Amazing Real-Life Story Of Peter Stumpp was originally from West Werewolf Myths

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Men become wolves have appeared in stories since before antiquity, but it was not until the Middle Ages that the word "werewolf" was used to describe solitary mingled with lycanthropy.

Perhaps the most critical account of a werewolf was the story of the real life of Peter Stumpp, who (after much torture) admitted to having the ability to turn into a wolf devouring animals and people alike, and even having sex with his daughter. Surprisingly however, the brutality of the execution overshadowed one of the heinous acts he admitted.

In 1589, a large wolf-like beast attacked the village of Epprath in western Germany. The animal escaped, but not before the villagers cut off one of his legs.

In 1589, a large wolf-like beast attacked the village of Epprath in Western Germany. The beast escaped, but not before villagers cut off one of his paws.

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A rich farmer named Peter Stumpp was brought before the courts, with overwhelming evidence that led the town to believe he was the beast - had Stumpp a real strain for a hand ... and on the same side as the beast had his removed.

A wealthy farmer named Peter Stumpp was brought forth to the courts, carrying damning evidence that led the village to believe HE was the beast — Stumpp had an actual stump for a hand...and on the same side that the beast had his removed.

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Sources say Stumpp real name was actually Stubbe, but because he had a stump for a hand easy nickname, I guess?

Before the trial of Stumpp, his body was painfully stretched on a rack. To avoid more torture, he admitted that the devil gave him a belt that turned it into a "ravenous wolf" eyes that "in the night sparkled like fire."

Before Stumpp's trial, his body was painfully stretched out on a rack. To prevent more torture, he admitted that the devil had given him a belt that transformed him into a "devouring wolf" with eyes that "in the night sparkled like fire."

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Pretty poetic for a guy trying desperately not to be tortured again.

In addition admission to werewolf general act of eating people and infants from the womb, he also confessed devouring his son and having sex with both his daughter and a distant relative.

In addition to admitting to the general werewolf act of eating people and infants from their mother's womb, he also confessed to devouring his son and having a sexual relationship with both his daughter and a distant relative.

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in one embodiment the most brutal in history, Stumpp was tied to a wheel where men tore the flesh off of it with red-hot pincers. Its members were beaten until they broke. Finally, they cut off his head before setting him on a pyre with his daughter and his mistress.

In one of the most brutal executions in history, Stumpp was tied to a wheel where men ripped flesh off of him with red-hot pincers. His limbs were beaten until they broke. Finally, they beheaded him before setting him on a pyre along with his daughter and mistress.

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the story of Peter Stumpp reflects the infamous Salem witch trials in that man probably would not have admitted to these heinous acts if it has not been subjected to torture. This bizarre obsession for a scapegoat steeped in culture in the past, but is it really gone?

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