Jungle 'cannibal cult' accused of murdering 'witch doctors'

Twenty-nine people accused of being part of a cannibal cult in Papua New Guinea’s jungle interior have been charged with the murders of seven suspected witch doctors, police said today.

Twenty-nine people accused of being part of a cannibal cult in Papua New Guinea’s jungle interior have been charged with the murders of seven suspected witch doctors, police said today.

The cult members allegedly ate their victims’ brains raw and made soup from other organs.

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