CANNIBALS React To Life Sentences... [23:40-26:49]
and to have killed the family cat. On the night of February 22nd, 2025, Matthew made a 911 call to the authorities reporting a fire and a body inside his upscale apartment in downtown Princeton, New Jersey. Upon arriving, police found the mutilated body of 26-year-old Joseph Hurtkin with multiple knife wounds. According to the reports, Joseph, who himself was a former college soccer star, was allegedly bludgeoned by his brother with a golf club and stabbed with a knife. We're also signs that Matthew had eaten parts of Joseph's body after murdering him. Matthew was also accused of beating their family cat to death and setting it on fire. While no motive was found, there were signs that Matthew was struggling with mental health issues, with one ominous post online revealing his darker side. Quote, he still has a pulse. Blood still flows through his veins. There were also reports that Matthew attempted to kill himself while in custody and appeared in court wearing a stud smock. Matthew Hurtkin's case is still ongoing. If convicted, he could face up to 30 years to life in prison. While Matthew murdered his younger brother and ate his eyeball, what happens when a convicted teenage murderer goes on to commit a horrific act of cannibalism later in life? This is it right that this person is evil, evil, evil monster. This is Joseph Oberhansley, a Utah man who was on trial for murdering his girlfriend and eating parts of her body in Jeffersonville, Indiana. They say he lived at this home with the victim and police say when they came to this home, this morning, Oberhansley is the one who answered the door. They went inside and found the woman's body. In September 2014, Oberhansley broke into the home of 47-year-old Tammy Jo Blanton and brutally stabbed her 25 times with a trench knife. Police found Tammy's mutilated body in the bathroom with portions of her body missing. Officers also testified Blanton's backdoor appeared to have been forced open. When police went inside, they found blood in several places around the home and they found Blanton dead in her bathtub. See, this wasn't Oberhansley's first rodeo with a murder case. Back in 1998, while high on him, a 17-year-old Oberhansley fatally shot his then girlfriend and attempted to kill his mother and 13-year-old sister. However, he was offered a plea deal with lesser charges of manslaughter after his family refused to testify against him, resulting in a sentence of only 15 years in prison. Oberhansley was once again arrested for murder. This time, he confessed to murdering Tammy and eating part of her brain, heart, and lungs. However, Oberhansley later attempted to backtrack on his confession Now, 30, Oberhansley was once again arrested for murder. This time, he confessed to murdering Tammy and eating part of her brain, heart, and lungs. However, Oberhansley later attempted to backtrack on his confession and claimed that he was not Joseph Oberhansley after all.
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