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Dorángel Vargas part 3 In a country with hardly any serial killer history, the self-confessed cannibal Vargas became a Venezuelan media darling. "Sure I eat people," the candid cannibal told reporters. "Anyone can eat human flesh, but you have to wash and garnish it well to avoid diseases... I only eat the parts with muscles, particularly thighs and calves which are my favorite ... I make a very tasty stew with the tongue and I use the eyes to make a nutritious and healthy soup." Vargas said he prefers the taste of men to women and will not eat hands, feet or testicles, "although I've been on the point of trying them on various occasions." He said he rejected overweight men because they had too much cholesterol, and the elderly were spared because their flesh "is contaminated and very tough." During his first TV interview, Dorancel stated that "human meat is nice, but I eat all kinds of meat, dog, cats, lizards. I buried the heads and feet and throw the other bones into the river. I also stored some meat in containers. The heart and the liver must be spiced up, If I was hungry I used to kill men, never women because they do no harm." "I used to eat the thighs, not the nose ears or hands because they are too hard. If I saw a drunkard sleeping, I would kill him with my spear, cut his head off and feel happy, I want to go back there and dig a big hole to bury them I don't feel ashamed of anything. They have put me in this jail for nothing."  In 2016, Vargas was involved in a prison riot in which he killed two other inmates and served their remains to other inmates. He was nicknamed "El comegente" (lit. people eater) and the "Hannibal Lecter of the Andes." #destroytheday https://www.instagram.com/p/B7G1KNZBtjN/?igshid=ittrlv3kjaim

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Le Venezuela décortiqué jusqu’à l’os

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En apparence, Dorancel Vargas Gomez est un détenu comme les autres, «blanc, même plutôt pâle, de taille moyenne et le plus souvent perdu dans ses pensées». Un condamné idéal qui, «pendant son temps libre, se contente de parler tout seul, chasse des mouches et des moustiques qui n’existent pas, ou bien frotte machinalement un morceau de métal contre le sol en ciment». Il n’a pas d’amis, il n’a pas d’argent, il ne fait pas partie d’un gang et il est même un peu fou : à Santa Ana, dans la prison vénézuélienne où il est enfermé, c’est une victime parfaite. Les viols sont fréquents mais lui, on ne le touche pas. Peut-être parce que tout le monde le surnomme le «Mangeur d’hommes». Même chez les criminels les plus endurcis, cela fait peur. Lorsque les autres lui ont demandé si c’était vrai, Dorancel a répondu : «Oui, je suis le Mangeur d’hommes.» C’était tout, c’était beaucoup et, surtout, c’était vrai. Casserole Dans Portrait d’un cannibale, le journaliste Sinar Alvarado s’intéresse à un fait divers macabre de la fin des années 90.

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Venezuela has come to this: Cannibalism in prisons

Venezuela has come to this: Cannibalism in prisons

Venezuela is a failed state from years of socialism. There are reports of interminable long lines in supermarkets, although many shelves are empty; of food riots; and of people killing pets and zoo animals for food. There are shortages of drinking water and of hospital supplies as basic as bandages, as well as massive power outages. On Sept. 1, 2016, half a million people swarmed the streets of…

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there's a cannibal from my country and i didn't even know about it omg the first serial killer from venezuela wow 

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José Dorángel Vargas Gomez (1956 -ok) was born in 1956 to a family of poor peasant farmers that lived in a Venezuelan border area near Colombia. Due to his strange behavior, the family believed that Dorancel was possessed by "evil spirits." Most of his family were members of a guerrilla group known as "Venezuelan Liberation Forces," which controled the jungle area where they lived. It is not clear if Dorancel was also a member of this group in his youth. At fifteen years of age, Dorancel ended up in San Cristobal, one of the main cities in Venezuela, and it seems he began to take drugs and drink heavily. He began to live under an expressway bridge called "Autopista Libertador," an extremely dark place at night and frequently used by drunkards, drug addicts and beggars as a shelter. He had been arrested three times, twice for minor offenses (theft of chickens and cattle). The third arrest was in 1995 when he was admitted to the Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Peribeca for the murder of Baltazar Cruz Moreno, and the subsequent cannibalism of his body. He managed to escape from that center, and lead a seemingly normal life in poverty. He lived as a homeless man and would hunt passersby at a park in the city of San Cristobal, Táchira. It is believed that he was actively murdering men between November 1998 and January 1999. Vargas hunted his victims with a tube-shaped spear and occasionally with rocks. He kept the parts that he could cook and usually buried the feet, hands and heads. It seemed that his primary targets were unsuspecting athletes and laborers working on the riverbank. He did not eat women or children, and when asked why, he explained that he felt that they were too "pure" to consume. Since he had no place to store the human flesh, most of it would decompose quickly, which made him kill routinely. #destroytheday https://www.instagram.com/p/B7G09Oihv8b/?igshid=1aqx0q2mi7hh8