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Umas refeicoes de que eu não queria nem quero fazer parte xxxii

A few dinners i would not like to be at or to take parte in

Homem matou, cozeu e comeu partes do corpo da namorada

Um norte-americano de 25 anos matou a namorada, cortou partes do seu corpo aos bocados, estufou-os e comeu. O caso está a horrorizar os habitantes de Tyler, a cerca de 160 quilómetros de Dallas, no Texas.

No passado dia 6, em Tyler, no Texas, quando um polícia norte-americano atendeu uma chamada para o 911, a extensão das urgências nos EUA, não acreditou no que estava a ouvir. Uma história digna de Hollywood, contada pelo próprio protagonista. Um homem de 25 anos, Christopher Lee McCuin, 25 anos, confessou que matara a namorada de 21 anos, cortara partes do cadáver e estava, naquele exacto momento,  a pôr os bocados  de carne a estufar num tacho, que tinha a intenção de comer.  Pelo sim, pelo não, os agentes de plantão decidiram investigar. O certo é que, quando as autoridades chegaram ao endereço indicado - a casa da mãe do criminoso - viram uma cena dantesca. Ou seja,  encontraram o corpo de Jana Shearer mutilado,  tendo comprovado que o criminoso estava, de facto, a cozer partes do corpo da namorada. Segundo relatou o comissário J.B.Smith à agência Associated Press, o tacho ainda estava ao lume, a ferver... Os polícias viram, ainda,  sobre a mesa, um prato com suculentos pedaços de carne humana espetados num garfo...Christopher McCuin,  que alegou ter assassinado a namorada por "ordens de Deus", assegurou que estava a comer a carne, porém "a polícia não tem provas de que o o fez", disse o comissário Smith.  As autoridades acreditam que McCuin sequestrou e assassinou a namorada na sexta-feira, dia 5, tendo transportado o cadáver numa carrinha, para a casa da sua mãe. De acordo com o relatório da polícia, antes de telefonar para as urgências, o rapaz chamou a mãe para ver o cadáver na garagem. Horrorizada e pensando tratar-se de um assalto, esta dirigiu-se à esquadra mais próxima. Entretanto, Christopher telefonou para o 911.A morte da rapariga, por traumatismo craniano, e a mutilação do seu cadáver não são os únicos crimes pelos quais o canibal de Tyler vai responder em tribunal. Ainda segundo a polícia,   depois de matar a namorada e deixar o cadáver na garagem, o psicopata dirigiu-se para a casa da sua ex-mulher, onde encontrou o namorado desta, esfaqueando-o. Quando a polícia chegou, McCuin ainda estava na casa da ex-mulher,  mas acabou por conseguir escapar, e esteve a monte até ao dia seguinte, quando regressou à casa da sua mãe e alertou o 911.  William Veasley, 42 anos, o namorado da ex-mulher do canibal,  foi transferido para o hospital, onde ainda se encontra em estado crítico.

O acto de comer carne humana - ritual praticado por culturas ancestrais e durante o período de extrema escassez - pode também representar a concretização de fantasias sexuais sádicas, associado a indivíduos de alguma forma deslocados na sociedade e quase sempre portadores de transtornos psíquicos, afirma a médica Nahlah Saimed, especialista em medicina legal, directora do Centro de Psiquiatria Forense da Vestfália, Alemanha.

Alguns dos homicídios mais famosos da história estão associados ao canibalismo patológico. Um dos casos mais antigos remonta ao século XVIII. Paulo Reisinger, que assassinou seis mulheres entre 1779 e 1786, comeu-lhes o coração. Estava convencido de que se comesse o coração - ainda a bater - das vítimas, obtinha sorte no jogo e o dom de se tornar invisível.

Outro caso famoso é o do japonês Issei Sagawa,, que em 1981, em França, matou e comeu a sua professora de alemão, a holandesa Renée Hartevelt, de 25 anos. A polícia ainda encontrou pedaços do corpo, cuidadosamente embrulhados, no seu frigorífico. O assassino, então com 33 anos e estudante de Literatura, tinha um fetiche por mulheres loiras, tendo feito um relato escrito do acto de canibalismo: "Corto o seu corpo e levo a carne assada à boca (...)", admitindo ter praticado sexo com o cadáver mutilado.

