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   From: crimes@against-americans.com   
      
   SÃO PAULO (AP) –  Three people charged with killing at least two   
   women, eating parts of their bodies and using their flesh to   
   make and sell stuffed pastries went on trial Thursday in   
   northeastern Brazil.   
      
   The man, his wife and his mistress were arrested in April 2012   
   in the city of Garanhuns and police say they have confessed to   
   the crimes.   
      
   The three allegedly lured women to their house by promising them   
   a job as a nanny.   
      
   Police found the remains of the two women in the backyard of the   
   suspects' house.   
      
   At the time of their arrest they told police they belonged to a   
   sect that preached "the purification of the world and the   
   reduction of its population."   
      
   Authorities said the trio made thick "empada" pastries with the   
   flesh of their victims, which the three and also a young child   
   who lived with the man and wife ate. The pastries were also sold   
   to some neighbors.   
      
   Shortly after their arrest, police found a 50-page book titled   
   "Revelations of a Schizophrenic" written by suspect Jorge   
   Beltrao Negromonte da Silveira. In it, he said he heard voices   
   and was obsessed with the killing of women.   
      
   Police also arrested Silveira's wife, Isabel Cristina Pires, and   
   his mistress, Bruna Cristina Oliveira da Silva, who lived with   
   the couple.   
      
   The G1 news portal quoted Silveira as saying during the trial's   
   opening: "I committed a horrible monstrous mistake. It was a   
   moment of extreme weakness and brutality that I regret."   
      
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