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Normally I tell you about stories within the United States because they, of course, are more relevant to us.

But there are a couple of international stories that I share with you that are always spectacular.

And this one is out of South Africa.

Four men in South Africa have appeared in course facing charges of cannibalism after one of them turned himself into the police saying he was, quote, tired of eating human flesh.

I can see that.

You know, eat the same thing day after day after day. You get tired of it.

You want to mix it up a little bit.

So three men were charged with murder and possession of human organs and tissue. Oh, man. A fourth

just with possession and of human organs. No murder. He just happened to hang on to the organs.

Oh, man. Okay. He walked in the police station telling officers, I'm tired of

eating a human flesh, and then they start questioning him, and he produced parts of a human

leg and a hand. Human leg. It's like leg of Sam.

The spokesperson from the police said the man then led the cops to a house where more human remains were found.

Police recovered the remains of one woman saying that the suspects raped, killed, and then cut her up her body, which they then consumed.

And, yeah, this is tough.

The suspect said, yeah, that's pretty much, that's pretty much what happened.

So now an investigation underway to discover whether the men were part of a larger crime syndicate,

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