Details have emerged about the victim of a mathematics teacher from Berlin, who is suspected of cannibalism. They met on a gay dating site, according to the Daily Mail.
The killer was tracked down with the help of sniffer dogs. They took the police to the apartment of 41-year-old mathematics teacher Stefan R. They found a bone saw with traces of blood and a set of chemicals during a search, and his online history showed that he was interested in cannibalism.
As it turned out, a few months ago, Stefan R. and 44-year-old electrician Stefan Trogisch (Stefan Trogisch) entered into correspondence on a gay dating site, writes the Daily Mail. In the evening of September 5, Trogish left home and disappeared. His neighbors contacted the police and reported the disappearance, but the man was never found.
The examination confirmed that the blood found in Stefan R.’s apartment could have belonged to Trogish. The investigation believes that Stefan R. killed and ate the man, and threw his bones in the park. The suspect arrested .
The case is compared to the murder of 43-year-old Bernd-Jürgen Brandes, which happened a > in 2001. The man was eaten by 41-year-old computer engineer Armin Meiwes, and Brandes himself insisted on this and before his death he had time to taste his own meat.