I’m John Genua, host of America’s Strangest History with a special World Edition episode. Settle back for a story that will sicken you both with its twisted details and then again with what happened to the perpetrator when police caught him. But a warning; this story is so gory, so sick, so perverted that it will trouble those with a nervous disposition. If you have one, please stop watching now. If you’re still here though, buckle up. This ain’t gonna be easy.In 1981, at the Sorbonne in France, a Dutch student - Renee Hartevelt - agreed to get together with her Japanese classmate, a man called Issei Sagawa, to translate a poem for a school assignment. As Renee began reading the poetry, Sagawa shot her in the neck with a rifle, killing her instantly. But he was just getting started. Sagawa then proceeded to rape the corpse before dismembering it entirely, then eating as much as he could.#IsseiSagawa, #Cannibal, #Murderer, #Japan, # ReneeHartevelt, #KobeKiller, #JuroKara, #rollingstones #jeffreydahmernetflix #HiddenCrimes, #MassMurderCases, #americasstrangesthistory #truecrimestories #darkhistory #UnsolvedMysteries #crimedocumentary #murdermysteries #SerialKillers #historicalcrimes #paranoiaandviolence #truecrimecommunity #buriedsecrets #chillinghistory

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