A Norwegian national made more than $500,000 from the website’s 22,841 members who paid to watch videos of his “barbaric” underworld surgeries.
The mastermind of an extreme body modification cult who performed dozens of irreversible mutilations on other men broadcast on his ‘Eunuch Maker’ website has been jailed for life.Marius Gustavson, a 46-year-old Norwegian living in north London, was sentenced at the Old Bailey on Thursday for running the “grisly and gruesome enterprise” alongside six of his co-defendants.
Caroline Carberry, KC, prosecuting, admitted it was “impossible to know” the full scale of Gustavson’s offending and that as well as body mutilations there was “clear evidence” of cannibalism. Lucraft said Gustavson and his six co-defendants were motivated by “a mix of sexual gratification as well as financial reward” and described the Norwegian’s actions as “human butchery”.
Peter Wates, a former member of the Royal Society of Chemists and gemstone expert, was jailed for 12 years for helping mutilate seven men. Wates had been spared jail previously after officers found a “significant” quantity of ammunition at the home he shared with his father in Surrey in February 2022.
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