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The Odd Truth is a collection of strange but factual news stories from around the world compiled by CBSNews s Brian Bernbaum.Cannibal Kills, Stews, RoastsCANCUN, Mexico - A man accused of killing, cooking and eating his companion acknowledged having committed the crime and said the victim tasted like lamb. The meat tasted like lamb, and if they d let me, I would have eaten it all, said suspect Gumaro de Dios Arias, following a court appearance in Playa de Carmen, about 36 miles south of the Caribbean resort of Cancun.He said he k
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