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RIO DE JANEIRO—A 21-year-old man was killed on an Amazonian Indian reservation in northwest Brazil, and police said Tuesday that a witness to the attack claimed the victim was partially eaten by the Indians.

Federal officials, however, disputed the assertion that cannibalism took place.
Ocelio Alves de Carvalho was killed Feb. 3 on the Kulina Indian reservation, said Jose Carlos Correia da Silva, the military police commander in the small city of Envira in Amazonas state.
Silva said an Indian who witnessed the killing -- and tried to stop it -- arrived at the police station to report the alleged murder the next day. The witness said body parts were roasted and eaten, Silva said.
"He was decapitated and cut in half," Silva said the witness told him. "After this, his internal organs, his heart, and parts of his thigh were cut away and eaten."
Silva said five suspects escaped into the jungle, and their motive was unknown.
What remained of Carvalho's body was retrieved by relatives two days after the killing and taken to a hospital, where Silva said he examined it.
Family members had felt compelled to find the body as police ran into delays in obtaining legal permission from Brazil's government to enter the restricted Indian reservation.
Cannibalism is unheard of among the Kulina tribe -- or any Brazilian Indian tribes -- according to Mayson Albuquerque, a spokeswoman for Brazil's National Indian Foundation. She said local police had yet to provide any proof cannibalism took place.
After receiving permission to enter the reservation and question indigenous leaders, Silva said he asked that they remain on the reservation for a while to avoid clashes with townspeople.
"There is at times violence between the Indians and people in town, but we've never seen a case this cruel," said Maronilton da Silva Clementino, chief of staff at the Envira mayor's office. "The case is so strange and cruel, at first nobody could believe it."

http://www.boston.com/news/world/latinamerica/articles/2009/02/10/brazil_investigating_alleged_cannibalism_case/