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10-18-2011, 03:30 PM
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 Come here to kill BBQ & eat the Ang Moh & Rape their GF
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/tr...h-Pacific.html
Tales of cannibalism from the South Pacific Reports that a German tourist may have been eaten by cannibals in French Polynesia are part of a widely held belief that cannibalism is still practised in the South Pacific. Stefan Ramin and Helke Dorsch in Dominica - Tales of cannibalism from the South Pacific  Stefan Ramin and Helke Dorsch in Dominica By Iain Hollingshead 7:30AM BST 18 Oct 2011 CommentsComments Stefan Ramin, a German on holiday with his girlfriend in French Polynesia, goes missing while hunting goats with a guide in the forest. A week later, charred human remains are found. A brutal murder? Or cannibalism? According to sensationalist reports yesterday, prosecutors believe it was the latter. “The probability is that he was murdered by a cannibal and parts of him were eaten,” says one. The local guide is being hunted by police and soldiers. The remains are being flown to Paris for DNA analysis. It seems an unlikely theory. “It’s true that French Polynesia once had something of a reputation for cannibalism, but that was a long time ago,” says John Gimlette, the travel writer. “In 1910, the American anthropologist, A P Rice, described how the people of the Marquesas Islands ritualistically killed their captives. "First, they broke their legs, to stop them running away, then they broke their arms, to stop them resisting. This was an unhurried killing, because the Marquesans enjoyed observing their victim contemplating his fate. Eventually, the man would be skewered and roasted.” Such rituals have passed into Pacific mythology. But, in South America, the practice appears to have endured into at least the second half of the 20th century. |
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10-18-2011, 03:33 PM
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http://www.stuff.co.nz/marlborough-e...Pacific-island
Cannibalism story shocks French Polynesia MICHAEL FIELD Last updated 13:26 18/10/2011 Share Text Size German tourist Stefan Ramin  EATEN?: Fears have been raised that German tourist Stefan Ramin has become a victim of cannibalism on a remote South Pacific island. View Nuku Hiva in a larger map World News Hamas releases Israeli soldier Three-floor drop: fireman catches boy NZ forces destroying old ammunition in PNG Kiwi model's face slashed in Sydney attack Mum was drunk on night baby vanished Israel court gives green light to Shalit swap Saudis want alleged plot brought to UN council Cannibalism story shocks French Polynesia Forces celebrate capture of Gaddafi bastion Hit-run case shocks China - and the world Bizarre claims that a missing German sailor has been eaten by Polynesian cannibals have been shot down by French Polynesia’s prosecutor Jose Thorel. "It's madness…, a non-issue," he's told the latest issue of Les Nouvelles de Tahiti in Papeete of the mystery which has swept the world and left idyllic French Polynesia bewildered – and suspecting an Anglo-German plot. The story of Stefan Ramin, who went missing on Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas in French Polynesia, has grown in the absence of any real proof over what happened to him. Evidence of cannibalism is absent but because Moby Dick author Herman Melville said there was cannibalism in Nuku Hiva in a book he wrote in 1846, Fleet Street has leapt to the conclusion it is still practiced by the 3000 people of the island. Ramin and his girlfriend Heike Dorsch, 37, were on the trip of a lifetime sailing around the world, and had arrived on Nuku Hiva on September 16. They planned to finish their trip in New Zealand next year. Dorsch told gendarmes on Nuku Hiva that Remin went goat hunting with local guide Arihano Haiti, 31. He later returned to say that Remin was injured. She went with him and she claims he then tied her to a tree and ran away. She escaped, Haiti disappeared into the bush and Remin has not been seen since. Thorel opened an investigation into sexual assault, kidnapping and murder. He told Les Nouvelles he had no idea where the cannibal story came from and noted none of the media reporting it had any sources. ''Cannibalism, I do not even want to hear about it. It's madness. ''I see no other basis on which we could talk of cannibalism. ''For me, it's a non-issue. Cannibalism was not raised this issue and I do not understand how this could be discussed by the press.'' Charred remains and clothes were found last week and are being subjected to DNA testing in Paris. Police may know the results by later this week. Thorel said there were bits of flesh at the site and teeth found matched those of Stefan Reman. No one in Tahiti was saying the body showed signs of being eaten, but a German newspaper, followed by Fleet Street, said it was evidence of cannibalism. Even the stately Daily Telegraph said there had been a history of cannibalism; it was believed to have not been practiced there for years. Les Nouvelles say people are angry Nuku Hiva was being ''slammed'' internationally. Nuku Hiva deputy mayor Deborah Kimitete says they would