What does human flesh taste like? Canadian English teacher faces child abuse charges for showing BBC video in South Korea


Shocked children being treated for post-traumatic stress, say South Korea police. Video shows host Greg Foot having flesh removed from his thigh, then cooking the sample. — SCMP

An English teacher from Canada who showed a BBC documentary titled “What does human flesh taste like?” to a group of children as young as six faces child abuse charges in South Korea.

Footage from surveillance cameras in the classroom shows shocked children burying their heads in their arms to shield themselves from the images in the BBC Earth Lab programme, which was uploaded to YouTube in 2016.

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