This upsetting image is of a man found in 1998 in a park surrounding a major reservoir that serves the largest city in South America. He exhibits many of the same kinds of wounds as those seen in a classic animal mutilation, as covered by Linda Moulton Howe, except that his bones have been charred.
In the 1970s there was a wave in northern Brazil of people discovered in treetops dead, with every ounce of blood removed from their bodies by what the locals referred to as the “Chupa-Chupa”, which translates to “Big Sucker”.
