Last year, seven people were arrested during a police raid on a house in London. The reason for this was that the police had received information indicating that ill-treatment was taking place in the house. But the police did not expect what had really happened in this very ordinary house in the middle of a quiet residential area.
In the house there was a group of people who called themselves the “Nullo group” and were led by a Norwegian who called himself “The Geldinga Meisteran”. He is 44 years old and ran a small film production company.
The Nullo group, whose name is derived from the English word nullification, which could be called abrogation or withdrawal, is a cultural group of men who voluntarily agree to have their penises and testicles cut off.
Announced on Twitter
The “Castration Master” had cut off the genitals of men in the basement of the building and broadcast the procedure live to individuals who are willing to pay top dollar for such footage.
Shows were advertised on Twitter, but there was a page where people interested in such things could talk to each other.
There were a total of seven members of the group in the house, including “master Geldinga” and they were all arrested. The other six men ranged from mid-thirties to nearly seventy.
They were released on bail and the case now languishes in the UK court system.
The beginning in Japan
The founder of “Nullista” is a Japanese named Mao Sugiyama. He calls himself an artist, but he had his genitals cut off in Tokyo ten years ago.
He then posted a post on Twitter where he offered his genitals for 140,000 Icelandic ISK. He said he had no sexually transmitted diseases and his genitals were in excellent condition everywhere.
Afterwards, five people shared the purchases and each guest paid 27,000 Icelandic ISK for the “goodies”.
Sugiyama cooked the genitals expertly and topped with butter-fried mushrooms and parsley.
From Sugiyama’s dinner.
Icebox full of what?
The police dismantled the house in London, so to speak, over the next four days and each police car was filled with computers, recording equipment and coolers, which one can only imagine what they contained.
“Nullo” groups are known more widely than them, particularly in Asia, and this Nullo group was the first known in Britain.
As mentioned earlier, the case is somewhere in the UK legal system today.
