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In March 2001 Meiwes took Brandes back to his farmhouse in Rotenburg, Germany. Meiwes met Brandes on the internet after he replied to Meiwes' advert seeking someone to "slaughter and eat". His original two-month trial gripped Germany and the world with its lurid detail. Under German law Meiwes will now have to serve a mandatory 15-year sentence - with no parole before 2016. "We will now consider whether we appeal." But yes, he is shocked by it," Miewes' lawyer Harald Emerl told N24 television yesterday. They also said he was guilty not of murder but of "killing on demand" since his victim had agreed to be eaten. Miewes' lawyers had argued that their client - who befriended a 43-year-old computer engineer Bernd Jürgen Brandes, later cooking him in garlic and olive oil - was unlikely to devour anyone else. The retrial, which began in January, was held after a federal appeals court threw out his manslaughter conviction to allow prosecutors to seek a tougher sentence.
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