Sagawa foi internado numa clínica psiquiátrica francesa, onde foi diagnosticado como "psicótico intratável". Em 1985, graças às pressões do pai, um rico empresário japonês, acabou por ter alta, tendo regressado ao Japão onde, ainda hoje, é considerado uma espécie de ídolo pop bizarro.O mais recente caso de canibalismo patológico conhecido é o do alemão Armin Wives, 'O Canibal de Rotenburg', que em 2006 foi condenado a prisão perpétua por um tribunal de Frankfurt por ter assassinado, esquartejado e comido parcialmente outro homem. Nascido em 1962, Weives, que se tornou conhecido também como 'Der Metzgermeister' (O Talhante Mestre), era um usuário da Internet.O crime remonta a Março de 2001, tendo tido o acordo da própria vítima, Bernd Jurgen Brandes, que leu um anúncio divulgado pelo assassino na Internet. O homicídio foi praticado na casa de Armin Wives, local marcado para o encontro, onde o assassino começou por amputar o pénis de Brandes, como haviam combinado previamente.A ideia era os dois comerem o órgão sexual da vítima, depois de temperado e frito (não se tem a certeza se a vítima comeu a sua parte, embora o assassino assegure que ele o fez). Em seguida, após Brandes desfalecer, Wives esquartejou-o, enterrou parte do corpo no jardim, e pôs o resto no freezer, de onde foi retirando a carne que iria comer nos meses seguintes. Armin Weives somente veio a ser detido em Dezembro de 2002, quando um estudante austríaco alertou a polícia para um anúncio na Internet, posto por Wives, que mais uma vez solicitava um candidato para ser morto e comido. Os médicos que o examinaram deduziram que o assassino sofre de uma grave perturbação mental incurável, e é um perigo para a sociedade.

Nas buscas, as autoridades ainda encontraram pedaços de carne e ossos congelados, pertencentes a Brandes, bem como o macabro vídeo feito por Armin Wives, que mostra o assassino a matar, a desmembrar e a comer Brandes. Segundo a imprensa alemã, o assassino terá dito à polícia que Brandes estava "obcecado" com a ideia de ser devorado vivo, desde que viu o filme 'O Silêncio dos Inocentes', de 1988, cujo personagem principal, o canibal Hannibal Lecter, é interpretado pelo actor Anthony Hopkins.

Nathaniel Bar-Jonah is a convicted child predator that is in prison after repeatedly molesting, torturing, and attempting to murder children. He was also suspected of murdering a child then disposing of the body through cannibalistic ways that involved his unsuspecting neighbours.

Richard Chase savagely murdered six people, but one has to wonder if others shared some of the blame. His parents and health officials considered him stable enough to live without supervision, in spite of the fact he displayed severe abnormal behaviour from an early age. By the age of 10, Chase displayed three known warning signs of children who grow to become serial killers - bed-wetting beyond the normal age, cruelty to animals and setting fires.

Teenage Years:
According to published reports, Chase's mental disorders intensified during his teenage years. He became a drug user and regularly exhibited symptoms of delusional thinking. He managed to maintain a small social life, however his relationships with women would not last long. This was because of his bizarre behaviour and because he was impotent. The later problem obsessed him and he voluntarily sought help from a psychiatrist. The doctor was unable to help him however and noted his problems were a result of his severe mental disorders. After turning 18, Chase moved out from his parent's home and in with roommates. His roommates, bothered by his heavy drug use and wild behaviour, asked him to leave. After Chase refused to move out, the roommates left and he was forced to move back in with his mother. This lasted until he became co

A Search for Help:
Isolated, Chase's obsession with his health and bodily functions heightened. He suffered from constant paranoid episodes and would often end up at the hospital emergency room in search for help. His list of ailments included complaints that someone had stolen his pulmonary artery, that his stomach was backwards and that his heart had stopped beating. He was diagnosed as being a paranoid schizophrenic and spent a short time under psychiatric observation, but soon released. Unable to find help from doctors, yet still convinced that his heart was shrinking, Chase felt he had found the cure. He would kill and disembowel small animals and eat the various parts of the animals raw. However, in 1975, Chase suffering from blood poisoning after injecting the blood of a rabbit into his veins, was involuntarily hospitalized and diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Schizophrenia or Drug-Induced Psychosis?:
Doctors treated Chase with the usual drugs used for schizophrenia with little success. This convinced doctors that his illness was from his heavy drug use and not schizophrenia. Regardless, his psychosis remained intact and after he was found with two dead birds with their heads cut off and blood sucked out, he was moved to a hospital for the criminally insane. Incredibly, by 1976 his doctors decided he was no longer a threat to society and released him under the care of his parents. Even more incredibly, his mother made the decision that Chase no longer needed the anti schizophrenia medications prescribed and stopped giving him the pills. She also helped him find an apartment, paid his rent and bought his groceries. Left unchecked and without medication, Chase's mental disorders escalated from the need for animal organs and blood, to human organs and blood.

