Assertion: cannibalism | /r/HasProperty | part of the judicial process
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text: Other notorious cases include the retreat of Napoleon's troops from Moscow in 1812, the survivors of the sinking of the frigate Medusse (they drifted in a raft for many days) in 1816, the boiling and eating of a Chinese officer sent to "pacify" the inhabitants of a region of Kwangsi (China) in 1901, the Sumatran punishment of convicts in the 19th century (cannibalism was part of the judicial process of punishing malefactors), the sacrifice and consumption of a 12 year-old girl as part of a Voodoo ceremony in Haiti (1912), and the one of Fritz Haarmann, the "Hanover Vampire," who in 1924 Germany was convicted of killing at least 27 boys, making sausage out of their flesh, eating them and also selling it to unsuspecting people for human consumption.