Compiled List of People-Eating-People Events

The Daily Caller’s inquiry to the CDC about why it omitted parasites from its denial, and about the possibility of the cannibals having been infected by the Toxoplasma, however, was met with silence.

I would say we'll be hearing from the CDC rather shortly, as this has about a 95% chance of going effing viral.

The veal is being lifted! 2 all that make fun of such is the easy way out. The point of forums is 2 educate and seek the truth. Keep up the good work! Also keep in mind the naaaasayers have an agenda! Disinformation agents frequent sites like these. The point is not 2 label events like these and wrap them in a box with a bow but to get it out there so we can make the best educated guesz with the information available. Rock on!

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Thanks for the reply, what I mean by center of the country was, more places to vanish. I'm sure there is more open fields, more wilderness, more hiding spots. I live in MD, the guy who chopped his roomate up lived in a townhouse. The man was caught instantly, had he not lived in a populated area filled with neighbors all evidence would have been ate, body never found, the perpetrator would just be guilty of murder.

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Ah good point!

Not sure if you have this one, just heard it on my local news.

Man Bites Lawrence,KS Wal-Mart Employee
Attack

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No I hadn't! Thank you!

found a couple more (none are 'new')

James Duckett is jailed for bite attack in Golden Lion pub, Selby

Woman's trip to Phoenix Target ends in bite attack

**Man recovers from surgery after face-bite attack at party**

ALSO, this one from december of last year seems remarkable similar but I am not adding it to the list.

'Growling, rabid' clubber launched ferocious bite attack on woman leaving her needing plastic surgery

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The only problem I have with this theory is in zombie games you play the hero not the zombie, I could see a psych break down where they see everyone as a zombie but not them becoming one!

Originally posted by ragiusnotiel
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It is transmitted by saliva I just read some report (closed the window) that these disease can start in the mouth. I don't know, seems sketchy to me.

I mean if it were entirely true wouldn't you like (sorry for graphics) not be able to perform oral sex with the risk of catching it? or share drinks?

I mean it has to be really rare, but it struck me that it was in his SON'S mouth, and he had to SHOOT him. I don't think any father wants to shoot his son. I don't know, I guess I'm trying to say that perhaps whatever is going on with the Miami cases was also present here. But its farfetched at best. But I still think this case smells funny.

Well per the first paragraph kill me now!


Also to touch on the zombie part the 'UNDEAD" is the common and most famous part of zombie (died and came back to life) BUT it does not have to be dead VooDoo zombies NEVER DIE but appear to be so and then rise with brain damage and under a spell! I know allot of folk find it as a joke and BS but till you see it or at least know a REAL practitioner of voodoo it sounds unbelievable

Interesting video ( I know this is about bites and eating not zombies) But the whole video goes into plagues, pandemics, ect

Courtesy of twitter, this just got posted as well www.wsvn.com...

According to an officer's safety bulletin, "While at the holding cell, DeLeon banged his head repeatedly inside the holding cell. DeLeon growled at officers in the booking area like a rabid dog. DeLeon attempted to bite Officer Ruiz's hand off." Read more: www.wsvn.com...

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Ohh- I will certainly be watching this today! I love me some documentaries

Actually, voodoo zombies are usually people taken and drugged with a compound that slows their heart and makes them sleep, to the point of making them seem dead...

Then, they're buried or put in a mausoleum and come out all fuzz brained from the drug...they theoretically should recover as long as they aren't killed or anything.

Via Wiki:

The term (zombie) is often figuratively applied to describe a hypnotized person bereft of consciousness and self-awareness, yet ambulant and able to respond to surrounding stimuli. "

It goes on...

"Several decades later, Wade Davis, a Harvard ethnobotanist, presented a pharmacological case for zombies in two books, The Serpent and the Rainbow (1985) and Passage of Darkness: The Ethnobiology of the Haitian Zombie (1988). Davis traveled to Haiti in 1982 and, as a result of his investigations, claimed that a living person can be turned into a zombie by two special powders being introduced into the blood stream (usually via a wound). The first, coup de poudre (French: "powder strike"), includes tetrodotoxin (TTX), a powerful and frequently fatal neurotoxin found in the flesh of the pufferfish (order Tetraodontidae). The second powder consists of dissociative drugs such as datura. Together, these powders were said to induce a death-like state in which the will of the victim would be entirely subjected to that of the bokor. Davis also popularized the story of Clairvius Narcisse, who was claimed to have succumbed to this practice."

en.wikipedia.org...

It also seems schizophrenics are used to be "zombies" many times in voodoo culture...

While this is all interesting, what we're seeing has nothing to do with Voodoo whatsoever...let alone the fact that voodoo is a bunch of bunk.

To me it sounds like this flesh eating bacteria drives people mad in an effort to try and reproduce itself.

Originally posted by joesomebody
To me it sounds like this flesh eating bacteria drives people mad in an effort to try and reproduce itself.

It wouldn't be surprising, although I believe the only precedent would be a parasite- are bacteria capable of such functions?

I'm no biologist, but for all we know it could be producing some hormone that drives people mad and makes them want to attack others...

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It seems plausible. This always happens to me- whenever I have an space question there's never a astrophysicist around, and whenever I have a bacteria question there's never a infectious disease specialist.. sheesh

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Again - I am not a microbiologist however to answer the question about bacteria in the brain;

transmissible spongiform encephalopathies are caused by prions. Some types are passed on through genes, some through infection, and some through spontaneous change in normal prions.

Haven't seen a case yet where it caused growling and feral behavior but who knows what mother nature can come up with.

Just to be fair, if you search truecrimereport.com for "bite" you get a lot of results- mostly from the last couple of years 2010-2011. Mostly just biting- no eating really.

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Id have to agree with that as well!

Just found this to add to list.thecount.com...


Yep another one shtf looking like or am crazy