In March 2001, German man Armin Meiwes posted an online advertisement seeking a “young, well-built man who wanted to be eaten.” A willing participant, Bernd Brandes, responded, and they met at Meiwes’ isolated farmhouse in Rotenburg. On the night of March 9, 2001, Brandes took sleeping pills and schnapps before consensually allowing Meiwes to amputate his p@nis. They attempted to cook and eat it together, but the dish was unsuccessful. Brandes, heavily bleeding and slipping in and out of conscio

Armin Meiwes gained international notoriety as the "Rotenburg Cannibal" after he ki!!ed and c@nsumed a m@n in 2001, an act made even more disturbing by the fact that his victim was a willing participant. During his subsequent trial, Meiwes provided chilling details of the event, including his assessment of the taste of human flesh. He disturbingly described it as being similar to pork. Meiwes recounted his experience of c@nsuming hum@n remains, even detailing a meal where he enjoyed the fl@sh se