Police Say Nigerian Hotel Sold Human Meat to Customers
- 10 years ago
In an exceptionally disturbing report, an unnamed hotel in Nigeria was found to be selling cooked human meat in their dishes.
In an exceptionally disturbing report, an unnamed hotel in Nigeria was found to be allegedly selling cooked human meat in their dishes. Onitsha police had received numerous tips involving suspicious characters going in and out of the hotel.
Locals didn’t fully understand what was going on, but they felt something was very wrong. Their suspicions proved to be true.
When law enforcement raided the business, they discovered weapons including 2 AK47 rifles, dozens of rounds of ammunition and an abundance of cell phones.
The most troubling finding of all was two human heads that had been wrapped in a cellophane bag.
A local vegetable vender stated 'I always noticed funny movements in and out of the hotel; dirty people with dirty characters always come into the hotel. So, I was not surprised when the police made this discovery.’
A pastor, who had dined at the establishment, claimed he paid a hefty price for a dinner. The man had no clue he had been served human meat until after police raided the hotel.
Authorities arrested 11 people connected to the business, one of whom was the hotel owner.
In an exceptionally disturbing report, an unnamed hotel in Nigeria was found to be allegedly selling cooked human meat in their dishes. Onitsha police had received numerous tips involving suspicious characters going in and out of the hotel.
Locals didn’t fully understand what was going on, but they felt something was very wrong. Their suspicions proved to be true.
When law enforcement raided the business, they discovered weapons including 2 AK47 rifles, dozens of rounds of ammunition and an abundance of cell phones.
The most troubling finding of all was two human heads that had been wrapped in a cellophane bag.
A local vegetable vender stated 'I always noticed funny movements in and out of the hotel; dirty people with dirty characters always come into the hotel. So, I was not surprised when the police made this discovery.’
A pastor, who had dined at the establishment, claimed he paid a hefty price for a dinner. The man had no clue he had been served human meat until after police raided the hotel.
Authorities arrested 11 people connected to the business, one of whom was the hotel owner.