Scot, one was white English and a homosexual to boot, so I thought nothing wrong there I have put my equal opportunities hat on.
But then wait a minute wasn't that behind jno's question?
/// why are you publishing details of cannibalism on this site,
aog? ///
Perhaps he was too timid to go down that road alone.
/// why are you publishing details of cannibalism on this site, aog? ///
I was simply going down the path taken by FredPuli43, when he addressed a cannibal case, and I was sure there had been some British examples.
/// Armin Meiwes, a German tried in 2003 in Kassel, ///
But once again some of you failed to notice the obvious in your continued quest to take a dig at AOG.
It is little wonder that you did not also go down the 'Race' connection, seeing that one of my examples happened to be black, my how you missed out, Black/Cannibal you could have had a field day or at leasted almost had me banned.
But you are dealing with a much smarter cookie, because when I noticed that one of my examples happened to be black, I then noticed one was white, an aristocrat and a Scot, one was white English and a homosexual to boot, so I thought nothing wrong there I have put my equal opportunities hat on.
But then wait a minute wasn't that behind jno's question?
/// why are you publishing details of cannibalism on this site,
aog? ///
Perhaps he was too timid to go down that road alone.
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