First Murder:
December 29, 1977 - Chase killed 51-year-old Ambrose Griffin in a drive-by shooting. Griffin was helping his wife bring groceries into the house when he was shot and killed. Random Violent Acts:
January 11, 1978 - Chase attacked a neighbour after he asked for a cigarette then restrained her until she turned over the entire pack. Two weeks later, he broke into a house, robbed it then urinated inside a drawer containing infant clothing and defecated on the bed in a child's room. Interrupted by the owners return, Chase was attacked but managed to escape.

Unlocked Doors:
Chase continued to search for unlocked doors of homes to enter. He believed a locked door was a sign that he was not wanted, however an unlocked door was an invitation to enter.

Second Murder:
January 23, 1978 - Teresa Wallin, pregnant and at home alone, was taking out the garbage when Chase entered through her unlocked front door. Using the same gun he used to kill Griffin, he shot Teresa three times, killing her, then raped her corpse while stabbing her several times with a butcher knife. He then removed multiple organs, cut off one of the nipples and drank the blood. Before leaving, he collected dog feces from the yard and stuffed it into the victim's mouth and down her throat. Final Murders:
January 27, 1978 - The bodies of Evelyn Miroth, age 38, her six-year-old son Jason, and friend Dan Meredith, were found murdered inside Evelyn's home. Missing was Evelyn's 22-month-old nephew David, who she had been baby sitting. The crime scene was horrific. Dan Meredith's body was found in the hallway. He was killed with a direct gunshot would to his head. Evelyn and Jason were found in Evelyn's bedroom. Jason had been shot twice in the head. The depth of Chase's insanity was clear when investigators went over the crime scene. Evelyn's corpse had been raped and sodomized multiple times. Her stomach had been cut open and various organs were removed. Her throat was cut and she had been sodomized with a knife and there was a failed attempt to remove one of her eyeballs. Not found at the murder scene was the infant, David. However, blood in the baby's crib gave police little hope the child was still alive. Chase later told police that he brought the dead infant to his apartment. After mutilating the baby's body he disposed of the corpse at a nearby church, which is where it was later found. What he did leave at the grotesque murder scene were clear hand and shoe prints, which soon led police to his door and to the end of Chase's insane rampage.

The End Result:
In 1979, a jury found Chase guilty on six counts of first-degree murder and he was sentenced to die in the gas chamber. Disturbed by the gruesome details of his crimes, other prisoners wanted him gone and often tried to talk him into killing himself. Whether it was the constant suggestions or just his own tortured mind, Chase managed to collect enough prescribed antidepressants to kill himself. On December 26, 1980, prison officials discovered him dead in his cell from an overdose of medications. Convinced she was trying to poison him and Chase was moved to an apartment paid for by his father.

Jeffrey Dahmer was responsible for a series of gruesome murders of 17 young men from 1988 until he was caught on July 22, 1991, in Milwaukee.

Dahmer's Childhood Years

Dahmer was born on May 21, 1960, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Lionel and Joyce Dahmer. From all accounts Dahmer was a happy child who enjoyed typical toddler activities. It was not until the age of six, after undergoing hernia surgery that his personality began to change from a jubilant social child to a loner who was uncommunicative and withdrawn. His facial expressions transformed from childhood smiles to a motionless blank stare, a look which remained with him throughout his life.

Pre-Teen Years

In 1966, the Dahmers moved to Bath, Ohio. Dahmer's insecurities grew after the move and his shyness kept him from having many friends.While his peers were busy listening to the latest songs, Dahmer was busy collecting road kill and stripping the animal carcasses and saving the bones. Other idle time was spent alone, buried deep inside his fantasies. His non confrontational attitude with his parents was considered an attribute yet in reality it was his apathy towards the real world that made him appear obedient.

