A woman whose baby brother was murdered and allegedly eaten by a teenage cannibal has spoken of her family's nightmare as the killer is set to be released from jail.'Michael dismembered my brother limb by limb,' she told the MailOnline.'Soon after, he was eating my brother’s flesh, like the animal he was,' she claimed.
Now killer Michael Woodmansee is set to be freed from jail 12 years early, possibly walking the streets of Rhode Island before the end of the year, according to police.

Raven Aubin, 47, was just ten years old when her five-year-old brother Jason Foreman disappeared in 1975.
It would be eight years before her family discovered the truth of what happened to him - a truth that tore their family apart.
The news has torn open the old wounds. Mrs Aubin's father John has already threatened to take revenge Woodmansee should they cross paths, telling a radio station in March: 'I do intend to kill this man'.
He pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of second-degree murder on February 24, 1983, in a plea deal with prosecutors to spare the Foreman family the horrific details of Jason's death.






According to a local newspaper, Woodmansee was a withdrawn 16-year-old boy on May 18, 1975, when he lured Jason into his home.
He stabbed the little boy in the heart and hiding his small body in a trunk.
It remained undiscovered for eight years as authorities searched for the missing boy in a huge manhunt.
'The search went on for years,' said Mrs Aubin.
'My father became and alcoholic and my mother became depressed and they both suffered mood swings.'

But on April 15, 1982, a bearded Woodmansee tried to strike again, luring a 14-year-old newspaper delivery boy named Dale Sherman into his house.
After plying the boy with alcohol, Woodmansee attempted garrote the boy, police said.
But Sherman fought back and police were called - and suddenly, all the pieces of the puzzle fell into place.


When Woodmansee was interviewed by police he admitted that he fantasized about murder: 'It would be easy [to kill someone], easy to get away with it, and some form of fun,'' he said, according to a newspaper.

But prosecutors agreed to a plea bargain to spare the family more grim details of the boy's death and to avoid a grisly trial, and the journal was sealed for ever.











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