He moved to Silicon Valley to make his fortune. Instead he murdered a woman claiming cannibalism wou

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He moved to Silicon Valley to make his fortune. Instead he murdered a woman claiming cannibalism would bring him wealth and eternal youth
Story by Andrea Cavallier • 3h

Francis Wolke moved across the country to Silicon Valley with a dream – to join the ranks of the wealthy elite.

But instead the 30-year-old computer programmer went down a dark path and his name would become synonymous with one of the most gruesome murders in Bay Area memory.

On December 12, 2018, police found Wolke inside the Menlo Park home of 62-year-old Kathleen “Kathy” Hughes Anderson. The longtime arborist for the town of Atherton lay nearly decapitated in the basement with a ballpoint pen lodged in her eye.

Wolke, covered in blood, admitted to killing her. He later told investigators he believed he had to commit the murder and consume human flesh in order to join the “1%” and stay young forever.

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