Disturbing High School Years

Dahmer continued being a loner during his years at Revere High School. He had average grades, worked on the school newspaper and developed a bad drinking problem. His parents, possibly distracted from their own struggles, divorced when Jeff was almost 18. He remained living with his father who travelled a lot and was busy nurturing a relationship with his new wife. After high school Dahmer enrolled at the Ohio State University and spent most of his time skipping classes and getting drunk. After two semesters he dropped out and returned home. His father issued him an ultimatum - get a job or join the Army. In 1979 he enlisted for six years into the Army, but his drinking continued and in 1981, after serving only two years, he was discharged because of his drunken behaviour.

First Kill

Unknown to anyone, Jeffery Dahmer was mentally disintegrating. In June of 1988, he was struggling with his own homosexual desires, mixed with his need to act out his sadistic fantasies. Perhaps this struggle is what pushed him to pick up a hitchhiker, 19-year-old Steven Hicks. He invited Hicks to his father's home and the two drank and engaged in sex, but when Hicks was ready to leave Dahmer bashed him in the head with a barbell and killed him. He then cut up the body, placing the parts in garbage bags, which he buried in the woods surrounding his father's property. Years later he returned and dug up the bags and crushed the bones and disbursed the remains around the woods. As insane as he had become, he had not lost site of the need to cover his murderous tracks. Later his explanation for killing Hicks was simply, he didn't want him to leave.

Prison Time

Dahmer spent the next six years living with his grandmother in West Allis, Wisconsin. He continued drinking heavily and stayed in trouble with the police. In August 1982, he was arrested after exposing himself at a state fair. In September 1986, he was arrested and charged with public exposure after masturbating in public. He served 10 months in jail, but was arrested soon after his release after sexually fondling a 13-year-old boy in Milwaukee. He was given five-years probation after convincing the judge that he needed therapy. His father, unable to understand what was happening to his son, continued to stand by him, making certain he had good legal council. He also began to accept that there was little he could do to help the demons which seemed to rule Dahmer's behaviour. He realized that his son was missing a most basic human element - a conscience.

Murder Spree

In September 1987, while on probation on the molestation charges, Dahmer met 26-year-old Steven Toumi and the two spent the night drinking heavily and cruising gay bars then went to a hotel room. When Dahmer awoke from his drunken stupor he found Toumi dead. Dahmer put Toumi's body into a suitcase which he took to his grandmother's basement. There he discarded the body in the garbage after dismembering it, but not before gratifying his sexual necrophilia desires.

Passive Sex

Unlike most serial killers, who kill then move on to find another victim, Dahmer's fantasies included a series of crimes against the corpse of his victims, or what he referred to as passive sex. This became part of his regular pattern and possibly the one obsession that pushed him to kill.

On His Own

Killing his victims in his grandmother's basement was becoming increasingly difficult to hide. He was working as a mixer at Ambrosia Chocolate Factory and could afford a small apartment, so in September 1988; he got a one bedroom apartment on North 24th St. in Milwaukee.

Dahmer's Ritual

Dahmer's killing spree continued and for most of his victims the scene was the same. He would meet them at a gay bar or mall and entice them with free alcohol and money if they agreed to pose for photographs. Once alone, he would drug them, sometimes torture them and then kill them usually by strangulation. He would then masturbate over the corpse or have sex with the corpse, cut the body up and get rid of the remains. He also kept parts of the bodies including the skulls, which he would clean much like he did with his childhood road kill collection and often refrigerated organs which he would on occasion eat.

The Gein Family: Ed Gein, his older brother Henry, his father George and mother Augusta, lived together on their 160-acre farm a few miles outside Plainfield, Wisconsin. George was an alcoholic and Augusta was a demanding, over-bearing woman who had full control over her boys. From as far back as Ed could remember, Augusta was either delegating farm work for the boys to perform, or quoting the gospel. She tried hard to teach Ed and Henry about sin, especially about the evils of sex and women.

