The Grisly Tale of Human Slicing

The Horrible Tale of Human Slicing
It's not about salami slicing. Nor about sashimi dishes (dishes of sliced raw fish). Nor about the weird cannibalism rumored to have been practiced during the Cultural Revolution of Red China (1966-1976).
If you're about to eat something or feed your family members, stop short of reading this garbage stuff. If you're not man enough to stand horror scenes, please bang shut your monitor and get on your feet. If you're a young lady pregnant with a dear life, close your eyes and get yourself out of there.
Are you inquisitive? Are you such a person of steely guts that might not throw up? O.K. here you go. This is a ghastly tale about a human slicing Korean style, that is, the tragic end of ex-KCIA Chief Kim Hyong Wook.
The Sisa Journal, a prestigious major Korean weekly has made a revelation, quoting very reliable sources, who has claimed for the misfortune of Mr. Kim, about the grisly fate of ex-KCIA's chief. Mr. Kim, who has been rumored to be mysteriously missing during some final days of the dictatorial President Park regime, has been killed and brutally dumped by Park's loyal KCIA underlings, according to the weekly report.
Incensed about Kim's disclosure of Korean human rights condition at the relevant subcommittees of the U.S. Congress, then President Park uttered some remarks of displeasure. Interpreting the utterance as an implicit sign of Kim's elimination, the hit men of rabid underlings had hit the road to hunt Kim.
A young actress had been used as a decoy to bait him. Kim went to Paris from his U.S haven to meet the actress. Kim had been abducted from a Paris restaurant, where he had been looking forward to the encounter with a young Korean lady.
The grisly tale goes like this: Kim was abducted to a suburb, about 4 km from Metropolitan Paris, and killed then and there. His killed body was removed to a chicken farm and put into a crusher of the ignorant farm which made its way to the chicken feed.