Required to cook human flesh: Colombian chef claims he was kidnapped and held captive for years

Colombian chef Oscar Rosas claims in an interview with the Daily Mail that he was kidnapped by the 'Los Sayayines' gang and held captive for three years, during which he was forced to cook human flesh for drug lords and international gangs.

Colombian chef Oscar Rosas, 61, claims in an interview with the British Daily Mail that he was kidnapped by the 'Los Sayayines' gang and held captive for three years, during which he was forced to cook human flesh for drug lords and international gangs. Rosas, who previously cooked at high-end restaurants, became addicted to heroin and lost all his possessions, moving to the 'El Bronx' neighborhood in Bogotá – an area controlled by drug dealers and criminal organizations. According to him, the gang grabbed him, pointed a gun at his head, and threatened: 'Either you cook this – or we will eat you.' He describes the moment he plunged the knife into the dismembered body as 'the hardest thing I have ever had to do in my life.' The article does not include an official response from the authorities in Colombia.