Peter Bryan,
a schizophrenic who was convicted of murder and cannibalism was set free from a
hostel by a mental facility that resulted in the murder of two people. It was not clear why the medical staff agreed
to transfer him to a hostel where he is on his free will.
Three hours
after he was set free from the mental facility, he murdered Brian Cherry, who
is an old friend and cooked his brain.
He was then sent to a secured hospital and after less than 10 days, he
killed a co-patient named Richard Loudwell.
It was
later discovered that Bryan was left in the care of an intern with no
sufficient amount of training. Peter
Bryan was known as a manipulative murderer; the intern was not informed that he
is taking care of a dangerous killer. Furthermore
he was not informed that he was dealing with a serial killer.
But the
hostel was not free from the interrogation of the authority, as they discovered
an allegation of a 17 year old girl for a sexual assault. Had they contacted the authorities and report
the incident, the deaths of the other could’ve been avoided.
In February
2004, Bryan went to a DIY store where he purchased a claw hammer, a knife and a
screwdriver. He then visited Brian
Cherry and killed him. The authorities discovered
a half naked Peter Bryan covered with dried blood while Cherry’s one leg and
both of his rams had been dismembered by Peter Bryan. They also found a piece of meat on the frying
pan. Peter Bryan later announced that he
feed on the brain of Cherry with some butter on it; he said he loved the taste
of it.
After the
murder of Cherry, he was sent to a hospital where he murdered Loudwell. The hospital apologized for the death of
Loudwell and accepted their shortcoming.
The number of patient on the hospital decreased drastically after the
death of Loudwell. In efforts to
increase their security, the hospital increase their attending nurses in hopes
that it would again bring back the trust of the patients.
Peter Bryan
was then given a life sentence and ordered never to release from Broadmoor.
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