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Tv Error Black ScreenĪrmin Meiwes ( English pronunciation: / ˈ ɑːr m ɪ n ˈ m aɪ v ə s/ born 1 December 1961) is a German man who achieved international notoriety for killing and eating a voluntary victim whom he had found via the Internet. Video Signal Damage With Pixel Closeup Noise And Error Interference. Welcome to the BuzzFeed Unsolved Network! This channel is your one-stop destination for all things mystery, conspiracy, supernatural, true crime, and everything in between. Follow Aria to hang out with him and other BUN viewers in weekly Twitch livestreams at and subscribe at Prosecutors argued that Meiwes should have known that Brandes was disturbed and should have questioned his motives for wanting to be killed.Aria Inthavong () covers the curious and bloody case of Armin Meiwes, a man who killed and then ate a willing victim. His defence lawyers argued that his sentence should be reduced because his insistence on consensual killing meant he was "no danger to society", although they admitted he would be happy to kill and eat people who wanted to commit suicide.

Psychiatrists told the court in the original hearing that Meiwes was perfectly sane, despite being deeply disturbed and obsessed with cannibalism since puberty. He had eaten 20kg of Brandes's flesh before he was caught in December 2002 after other internet surfers reported his activities to police. Meiwes, now 44, ate much of the body and butchered the rest before freezing it in pieces. The whole episode was recorded on videotape, excerpts of which were shown at the original trial in closed hearings. After he passed out from loss of blood, Meiwes began cutting him open on his workbench. Just over a week later, Brandes travelled to Meiwes's detached house in the central German town of Rotenberg, where Meiwes cut off his penis and cooked it for them to share as a last meal.īrandes had drunk a bottle of schnapps and taken painkillers before the ritual began. The court heard how Brandes had originally replied to a March 2001 internet posting by Meiwes seeking a "well-built male" for "slaughter and consumption". Meiwes's lawyers had been seeking a more lenient sentence of "killing upon request", which would carry a sentence of up to five years, because of the fact that Brandes, 43, had agreed to be killed and eaten. The case posed difficult questions for Germany's legal system about the limits of murder.