The Cannibal of Paris: Issei Sagawa’s Shocking Crime

In 1981, the streets of Paris hid one of the most disturbing crimes in modern history.
Issei Sagawa, a quiet Japanese literature student, invited his classmate Renée Hartevelt to dinner. They ate. They drank. They discussed poetry.

But when her back was turned, he shot her. What followed was unspeakable. Sagawa mutilated her body and consumed parts of it — treating the act like art.

The horror doesn’t end there. Despite his arrest, Issei Sagawa never served a real sentence. Today, he lives free — openly speaking about what he did.

This is not horror fiction. This is the real story of obsession, madness, and evil disguised as a man.
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Music: "That Zen Moment" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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