17th October 2011
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- Stefan Ramin, 40, went missing in Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia
- Dental file sent from Germany positively identifies teeth as those of German adventurer
- Investigators believe he was ‘hacked to pieces and burned’
- Police hunt local guide and ‘suspected cannibal’ Henri Haiti
- Fire where remains were found was so hot bone fragments found 35ft away
(via Stefan Ramin eaten by cannibals? Charred bones found in search for missing sailor | Mail Online)
Professor Dr. Regina Römhild researches and teaches cultural anthropology at the Institute of European Ethnology of Humboldt-Universität, Berlin. We asked her to weigh in on the origins of the diversity in new German pop, as well as the creative influence of young migrants. Young Germany: The origins of diversity
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