Dinner
It’s a Cook Book!
I came across an “unusual” story today:
Police burst into Jose Luis Calva’s Mexico City apartment last week and found fried human flesh on a dining table set with cutlery. They found more flesh in the refrigerator and an unfinished book by Calvo called “Cannibal Instincts.” – [Yahoo/Reuters]
Looks like he was getting ready to have a meal…
The mutilated body of Alejandra Galeana, 32, was in the bedroom closet.
Calva told prosecutors he killed Galeana after an argument, then cut an arm and a leg off of her body so that he could dispense of it in parts.
“He denies having tasted her flesh,” Mexico City’s chief homicide prosecutor Gustavo Salas told reporters. “According to him, he thought it was better to cook the meat so he could feed it to the dogs.” – [Yahoo/Reuters]
Never “tasted her flesh”? Is that like “I did not inhale.”? Or “I did not have sexual relations with that woman.”? (Sorry Bill…) In my experience, I find it much easier to write how-tos when I’m actually engaged in the process that the how-to is supposed to be describing. Which is what it looks like he’s doing. At least from where I’m standing.
Not to mention, I generally wouldn’t set the tables for my dogs. They usually eat from a bowl on the floor. Unless they are stealing my steak. Then they come to the table, and pull it to the floor. Where feasting would commence. No flatware involved. But what do I know. I generally never have to worry about how to dispose of my bodies…
I guess the one thing that puzzles me is why he’d admit to the murder, but get squeamish about admitting to having the poor woman for dinner. Some people need help…
Suspect says he killed, not ate, his girlfriend – [Yahoo/Reuters]
No, they won’t be making it for dinner…
Today I read a rather jaw dropping story:
A Belgian man appeared in court on Friday after a woman at his dinner party found the bodies of his wife and stepson in the freezer as she put away the leftovers, prosecutors said. – [Yahoo/Reuters]
I’m not quite sure where to start. We don’t know the circumstances under which this mans wife and son perished, so I cannot comment on that, however the fact that he, for reasons I cannot fathom, felt it would be wise to store the bodies in his freezer, and then, for further reasons that might perhaps drive me mad were I to ponder the possibilities too deeply, decided to proceed with a dinner party, with the bodies, chilling, as they were, in the kitchen.
I really don’t know which of these is worse. His “lets see if we can’t just sweep this under the rug for now” attitude to the murder (I can only presume, since people don’t generally drop dead in twos like that. Who, how and why are still anyones guess.) of his wife and son, the somewhat unorthodox storage decision, (given that there would be a dinner party pending), or the fact that he followed through with the dinner party plans with the bodies likely not more that a room or two away…
I give up…
Dinner guest finds host’s wife, son in freezer – [Yahoo/Reuters]
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