Sick ‘Eunuch Maker’ who offered desperate men £25k to lop off their genitals with knives

London: A shocking story has emerged about a man named Marius Gustavson. He was known as the “Eunuch Maker.” This guy offered desperate men up to £25,000 to cut off their genitals. And get this—he even live-streamed the whole thing to thousands of viewers.

Marius used tools meant for farm animals to carry out these extreme surgeries in dingy hotel rooms and apartments. It wasn’t just for his own kicks; he shared the videos with a community he led, which had around 22,000 subscribers. His story is now the focus of a new documentary airing on Crime+Investigation.

The documentary dives into Marius’s life, showing how a quiet boy from rural Norway turned into the leader of a disturbing subculture obsessed with mutilation. He and his followers were fixated on severing body parts, trading them, and even eating them. Marius made a fortune from this twisted obsession.

Despite the horror of his actions, some of his victims saw him as a liberator. They felt they had consented to the procedures, and many had no regrets. But others realized too late how deeply they had been drawn into his sick world.

One victim, Michael, shared his experience. He thought he was in control until Marius brought out the clamps. That was the moment he knew he had made a huge mistake. Marius had moved to London in 2012 after his marriage fell apart, and he quickly got involved in a community that wanted to become “nullos,” or those who wanted to remove their genitals.

He set up a website where people could share their desires and even buy amputated organs. As his online presence grew, he eventually had his own penis removed in 2017. During his trial, recordings revealed that some surgeries went horribly wrong, leading him to call for help while insisting it was just an accident.

Photos of Marius with severed body parts were shown in court. He had even stored amputated genitals in his fridge for sale. One victim, Michael, initially resisted the idea of castration but was slowly convinced over time. Marius dangled the promise of cash, saying he could earn up to £7,000 for testicle removal.

When Michael finally went through with it, he realized he had made a terrible mistake. After a botched procedure, he decided to go to the police. Authorities later uncovered hours of disturbing footage from Marius’s operations.

While Marius pressured his victims, many still felt they had made their own choices. One anonymous man admitted he had long struggled with his sexuality and felt a deep desire to rid himself of his testicles. Marius had earned over £300,000 from his website and faced multiple charges, including grievous bodily harm.

In the end, he was sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum of 22 years behind bars. The judge described his actions as nothing short of human butchery, especially since some botched surgeries nearly cost three men their lives.