Marius Gustavson, known as the ‘Eunuch Maker’, lured men into horrific acts of self-mutilation for cash and twisted gratification
Drammen: This story is about a guy named Marius Gustavson, who called himself the “Eunuch Maker.” He did some really disturbing things to men who were struggling with their identities. He used tools meant for farm animals in hotel rooms and shabby flats in London.
It wasn’t just about his own weird desires. Marius ran a website where thousands of people watched live videos of these brutal acts. He made a ton of money from it, but many of his victims thought he was helping them become who they really wanted to be.
Some of these guys felt like they had consented to everything, and surprisingly, many had no regrets. But others realized too late how deep they had gotten into his twisted world. One victim, Michael, said he thought he was in control until it was too late.
Even after being sentenced to life in prison, Marius showed no remorse. A documentary is coming out soon that dives into how this quiet kid from a small village turned into a leader of such a dark movement.
Growing up, Marius was just a shy boy in Drammen, Norway. No one would have guessed he’d end up like this. He struggled to fit in and had a tough time socially. After some legal troubles, he moved to London and got involved in a subculture that led him down a dark path.
He created a website where people could share their desires for castration and even buy the body parts. Marius went as far as to remove his own penis in 2017. The things he did were shocking, and many of his victims were drawn in by the promise of empowerment.
Michael, who met Marius through the London kink scene, was in a bad place when he got involved. He was battling addiction and depression. Marius introduced him to a world where he thought he could find relief, but it quickly spiraled out of control.
At one point, Marius used clamps meant for animals to perform castrations, and Michael found himself strapped down, realizing he had made a huge mistake. The pain was unbearable, but he kept asking for more drugs instead of stopping.
Eventually, Michael and others realized they had been manipulated. Marius had a way of making everything seem normal, and many felt pressured to go through with the procedures. Some even felt grateful to him for helping them, despite the horrific circumstances.
In the end, Marius earned over £300,000 from his website and was charged with multiple serious crimes. The judge described his actions as nothing short of human butchery. His story is a chilling reminder of how vulnerable people can be drawn into dangerous situations.
