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The monster had been defeated - or so they thought. The morning after the Vampire of Hanover was condemned, a second monster emerged 600 kilometres away in the town of Münsterberg.

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Anonymous Host - narration

Holly Boyd - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

Milly Raso - creative direction

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Jess Chiller

I can't remember if this will be dog meat or giggle axe but I'm excited nonetheless

Bob Trenwith

Münsterberg is pronounced Moon-ster-bairg.

S. D.

Short and sweet (not sweet in a kind way) and very well written!

Jobe Makar

I guess handkerchiefs used to be much bigger

Amber

Obv this is a horrific story, but did anyone think the mentions of human hair were just *too* much 😂

Taryn-Lee Biggar

All I kept picturing was Robert Carlyle's character from Ravenous 😐

Laura B

Really well written and read. I really enjoyed this one!

Kerry Weinstein

Listening to this one while making breakfast wasn’t my best idea.

HelpFind Ajax&Stamp

I must be a bit twisted. I was more worried about the dogs than the humans. But weighing the remains and recording it? Wearing braces made from human skin? Selling bread baskets made of the stuff? My stomach is churning.

Wezz

That ending 😳

John M

This one was nauseating. More mysteries please! Over the shock value material.

Alan

Great episode, I loved it! And here we thought dogmeat was going to be the macabre one, lol. I thought it interesting how the two options from the poll wove together here.

Rebekah

Loved this! Completely horrifying

David J Osborne

Very disturbing, back in those olden days it was I assume fairly easy to get away with depravity like that.

So Real

I don't get the ending! What's the big ah-ha reveal about the weight recording??

Clees Van Exel

In my opinion this is by far the most graphic and disturbing episode produced by Casefile. I think an extra warning should be given to listeners about the extremely upsetting content. The people who committed these crimes are beyond deranged and depraved. At one point I asked myself why am I even listening to this. The details of what was found in his house was the worst things I ever heard. Casefile please put a stronger warning about this episode as it is very disturbing and troubling content. I hope a child never comes across this episode. I can’t get the descriptive images of cannibalism out of my head. This episode is not for the faint of heart at all.

Chris Harfield

For those confused by the ending, my take on it was that we were already aware that Denke was known to make braces and baskets etc out of his victims skin. So when the link was made between ‘Emma’ mentioned in his notes and the woman called Emma who’s murder had been blamed on the other butcher, the fact that a strip of her skin was missing from her shin pointed to the fact that Denke was likely actually the one responsible, given his grim ‘hobbies’