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2 de sept. de 2023 · Albert Fish was a serial killer and cannibal who confessed to murdering and eating 100 children in the 1920s. He had a history of mental illness, self-harm, and sadomasochism, and was known as the Gray Man or the Werewolf of Wysteria.
14 de abr. de 2022 · Along with vague confessions to the murders of hundreds of victims across the northeastern United States, Fish claimed that he had inserted dozen of needles and pins into his body — between his rectum and scrotum — and left them there.
Albert Fish was a grandfatherly man who specialized in murdering and cannibalizing children. He was the real life Hannibal Lecter.
After his arrest, X-rays revealed that Fish had at least twenty-nine needles lodged in his pelvic region. He also hit himself repeatedly with a nail-studded paddle, and inserted wool doused with lighter fluid into his anus and set it alight. [17]
An x-ray determined that he placed needles into the region between his anus and scrotum, and at least 29 needles were discovered. In trial, the defense argued that he was legally insane. They used many descriptions and testimonies to prove to the jury that he was mentally ill.
15 de feb. de 2021 · From those experiences as a child, Albert Fish became obsessed with sadomasochism, including an obsession with sexual self-mutilation. He regularly flogged himself with a nail-studded paddle, ate his own feces, burned himself with hot irons, and he would embed sewing needles into his pelvis area.
13 de nov. de 2009 · Nearly 30 needles were found in his groin area after he told a psychiatrist they were there. Fish also ate his own excrement and burned himself with hot irons and pokers. Most disturbingly,...
