I was forced to cook human flesh at a cannibal restaurant for Colombian gangsters - international criminals would come to eat human stew

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Colombian chef Oscar Rosas once had everything going for him.

Published: 11:10 GMT, 15 November 2026 | Updated: 11:10 GMT, 15 November 2026

But after falling into the hands of a notorious criminal gang, he claims he was held captive for three years and forced to cook human flesh for drug lords and international criminal gangs.

Rosas, now 61, completed his culinary training in New York and spent most of his 30s in Europe, cooking for some of the world's best restaurants.

But despite his success, Rosas says his life was spiralling out of control, and a devastating heroin addiction would ultimately cost him everything.

With his career in ruins and nowhere else to go, he decided to return to Colombia, with nothing to his name and struggling with relentless substance abuse.

He moved to the notorious 'El Bronx', a lawless slum in the heart of Bogotá that was at the time one of the country's most dangerous open-air drug markets, controlled by dealers, hitmen, prostitutes and heavily armed criminal organisations.

It was there, in his most vulnerable state, that Rosas claims he fell into the hands of Los Sayayines, a brutal gang that operated as the neighbourhood's enforcement arm.

What followed, according to Rosas, was a descent into a world of underground tunnels, satanic rituals, organ trafficking and unimaginable brutality.

The now 61-year-old said a heroin addiction led his life to fall apart. He is pictured in this undated photograph in the depths of his battle with a heroin addiction

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