Case 205: Bernd Brandes 

He shall be vegetarian only as long as he can't cannibalize anyone else.

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Aww but now I really want to.... but I'm scared I'll regret it

wtf?

This to me, is what in my day, was called madness. Possibly, utter madness.

@@sidstovell2177 I completely agree

Literally no one says it's fine for children not to have a parent.

Thank you!

I mean… the guy kinda gave his consent. Not saying what they did was right on any level. But you have to admit the fact that he did it under the persons consent makes it a lot less evil.

It’s more disturbing than evil, they are just sick men.

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@@MR-pv7qg exactly!! Enjoy , yeh life is weird , so very complex…. Listen , digest …. Don’t try to understand…. The world has gone mad / crazy …. It has always been unreal/ crazy … find a balance…. These true life stories make us think …. What else u gonna do ???? Stay safe xxx

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I love this podcaster and hate complaining about that kind of thing but I admit, this one seemed littered with ads.

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Euthanasia takes a twist

Reinhold thought it was all fake. If only that had been true.

ur sick

Reinhold: I want a dark thrill Also Reinhold: NOT THAT DAMN DARK! Thankfully he sent that email to thr police and got the initial ball rolling on the investigation.

I'll be doing exactly the same in a few hours.....bedtime Casefile !!

Aww I wish I could. It's 7:08am here and I hardly slept. I sure wish I could fall back asleep.

All you need is some cough medicine and sleeping tablets, and a butchers knife.

@@chesspiece81 you should of taken a sleeping pill

@@Starae336 tried them don't always work

Yeah bit of a weird one this . Even though he did kill someone I dont feel he's a dangerous murderer cos he did nothing without consent of the other party. Overall I just found this a very sad case and I kind of feel sorry for both of them.

My state doesn't even have legal weed, so I'd wager legalizing cannibalism isn't high on their list of priorities.

I wondered what had happened to the sex part? I read a book about this case I think it was the one mentioned “cannibal” it’s definitely worth the read and full of a lot more details than this sub par podcast dictates.

He also mispronounced the victims name whole way through

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I am sorry but this is very... incorrect? First, the brothers Grimm didn't actually write the tales, they collected them from folklore. Most of these stories, like almost all of them, do have a happy ending (Hansel & Gretel included, Gretel outsmarts the witch and defeats her, frees her brother and they find their way back home and live happy ever after). Grimm brothers made fairytales like Rapunzel, Cinderella and Snow-White public. It is true that a lot of these tales have dark parts, and modern adaptions usually are less dark, but to say that they are inherently bizarre and written by a bunch of nut cases is... a stretch.

@@tis_mar_al4600 I am still sticking to my story about the Grimm brothers. I was never interested in their stories Complete lunatics especially when using witches as a tool to frighten children. During mediaeval times if a woman was suspected of being a witch she was arrested and burned to death. This was corruption by the church who used women as an excuse if something went wrong she was a target. For hundreds of years this was the practice of men against women who lived alone and were really the most knowledgeable women they knew and studied about the natural world and I would go strongly to say they knew a lot about plants and their medicinal properties they were chemists. They were natureopaths. A woman's story was never written down only word of mouth because women never had the opportunity to learn to read and write but the women who lived alone with animals and studied them and nature they were very learned women they found a way to keep their exciting observations and knew how to read and write in their own language. They were women doctors. But how dare I say that. Well I did that's what the women were knowledge was for everyone they were ahead of their time Give them the respect they deserve. God bless those brilliant women. And history a disgrace for what they did to those brilliant women What a horrendous loss.

Grimm's weren't actually _too_ bad, considering what the originals they were adapting their stories from were like. Grimm's toned the originals down a _lot._ I grew up listening to Grimm's fairy tales (the originals) and Hans Andersen's too. When I was little I'd listen to them on cassette every night as I fell asleep, even the crazier ones like One Eye, Two Eye, Three Eye, and the original Little Mermaid (very violent) . The stories didn't mess me up at all, but gave me a really great imagination and I'm literally always curious to learn the deeper meaning of things. I always wonder if I didn't listen to Grimm's and Hans Christian Andersen if my brain would have just developed differently - more content to just accept things as they are without wanting to learn all about them - I'd find that so boring! :)

@@Vexarax still not interested in fairytales nasty stories If this guy was reading the brothers Grimm fairytales and look what he turned into a cannibal seriously. Let's not get of the track that this monster cut up his friend and eat his flesh omg Perverse evil. Hope he rots in jail. I never read fairytales when I was little. I like stories with a moral but not about women being witches which was bullshit and were burned to death. I was not brought up to fear witches never believed in bad witches. I am an educated person but the brothers Grimm were a bunch of idiots. Horrible stories.

@@everibarovski7963 - always interesting to read other people's opinions, no matter how vehemently I disagree. I personally have never feared witches (I have always been fascinated by the history of religious persecution against the innocents _accused_ of being witches though, which Grimm's also make a point of illustrating) and have a preference for a vegetarian diet as meat sits too heavily in my stomach - despite having grown up listening to Grimm's fairytales, and ones much more violent than Hansel and Gretel which is tame compared to some of them. I have even made a fair amount of money recounting these fairytales for modern audiences in articles for educational websites online. As usual, it's more a case of this person having been drawn to such tales because he already had that inclination within him. Whereas someone without that inclination can read them without being affected negatively by them at all, same with violent movies, videogames, anything really. :)