The wide-ranging conspiracy

That’s what they’re calling it now? “Extreme body modification”? The Beeb:

The ringleader of an extreme body modification website wanted to be “the architect of his own body” after his marriage broke down, a court has heard.

Marius Gustavson and others carried out multiple mutilations on his “eunuch-maker” site.

Excuse me? How do you go about mutilating people on a website?

Through his “eunuch maker” site, Marius Gustavson and other “like-minded individuals” carried out multiple mutilations, “the scale of which is without precedent”, prosecutor Caroline Carberry KC previously told the Old Bailey.

The 46-year-old Norwegian required hospital treatment after having his penis and leg removed during body modification procedures.

Well he would, wouldn’t he.

He appeared for sentence alongside six other men who had all admitted their part in the scheme…The wide-ranging conspiracy also involved the removal and trade of body parts, the court was told.

Trade? Trade? There’s a trade in human body parts?

There’s such a thing as being too creative.

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2 responses to “The wide-ranging conspiracy”

  1. Nullius in Verba Avatar
    Nullius in Verba

    Remember when we were allowed to call people unflattering names when they did sick shit?

    I miss those days.

  2. Sackbut Avatar

    “Extreme body modification” covers a lot more than genital removal. I was going to comment about that a few days ago. But today I saw this article, discussing this exact story in literally gory detail.

    How ‘eunuch maker’ livestreamed extreme body modifications and sold body parts

    A brief excerpt:

    Gustavson, who has had his penis, testicles, right nipple and left leg removed, was accused of being the principal offender, organiser and ringleader in the lucrative and wide-ranging conspiracy involving up to 29 offences on 13 victims and the trade of body parts.