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In 1991, Omaima Nelson killed her husband on Thanksgiving after claiming he’d sexually assaulted her. She dismembered him, boiled his head, fried his hands, and mixed his remains with leftover turkey before police uncovered the crime and arrested her days later. Some say she ate parts of his body.
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In 1991, Omaima Nelson killed her husband on Thanksgiving after claiming he’d sexually assaulted her. She dismembered him, boiled his head, fried his hands, and mixed his remains with leftover turkey before police uncovered the crime and arrested her days later. Some say she ate parts of his body.


In 1991, Omaima Nelson killed her husband on Thanksgiving after claiming he’d sexually assaulted her. She dismembered him, boiled his head, fried his hands, and mixed his remains with leftover turkey before police uncovered the crime and arrested her days later. Some say she ate parts of his body.

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  1. JohnSmithCANDo on

    He espoused a witch. Cannibalism has been forbidden in Egypt for several thousands of years. Only witches and sorcerers are proponent of anthropophagy in African societies.