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Homeless Russias sell body of man to kabab kiosk

Published by onlines on November 21, 2009

Russian tramps sell body parts to kebab stand

Three homeless Russian men have been charged with murder after they killed a 25-year-old man known to them and sold his body to be used for kababs and meat pies.

The men also used parts of the body for food for themselves.

The murder took place in Perm, which is located on the banks of the Kama River, in the European section of Russia close to the Ural Mountains, around 1,000 miles east of Moscow.

A Russian investigation unit based in Perm said the victim was attacked with a hammer and knife. He was repeatedly stabbed after he was beaten.

“After the crime was carried out, the corpse was dismembered and partly used for food, and also sold to a kiosk that sold kababs and meat pies,” the Perm investigators said in a statement.

According to prosecutors, police had found human remains near a bus stop in the city of Perm. Soon, they managed to detain three homeless men who confessed to killing a passer-by “because of personal dislike” using a knife and a hammer.

After committing the murder, the tramps dressed the body and ate part of it. Later, they sold the remaining flesh to a fast food stand selling kebabs and pies.

All three of the detained are now in custody pending trial. If convicted, they could face up to 15 years in prison.

( RussiaToday/irishsun )

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