Issei Sagawa (Bonus Episode)

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The Crime Scene Chronicles

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Unravel the mysteries of the human mind and the darkest recesses of society with "The Crime Scene Chronicles w/Roland Reyes", this gripping podcast invites you to explore the chilling tales that haunt our collective consciousness. From notorious serial killers to baffling cold cases, each episode delves deep into the labyrinth of crime, dissecting evidence, analyzing motives, and piecing together the puzzle of human nature gone awry. Join us as we navigate the twisted paths of deception, deceit, and desperation, shedding light on the shadows that lurk just beyond the crime scene tape.

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Issei Sagawa (Bonus Episode)

The Crime Scene Chronicles

6 minutes 54 seconds

1 year ago

Issei Sagawa (Bonus Episode)

(Bonus Episode)

Issei Sagawa, a Japanese man, gained international notoriety for his horrific act of cannibalism in 1981. While studying in Paris, Sagawa invited his Dutch classmate Renée Hartevelt to his apartment, where he killed her and cannibalized parts of her body over several days. Arrested while attempting to dispose of her remains, he was declared legally insane by French authorities and committed to a mental institution. In 1984, he was extradited to Japan, where he was declared sane and released after just 15 months due to legal technicalities preventing further prosecution. Post-release, Sagawa capitalized on his infamy through books, films, and media appearances, becoming a disturbing figure in popular culture.

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