like to find out what happened and wonder if the murder was an act of madness. They do not believe the cannibalism story. "People have a hard time accepting that," she told Nouvelles de Tahiti. "When we saw what was happening in the media, there was anger. We do not like the headlines." The whole Marquesas community were concerned at the disappearance but were concerned the way the media had branded "an entire population... "It never happened here, this is the first time we saw such a tragedy." She said Haiti was well known and physically fit but people had difficulty accepting he could have done what he is accused of. Les Nouvelles de Tahiti commented that for "the Anglo-Saxon and German media, this is little doubt, Stefan Ramin ... was the victim of an act of cannibalism, although there is no official who will certify this macabre thesis." -Fairfax NZ |
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10-18-2011, 03:34 PM
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http://www.stuff.co.nz/marlborough-e...Pacific-island
Cannibalism story shocks French Polynesia MICHAEL FIELD Last updated 13:26 18/10/2011 Share Text Size German tourist Stefan Ramin EATEN?: Fears have been raised that German tourist Stefan Ramin has become a victim of cannibalism on a remote South Pacific island. View Nuku Hiva in a larger map World News Hamas releases Israeli soldier Three-floor drop: fireman catches boy NZ forces destroying old ammunition in PNG Kiwi model's face slashed in Sydney attack Mum was drunk on night baby vanished Israel court gives green light to Shalit swap Saudis want alleged plot brought to UN council Cannibalism story shocks French Polynesia Forces celebrate capture of Gaddafi bastion Hit-run case shocks China - and the world Bizarre claims that a missing German sailor has been eaten by Polynesian cannibals have been shot down by French Polynesia’s prosecutor Jose Thorel. "It's madness…, a non-issue," he's told the latest issue of Les Nouvelles de Tahiti in Papeete of the mystery which has swept the world and left idyllic French Polynesia bewildered – and suspecting an Anglo-German plot. The story of Stefan Ramin, who went missing on Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas in French Polynesia, has grown in the absence of any real proof over what happened to him. Evidence of cannibalism is absent but because Moby Dick author Herman Melville said there was cannibalism in Nuku Hiva in a book he wrote in 1846, Fleet Street has leapt to the conclusion it is still practiced by the 3000 people of the island. Ramin and his girlfriend Heike Dorsch, 37, were on the trip of a lifetime sailing around the world, and had arrived on Nuku Hiva on September 16. They planned to finish their trip in New Zealand next year. Dorsch told gendarmes on Nuku Hiva that Remin went goat hunting with local guide Arihano Haiti, 31. He later returned to say that Remin was injured. She went with him and she claims he then tied her to a tree and ran away. She escaped, Haiti disappeared into the bush and Remin has not been seen since. Thorel opened an investigation into sexual assault, kidnapping and murder. He told Les Nouvelles he had no idea where the cannibal story came from and noted none of the media reporting it had any sources. ''Cannibalism, I do not even want to hear about it. It's madness. ''I see no other basis on which we could talk of cannibalism. ''For me, it's a non-issue. Cannibalism was not raised this issue and I do not understand how this could be discussed by the press.'' Charred remains and clothes were found last week and are being subjected to DNA testing in Paris. Police may know the results by later this week. Thorel said there were bits of flesh at the site and teeth found matched those of Stefan Reman. No one in Tahiti was saying the body showed signs of being eaten, but a German newspaper, followed by Fleet Street, said it was evidence of cannibalism. Even the stately Daily Telegraph said there had been a history of cannibalism; it was believed to have not been practiced there for years. Les Nouvelles say people are angry Nuku Hiva was being ''slammed'' internationally. Nuku Hiva deputy mayor Deborah Kimitete says they would like to find out what happened and wonder if the murder was an act of madness. They do not believe the cannibalism story. "People have a hard time accepting that," she told Nouvelles de Tahiti. "When we saw what was happening in the media, there was anger. We do not like the headlines." The whole Marquesas community were concerned at the disappearance but were concerned the way the media had branded "an entire population... "It never happened here, this is the first time we saw such a tragedy." She said Haiti was well known and physically fit but people had difficulty accepting he could have done what he is accused of. Les Nouvelles de Tahiti commented that for "the Anglo-Saxon and German media, this is little doubt, Stefan Ramin ... was the victim of an act of cannibalism, although there is no official who will certify this macabre thesis." -Fairfax NZ |
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10-18-2011, 03:36 PM
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...e-2372050.html
