Originally published at: Interview with a cannibal who evaded prison | Boing Boing
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Wow, an interesting dinner guest, maybe not…
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Gross.
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When the revolution comes and it’s time to eat the rich, you can hire him as the chef.
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I remember The Rolling Stones singing about that, but I thought (or, I guess, hoped) that it was just something that Mick imagined. The Rolling Stones - Too Much Blood - Official Promo - YouTube
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Man, there’s more and more emphasis on the “directory of mostly wonderful things” lately.
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Evasive and on the loose. Two conditions required when practicing cannibalism.
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He became something of a celebrity in Japan, and was able to segue his crime into a career as a bizarro porn star. From what I understand, not all of the actresses with whom he worked knew who they were working with.
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Hannibal in real life would be this charming.
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Way to creepy. No way I’m reading that interview/article.
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One man’s meat is another man’s bicep.
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I think this is a pretty clear example of where the law exists, not just to restrain, re-educate or deter but to repay evil with woe.
Fuck’s sake.
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So they have a 99.7% conviction rate, but they couldn’t get this guy?!
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It happened in France.
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I feel that this isn’t the sort of person I like to see getting promotion.
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The idea that there are companies publishing his books…that this poor woman’s family has to live knowing that her killer is a celebrity…I can’t even articulate my rage.
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