Man Kills and Eats the Victims Heart at Home with Potatoes

An American man is standing trial for triple murder, including cutting the heart out of his neighbour to eat at home.

Lawrence Paul Anderson, 42, allegedly killed his neighbor at Chickasha, Oklahoma, before returning home with the heart and eating it.

In court the judge was told that Anderson "cooked the heart with potatoes to feed to his family to release the demons".

He is also accused of killing his uncle Leon Pye, 67, and four-year-old girl Kaeos Yates at his own home.

Another accusation is the alleged stabbing of his aunt Delsie Pye, who survived but has wounds in her eyes.

In the hospital, Anderson confessed to the murder of his neighbor while being grilled by the Law enforcement.

He had served a 20 year sentence and was released from prison in January 2020 after serving for drug and firearms offences he committed while on parole.

He was commuted to nine years in 2017 but was released early in 2020.

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