Eaten by a cannibal? Mystery of a sailor's Pacific adventure By Roger Maynard in Sydney Tuesday, 18 October 2011 Share A round-the-world yachtsman who was killed on an idyllic island in the South Pacific is believed by police to have been eaten by a cannibal. Stefan Ramin and his girlfriend, Heike Dorsch, set sail in 2008. They had been idling through the South Seas for several months when they made landfall at Nuku Hiva, part of the Marquesas group of islands about 1,000 miles north-east of Tahiti. Mr Ramin, a 40-year-old business adviser from the small town of Haselau in north-west Germany, had a love of travelling, sailing, surfing and diving. Nuku Hiva, the largest of the islands, set in a turquoise blue ocean, offered all that and more. Quite what happened to Mr Ramin after he made landfall at the French Polynesian island last month is the subject of a police investigation. What is known is that he accepted an invitation to go on a traditional goat hunt in the forest with a guide named Henry Haiti. The guide returned alone from the island's interior and told Ms Dorsch, 37, that her boyfriend had been in an accident and needed help. As she rushed to her boyfriend's aid, Mr Haiti allegedly grabbed her, tied her to a tree and sexually assaulted her. Eventually she freed herself and managed to alert the authorities. Ashes believed to be those of Mr Ramin were later found in a valley by a team of 22 police officers. Among the blackened remains scattered around the site of the campfire were human bones, teeth and metal fillings. Fearing that Mr Ramin might have been the victim of a cannibalistic attack, soldiers joined police in the search for Mr Haiti. He remains at large. The German newspaper Bild reported that Mr Haiti was being treated as a "suspected cannibal". Quoting sources on the island it added: "Ashes from the fire are distributed over several square metres. In it are bones, dentures and an artificial denture with charred metal. It smells of burned meat." A spokesman for the German government said that German police were in contact with local authorities. French Polynesian legal sources suggested the victim was probably murdered by a cannibal for his flesh, but emphasised that investigations, including DNA tests on the ashes, were still being carried out. Hundreds of years ago, tribal warriors who died in battle were devoured by their enemies in an effort to draw on their strength and power. Nuku Hiva has known much slaughter over the centuries. Cannibalism continued in the South Pacific well into the l9th century. |
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10-18-2011, 03:39 PM
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http://www.singpao.com/NewsArticle.a...199883&Lang=tc
冒險家疑被食人族吃掉 女友遭恐怖島導遊性侵 正進行環球航海旅程的德國冒險家拉曼（Stefan Ramin），懷疑慘遭食人族煎皮拆骨吃掉。拉曼上月偕女友多施（Heike Dorsch）駕船到太平洋法屬波利尼西亞群島登陸後，疑在其中一個小島上成為當地食人族的獵物，被肢解後 再燒烤吃掉，其女友亦遭僱用的當地導遊海蒂（Henri Haiti）綁在樹上性侵犯，而她後來成功脫逃並通知警方，當地警方展開搜救行動，搜索人員最後在一堆營火 的灰燼中發現燒焦的殘骸和人骨，相信是拉曼，目前正化驗其DNA。 本報綜合報道 澳洲《每日電訊報》報道，現年40歲的德國冒險家拉曼，與37歲的女友多施由2008年出發，開始他們 的航海之旅，希望尋找「人間天堂」，不幸天堂未有找到，卻找到了「人間煉獄」。他倆上月到達法屬波利尼西亞 群島的努庫西瓦島（Nuku Hiva），決定停留一段時間，並請來當地一位叫海蒂的當地人做導遊，拉曼有一天原定參與傳統叢林獵羊活動 ，與海蒂一起出發前往，隨後卻只有海蒂回來。 環遊尋天堂竟誤闖煉獄 海蒂對多施聲稱拉曼發生意外受傷，需要找人幫助，多施立即隨海蒂而去，但她進入叢林前，海蒂搶先一步將 她綁在樹上，並進行性虐待及侵犯，多施數個小時後才成功逃脫，立即通知當地警方，警方在接獲通知後，立即展 開搜救行動。 拉曼失蹤近一個月後，警方上周最終在一個山谷中，發現疑似人類的殘骨，散布範圍約有幾平方公尺，其中包 括顎骨、牙齒和融化的金屬，還有破碎的衣物，並有肉類燒焦的痕迹。警方懷疑殘骨為失蹤的拉曼，相信他已遭到 食人族吃掉，當局已將殘骨運回法屬波利尼西亞首都帕皮提化驗，估計需要幾個星期的時間才可以確定殘骨的身份 。 灰燼中發現燒焦殘骸 警方還表示，法屬波利尼西亞的馬克薩斯群島，一直有食人族存在的傳聞，懷疑在事件發生後失蹤的導遊海蒂 ，本身亦是食人族的一員，而法國海外領地士兵也加入警方搜尋的行列，希望能盡早找到海蒂調查案情。德國外交 部發言人則表示，外交部及聯邦警方已經獲知此事，並與當地政府取得了聯繫。 |
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10-18-2011, 11:41 PM
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used to watch cannibal holocaust in which they even ate men/women's genitals.
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10-18-2011, 11:54 PM
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Stefan Ramin, a German on holiday with his girlfriend in French Polynesia, goes missing while hunting goats with a guide in the forest. A week later, charred human remains are found. A brutal murder? Or cannibalism? |
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10-28-2011, 02:15 AM
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10-28-2011, 07:54 AM
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10-28-2011, 08:19 AM
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they (cannibals) would be so angry when they cant locate genital on zheng he
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10-28-2011, 11:12 AM
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they (cannibals) would be so angry when they cant locate genital on zheng he |
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10-28-2011, 07:35 PM
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CSI can solve this case at the toilets.
 Sample human feces to test DNA if the missing Ang Moh's DNA is in the toilet or on some craps, then he 100% had been eaten and digested already. 
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10-28-2011, 07:38 PM
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CSI can solve this case at the toilets. Can not run one. Hard evidence that you ate someone, your own shit will betray you.
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