Werewolf cases - Part 02

Dead mayor

A really disturbing story occurred in the town of Ansbach, Bavaria in Germany, in 1685. A large, selective wolf invaded the site and began to attack its residents. But all her victims were women and children. The fact made them believe that this would actually be a werewolf. An ambush was made and the creature was killed after entering a well.

They believed that the werewolf was actually the dead mayor of the city. Therefore, after being killed, they put human clothes in the carcass of the animal and displayed it in the square. After being removed from there he was taken to a museum.

Wolf farmer

Somehow this story managed to be terrifying twice, on both sides. A farmer from Pavia, Italy, simply seems to have gone mad in 1541. He stood in the position of an animal and attacked several men around him, tearing them apart. After he was captured the man claimed that there was only one difference between him and a real wolf, their hairs grew out while theirs grew inside.

If that was not enough, to prove the statement made by the man, they cut their limbs. His hands and feet were mutilated and he died of bleeding caused by amputations.

Demon Tailor

A man was accused of completely disturbing and surreal acts on December 14, 1598. He was from Châlons, France, and was sent to Paris for his judgment. His deeds were considered so horrendous that his documents were burned with him for his crimes. Unfortunately this has caused many parts of the story to be lost, including its name. He became known as Demon Tailor and apparently used his store as a way to attract children. After that he would abuse them and then kill them, cutting off his throat.

In addition to all the abomination in his acts, in the end, he cut his remains as a butcher does with his animals. To make matters worse, after separating his parts he dressed them.