Blood sucking Man (cannibal) caught in
blood is hacked to death.
A cannibal cult leader calling himself Black Jesus, who slaughtered his 'Flower Girl' followers and drank their blood, has himself been murdered in
the jungles of Papua New Guinea.
In flowing robes, Stephen Tari, 40, a failed Bible student, once led 6,000 'disciples' through the mountainous regions of the country, but was
accused of killing at least three young girls and, as their mothers were forced to watch, drinking their blood.
Calling himself 'the true Christ', he was convicted of only rape three years ago - before the country brought in new laws that meant convicted killers. and rapists could receive the death penalty - and
was among 48 prisoners who broke out of jail six months ago. 'Black Jesus': Notorious cult leader Stephen Tari
after he was captured in Papua New Guinea in 2007 Since then he has been on the run with a handful of faithful followers, but his bizarre life came to
an end when he was said to have murdered a village woman this week and attempted to take the life of another. Surrounded by furious villagers on Thursday, he is believed to have been beaten and hacked to death, along with one of his henchmen in the remote village of Gal in the northern province of Madang.
A special investigation by the Daily Mail six years ago heard from three women who said they had. witnessed Tari drinking their murdered daughters' blood in bizarre sacrificial ceremonies
in village huts as he led his followers through the jungle. Because of the remote area where he was murdered, police have not been able to establish
whether he allegedly murdered a woman because he had started up his former cult and needed more human sacrifices. Madang provincial police commander Chief Superintendent Sylvester Kalaut told the Post Courier newspaper that the village where Tari
met his death is several miles by foot along jungle tracks from the nearest small town. Capture: The feared Tari was beaten by villagers. and tied up before being handed over to the
police in 2007 We are sending police and a doctor to the village to ascertain the cause of death. The village where he was based is a four hour walk and from advice and given reports of the
state of his body, he will have to be buried soon. after the post-mortem is conducted,' said Superintendent Kalaut. Followers: Tari gathered more than six thousand disciples with his preaching in the jungles (library image)
The police officer warned that other prisoners who remain on the run and who might be associated with Tari should give themselves up. He is now dead and this could be the fate of the
others who are also on the run from the
authorities. I am warning and strongly urging those escapees to surrender themselves to authorities.'
Source: gistmania
