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Ubiĭstvo Rene Khartevelʹt v 1981 godu potri͡aslo vesʹ t͡sivilizovannyĭ mir. Uchivshiĭsi͡a vo Frant͡sii i͡aponskiĭ student Issėĭ Sagava zamanil k sebe svoi͡u odnokursnit͡su i, ubiv ee, prevratil telo v trapezu. Vo Frant͡sii Sagava byl zakli͡uchën v psikhiatricheskui͡u bolʹnit͡su. Tam ego predpolagalosʹ derzhatʹ do kont͡sa zhizni. No cherez neskolʹko let i͡aponskie diplomaty dobilisʹ ego deportat͡sii. Kannibala vernuli v I͡Aponii͡u, gde mestnye vrachi priznali ego vmeni͡aemym i osvobodili. Issėĭ Sagava ne tolʹko vyshel na svobodu, no i stal. . . izvestnym povarom, kulinarnym kritikom i uspeshnym pisatelem.

The assassination of Rene Hartevelt in 1981 shocked the entire civilized world. Japanese student Issei Sagawa, who studied in France, lured his classmate to him and, killing her, turned her body into a meal. In France, Sagawa was imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital. He was supposed to be kept there for the rest of his life. But a few years later, Japanese diplomats succeeded in deporting him. The cannibal was returned to Japan, where local doctors declared him sane and released him. Issei Sagawa was not only released, but also became. . . a famous chef, culinary critic and successful writer.