Armin Meiwes bathroom tile. Sold individually.

Sold individually.

Additional information :

Armin Meiwes relics are extremely rare on the murderabilia market due to the impossibility of corresponding with the cannibal killer, and the location of his house, located in the heart of the primary forests of central Germany. Visiting the very dilapidated and cluttered house involves many risks: landslide, collapse, fall, etc. Many interesting relics are covered by many obstacles that need to be cleared. Sometimes you have to crawl through the rubble. Risk of pulmonary infection, various allergies due to dust and fungus. In addition, neighbors exasperated by curious visitors often call the police who come to verbalize the intrusion on a property now belonging to the German State.

Wikipédia :

Armin Meiwes, born December 1, 1961 in Essen, is a German computer scientist who became known for the 2001 murder of Bernd Jürgen Brandes. Perpetrated on a consenting victim, the murder is preceded and followed by acts of cannibalism. Nicknamed Der Metzgermeister (“the master butcher” in French) or even the “cannibal of Rotenburg”, Meiwes was sentenced in 2004 to 8 and a half years in prison, then, during a second trial, held in 2006, to the life imprisonment. Rammstein's song "Mein Teil" is dedicated to the case. Director Marian Dora made Cannibal, a film about the story of Armin Meiwes. Meiwes is Germany's most famous cannibal. Many books and documentaries exist on his case.

My own video of Armin Meiwes' visit on August 17, 2022:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfNAigfoM3o&t=29s