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CANNIBALS React To Life Sentences... [26:58-32:00]

Oberhansley's first trial ended in a hung jury. The charges and allegations against him are false. That's why they won't let me talk to you people. What do you say about a death? They're holding back all my nail. I'm having to never stand down. What do you say about the death? The phone calls and later is anything so far wrong. My family and friends out there. You know why I've had this problem. The prosecution asked for a rate trial. And in 2020, Oberhansley was finally convicted of first-degree murder and burglary. And just is it right that this person, this evil, evil, evil monster. There's nothing in shame about him. He's just evil. Ultimately, Joseph Oberhansley was sentenced to life in prison with no hope for parole. He's with a gruesome murder of Tammy Joe Blanton. If murdering a woman and eating her organs gave police a hard time, imagine the horrors they faced when they came across Austin Haroof. 19-year-old Florida teenager who was accused of a grisly, double murder. The teenager killed a husband in life and the man's flesh. On August 15, 2016, John Stevens and his wife Michelle Mishkan were settling in for a quiet evening. And suddenly, they were attacked out of nowhere. Hi, Rescue with Shadra. Young man, beating up a woman across the street. Okay, are they outside or in a house? It's in a garage. I ran over there. I'm bleeding profusely. You're the moment. Okay. I don't know what happens. Do you know who he is? I have no idea. He had appeared he's still there. When police arrived, they discovered a horrific and bloody scene. I saw a huge, giant trail of blood. He had his legs in the twine, his arm wrapped around the male, and he had his fingers like a fish hook in his mouth and his face was trying to pull his cheek apart. He was, he was around. He was screaming, kill me! I'm eating you kill me! Very loud. They watched helplessly as Austin sat on Stephen's chest and chewed on his face while he was still alive. Once in the hospital detectives reported they saw Hariff spit out what appeared to be human flesh. Then they say they saw human hair in his mouth. Debities heard him say, quote, I ate something bad like a Sergeant Aston what he ate, documents show he responded with, quote, humans. Austin was arrested and charged with numerous charges, including two counts of first-degree murder. He claims he had some kind of butter and blacked out numerous times during the incident. I have some memory of what happened but I don't remember how he got me to the altercation He also expressed regret and apologized for his actions. I really don't have words to explain how I feel. It's like, it's like a nightmare. Is it hard for you to imagine that you did this to these two people? Yeah, I'm sorry for their loss. I hope that you can find it in your heart to forgive me. And I'm so sorry, and I never wanted this to happen. I'm so sorry. Austin pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. And after several psychiatric evaluations, a judge accepted his plea. Safe to say, the victim's family members were not pleased with this outcome. I hate you. I hate you with every part of my being. Your family deserves to suffer. The way my family suffers. Some of their pain and anger were also directed towards Austin's parents. You both said you're son acted strangely for weeks leading up to the murders. And you even set up an appointment for him to be evaluated. You should have done your job better. Quicker! You should not be purchasing him knives. As the scathing impact statements concluded, Austin looked towards the heavens, perhaps searching for divine intervention. I hope that he stays wherever you are sending him, forever. And if not forever, for at least my lifetime. I hope society is ready to live with a person like you. Because if you get out and I'm alive, I will call attention to it.
Courtroom Consequences · Oct 16, 2025
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