24-year-old Amy Caroline Brown met a man on craigslist and setup a date, but little did her date know, she was planning on killing and eating him. Brown had plans of becoming a serial killer and says she has been plagued by violent thoughts since she was a young child. Her fantasy began to take shape when she found her first potential victim on Craigslist when a man posted he was seeking a date, not sex.
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The two planned the date and ended up meeting at the Rodeo Inn on Highway 99 in Lynnwood, Washington. According to the victim, Brown asked him several times if he was a serial killer. He told her that he was not and that's when she climbed on top of him and said, "Well, I am a serial killer." Brown then pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed the man in the chest puncturing his lung. He fought to get out from under her but her weight made it difficult, eventually he broke free and fled the hotel room to call police from the hotel office.
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When police arrived, Brown was running across the parking lot. She asked officers, "Am I caught?" Police say they found a note in her pocket that showed how she planned to eat his heart and kill again in the future. Brown appeared in court Tuesday and was sentenced to 18 years in prison for her crimes. Whether her fantasy to kill ever became a reality or not, her sentence is certainly very real.
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Source: http://q13fox.com/2017/10/04/edmonds-woman-who-planned-to-eat-dates-heart-sentenced-to-18-years-2/
