First werewolf story ever!

In the late 16th century, the German city Bedburg was terrorized by demonic creature that butcher cattle and rape women and children to kill them with a morbidity unthinkable.

Villagers feared to be victims of a demon or warlock who lived among them.

This is the true story of Peter Stubbe - Werewolf of Bedburg - whose crimes shocked the whole country and remained etched in history.

BEDBURG, 1582

Peter Stubbe was a respected farmer in the rural community of Bedburg, a village near Cologne. Widower and father of two children, Stubbe had a fortune that made ​​him an influential man. This was however only Stubbe's public face, get him the night of the wolf skin and turns into a sadistic monster.

COWS BUTCHERED

For many years, farmers in Bedburg were surprised to find their dead cattle. Moreover, it was on the field, torn by a wild animal park. Farmers have guessed wolves, but in reality was just the beginning of Peter Stubbe evil behavior.

WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Children are disappearing from their homes and young women do not come to an end roads daily. Their bodies were found mutilated, but many victims have never been found before. Again wolves were found guilty, and the villagers began to arm themselves against animals. They believed more in variant but a werewolf, a man who turns into a wolf to kill.

That's exactly what is happening. Even if not literally turn into a wolf, Peter Stubbe is disguising one skin while pursuing their victims. At his trial, Stubbe told that the devil gave him a magic belt of wolf fur when used it turns into a "wolf greedy and powerful with huge eyes that glow in the night like mountains of fire, with a wide mouth and sharp teeth and tough. "

INCREDIBLE CRIMES

Peter Stubbe was a serial killer with serious mental problems. During the "career" of his Stubbe killed 13 children, two pregnant women and countless cattle.

On the girls they rape, rape them before they split in two. In pregnant women, babies in the womb Stubbe remove them and then eating them hearts!

Small children were beaten, strangled and their throats with their own hands was cleaved by Stubbe. Some were dismembered and ate food.

Other missing women who have not been found is believed to have been victims of Bedburg all the werewolves. Lack bodies has led many to believe that they were eaten.

Perhaps the cruelest crime was reserved for his family. Stubbe had intimate relations with his sister and his own daughter, who also commissioned it. That's nothing compared to what he made his son the greatest - Stubbe took in the forest, killed and eaten brain!

UNSEEN MONSTER

Incredible is the story of his undertaking. For several days, the villagers brought their dogs to hunt a creature believed responsible for terror in the village. Finally managed to see him and began to run it, convinced that run after a wolf. Dogs have surrounded, but hunters were shocked to find him among them Peter Stubbe. Do not have imagined even for a moment that a man chasing. It was not found any magic belt as Stubbe have to support then.

JUDGMENT AND EXECUTION

Considered a werewolf, Stubbe was tortured until he admitted the murders. He recounted horrors, and now he had made with the devil. Some felt that his testimony Stubbe came only as a result of torture and that he was himself a victim of superstition in that period.

Stubbe was executed on October 28, 1589, and the execution was as brutal as his crimes. The body was placed on a wheel, executioners have ripped the skin on the body, arms and legs have been crushed with an ax, and his head was cut off!

On October 31 (the day now celebrates Halloween) Stubbe Petter's body was burned, with him being killed and his mistress and daughter - both accused and hid crimes

The directive magistrates to warn everyone who worships the devil, he was tortured wheel Stubbe was placed on a pole. Above it was a wolf skin and severed head sitting atop his column Stubbe.