Content: "You heard of The Man Who Ate a woman  and then became a celebrity for it?  In 1981, a Japanese student,  Issei Sagawa, studying in Paris,  did the unthinkable. He invited a Dutch classmate,  Renee Hartvelt, to his apartment to read poetry.  But he had a secret. Issei Sagawa didn't want to study her.  He wanted to consume her. That night,  he shot her in the neck. Then calmly,  he began eating parts of her body.  He documented everything, took photographs,  recorded notes. For two days,  he kept her corpse. When he tried to dump the remains in a suitcase,  he was caught. But here's the twist.  He never went to prison. Declared mentally unfit in France,  he was deported to Japan. There,  authorities found him legally sane.  But because the charges have been dropped in France,  Japan had no case. He walked free.  And even more disturbing, he profited from it.  He wrote books, did interviews,  even starred in documentaries.  Talking casually about the taste of human flesh.  He became infamous. A celebrity cannibal. Untouchable.  Issei Sagawa died in 2022.  But to this day, people ask,  how did a killer walk free and then get famous for it?  Cause sometimes the most horrifying monsters aren't hiding.  They're waving",