The Commander Who Ate a Heart: Kunti Kamara’s Crimes Against Humanity
In 1993, in a Liberian village square, a man’s chest was split open with an axe. His heart was cut out, cooked, and eaten in front of the community. One of the men who took a piece was a young rebel commander named Kunti Kamara.
Thirty years later, that same man sat in a glass box in a Paris courtroom — the first Liberian war criminal tried in France under universal jurisdiction.
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, Alexander Lawson examines the atrocities committed by ULIMO forces in Lofa County during Liberia’s first civil war, the survivors who crossed continents to testify, and the…
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