US EditionFormer Butcher Kills Neighbour, Cooks Body with Vegetables; Social Media Reacts, ‘What Have I Just Read?’
- Philippe Schneider, 69, and Nathalie Caboubassy, 45, face trial in May 2025 for the 2023 murder of their neighbour Georges Meichler in Brasc, France.
- The killing occurred during a failed burglary at Meichler's isolated woodland home, which led to him being tied, gagged, beaten, and suffocated according to Schneider’s confession.
- Schneider admitted to dismembering Meichler's body, cooking parts in a pot with vegetables as part of a religious ritual to mask odors, and scattering remains on the property and in the victim's van.
- Schneider told investigators, "What I’m going to tell you is horrific," and described cooking the body until it "falls off the bone," instructing accomplices to claim it was "food for the dog."
- The trial highlights questions of responsibility as Schneider accepts full guilt while Caboubassy denies involvement, and the case has deeply disturbed the local community and victim’s family.
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French Pizza Chef Accused of Killing Man Before Dismembering and Cooking Body Parts in Pot of Vegetables: Reports
A French pizza chef has been accused of killing a man before dismembering him and cooking some of his body parts in a pot of vegetables, according to reports. He reportedly pled guilty to the charges in court.
·United States
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The horrific case of a French chef who killed a man and then cooked him
A French pizza chef, Philippe Schneider, 69, is currently on trial along with his partner Nathalie Caboubassy, for the gruesome murder of their recluse neighbour, Georges Meichler. The couple allegedly killed the man during a failed break-in at his home and then dismembered and cooked parts of his body with vegetables to hide the odour
·Mumbai, India
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C 24%
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