Show Notes
To be a cannibal is one thing, but to be a picky cannibal… Joachim Kroll, often described as Germany’s most sadistic serial killer, would only eat what he considered “young and tender” flesh. As in children. What he didn’t eat would end up in the toilet. This habit of flushing human flesh would lead to Kroll’s downfall. (THIS MAN PAN-FRIED ENTIRE HANDS) Let’s Mourn…
Sources:
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