Mercnbeth
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Joined: 6/18/2004 From: Palos Verdes Estates Status: offline
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Prosecutors filed for a re-trial because they believed the original eight and one half years too light. Germany has an interesting criminal trial system. Remember the man who stabbed Monica Seles at a tennis match? He never served one day in jail. He received a two year suspended sentence. If anyone has ever seen any of the BDSM films from Germany you know they are much more intense than anything produced in the US. Prior to being caught, the person devoured an estimated 40 pounds of his "victim". Victim in quotes because he volunteered, and shared in the first course. Sharing a German white, instead of the Hannibal Lecter preferred Chianti. Dr. Lecter would be the reigning chef for the competition. quote:
Prosecutors had sought a murder conviction which carries an automatic life sentence for the bizarre slaying of Bernd-Juergen Brandes, at Meiwes' home in March 2001. Meiwes admitted he had killed, dismembered and partially devoured Brandes, but maintained that the man was a willing partner. The defense had sought an acquittal or at most five years in prison with parole, insisting he was guilty of nothing more than "assisted suicide" because Brandes was a masochist with a castration and mutilation fetish http://www.365gay.com/newscon04/01/013004cannibalTrial.htm quote:
Testifying on Monday on his own behalf Meiwes said "I did want to eat him, but I didn't want to kill him." Meiwes and Brandes met through an internet bulletin board or BBS for gay men interested in a cannibalism fetish. "If you are between 18 and 25 years old you are my boy. Come to me and I eat your horny flesh" his ad said. He told police that the two men had enjoyed a final meal together. Brandes had agreed to be castrated and the two sautéed his penis and testicles. They washed down the meal with a German white wine. Entire Article:http://www.365gay.com/Newscon06/01/011606cannibal.htm Is cannibalism against TOS?
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Merc & beth "The words printed here are concepts. You must go through the experiences." - Saint Augustine
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