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Man eats wrong organ seasoned with onion

grizzer

New member
:w00t2:
French prisoner 'killed cellmate and ate his lung'

A French prisoner killed his cellmate then sliced open his chest to remove and eat his heart, a court has heard.



Published: 11:36AM BST 21 Jun 2010


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NicolasCocaign sliced open Baudry's chest with a razor blade, removed a rib and pulled out an organ Photo: AFP



However, the man removed the wrong organ, and ate his lung by mistake.

Nicolas Cocaign, 39, appeared in court in the northern city of Rouen for allegedly killing Thierry Baudry in January 2007 by punching and kicking him, stabbing him with a pair of scissors and suffocating him with a rubbish bag.


Mr Cocaign then allegedly sliced open Baudry's chest with a razor blade, removed a rib and pulled out an organ which he believed was the man's heart, but which in fact was a lung.

He is accused of eating part of the lung raw and then frying the rest of it with some onions on a makeshift cooker in the cell in the Rouen prison.
"I wanted to take his soul," Mr Cocaign, who at the time of the crime was in custody awaiting trial for attempted armed robbery, allegedly told an investigating judge probing the case.

A verdict in the trial is expected on Thursday
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...risoner-killed-cellmate-and-ate-his-lung.html
 

JEV

Mr. Congeniality
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How does one mistake a lung for the heart? Not a very bright bulb to say the least. BTW, their prisoners dress pretty well...for prisoners. Nice tattoos. looks like he did them himself.
 

norscaner

Active member
I was waiting to see if he posted on " Whats for dinner tonight"

served with a fine chianti and fava beans??
 
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