Alleged Cannibal Arrested After Police Find 'Human Stew' in Fridge

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A suspected cannibal is behind bars after being arrested in connection with the discovery of dismembered body parts that were scattered around Moscow.

The suspect, identified as Nikolai Shadrin, was taken into custody after police found a stew made from a human liver in his refrigerator, the official Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported.

"During a search of the apartment, tools used to dismember the victim and a human liver were found," the statement reportedly said.

Police found a decapitated head in the Moskva River on Wednesday and an arm severed at the wrist in water at Tsaritsino Park on May 2, Novosti reported.

Two feet, a hand and another arm were later discovered around the city, AFP reported.

The victim was identified as Ilya Yegorov.

The suspect reportedly has a history of mental illness and has been a patient in a psychiatric asylum.

This is just the latest suspected cannibal to surface in Russia.

In the previous case believe a man used the Internet to search for a person who wanted to commit suicide and would agree to let him eat the body.

Police say information from the suspect's computer lead police to a grave containing the remains of two women.

The 43-year-old suspect was critically wounded last week after a gunfight with officers during an undercover police operation to apprehend him.
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