Living Alone: In 1940 George died as a result of his alcoholism. Four years later Henry died while fighting a fire. Ed was now fully responsible for the welfare of his domineering mother. For two years he tended to her demands until her death in 1945. Ed, now alone, sealed off all but one room and the kitchen of the large farmhouse. He no longer worked the farm after the government began paying him as part of a soil conservation program. Doing local handyman jobs subsidize his income.

Fantasy of Sex and Dismemberment: Gein stayed to himself. No one knew that he spent hours obsessed with sexual fantasy and reading about the female anatomy. The human experiments performed in Nazi camps also fascinated him. His mind filled with images of sex and dismemberment and as the mental images merged into one, Ed would reach gratification. Gus, another loner, was a long-time friend Gein's. Gein told Gus of experiments he wanted to perform but he needed bodies. Together the two began robbing graves for the needed bodies.

Transformations: This same scenario went on for more than 10 years. This included removing Gein's mother from her grave. The experiments with the corpses became more gruesome and bizarre over time and included necrophilia and cannibalism. Gein's obsessive fantasies centralize on his over-powering desire to turn himself into a woman. He would construct items out of the skin of the body that he could then drape on himself such as a female mask and breasts. He even made a complete body-sized female-like jumpsuit.

Mary Hogan: Gein's needs escallated into believing to perfect his desired sex change he would need fresher bodies. On December 8, 1954, Gein, now age 48, killed Mary Hogan, owner of a local tavern. The police were unable to solve the strange disappearance of Mary Hogan, but with the blood found at the tavern, they knew she was most likely a victim of foul play. Gus was not involved in the murder. He was institutionalized before the killing began. Only Gein knew for sure how many he women he killed.

Bernice Worden: On November 16, 1957, Gein entered the hardware store owned by Bernice Worden. Gein had been to this same store hundreds of times and Bernice had no reason to fear him. She likely thought nothing when Gein removed a .22 rifle from the display rack although her instincts probably sharpened if she saw him insert his own bullet into the rifle. Gein shot the rifle and killed Bernice, placed her body into the store's truck, returned to get the cash register, then drove the store truck to his home.

The Worden Investigation Begins: An investigation to the whereabouts of Bernice Worden began after her son Frank, a deputy sheriff, returned late in the afternoon from an early morning hunting trip and discovered his mother was missing and blood was on the floor of the store. A review of the store receipts included the purchase of a half of gallon of antifreeze.

Gein Becomes A Suspect: Worden thought about any suspicious activity that he could recall, and one thing came to mind. He remembered that Gein had been in and out of the store the previous week and also at closing time the night before. He remembered Gein saying he'd be back in the morning for antifreeze and that Gein questioned Worden about going hunting the next day. Although Gein had never been involved in any known criminal activity, the sheriff felt it was time to pay the odd loner a visit.

Unfathomable Crimes Uncovered: Gein was located by police at a store near his home. Police then went to Gein's farmhouse in hopes of finding Bernice Worden. The shed was the first area searched. Working in the dark of the night, Officer Schley lit a torch and slowly swung it around the shed. Inside was a woman's naked corpse hanging upside down, the body disembowelled, and the throat and head missing. It was the body of Bernice Worden. Next came the search of Gein's house. The police officers waded through piles of garbage and an unfathomable amount of junk with only oil lamps to guide them. As the officers eyes adjusted, the junk began to take a recognizable form, one that was more horrific than anyone could have ever imagined. Everywhere they looked they saw various body parts, some used as household items such as skulls made into bowls, jewellery made from human skin, lips hanging, chair seats with human skin upholstery, facial skin that was well preserved and resembled masks, a box of vulva's among which was his mothers, painted silver.

It was later determined that the body parts came from 15 different women although some parts could never be identified. One of the most shocking items found was that of fellow officer Worden's mother's heart - found in a pan on the stove. The lives of the police officers who walked through the house of horrors on that February night undoubtedly changed forever. Gein was committed to the Waupan State Hospital for the duration of his life. It was revealed that his reasons for killing older women stemmed from his love-hate feelings for his mother. He never admitted to his cannibalistic or netrophilliac activities. At the age of 78, Gein died of cancer and his remains were buried in his family plot in Plainfield.

The property eluded evil and horrific memories for the people of Plainfield and eventually it was torched by citizens.

Agora um aviso cuidado com o que comes pode ser a vizinha!!!

Now a warning be careful with what you eat it could be your neighbour!!!