60 Minutes last Sunday included a ‘tattoo story’ that arguably might have been better left to shock doc shows like Amazing Medical Stories.

This week they’re again going bizarro with an infamous story on a German man who ate his dinner guest -a guest who was willing to become the main course. Try to finish your dinner before watching.

It will also have stories on Aussie paparazzo Darryn Lyons and an item on binge drinking.

Press Release:

The Cannibal
If you saw him in the street, he wouldn’t rate a second glance. He looks so ordinary. But he’s not. Armin Meiwes is a cannibal. In March 2001, he killed a man and ate him with a glass of fine red wine. A crime so bizarre it horrified and mystified the world. You see, Meiwes’ victim was a willing accomplice, he actually wanted to be eaten. A rare case of what they call “love cannibalism”. Now you’re going to meet this quiet, unassuming man who became a monster. For the first time, he’ll tell his chilling story.

Reporter: Tara Brown
Producer: Robert Stein-Rostaing

Mr Paparazzi
Where to begin? How about the purple mohawk haircut, the sequined jackets, the flash cars and the personal polo team? That’s Dazza! Darryn Lyons to his mum, but his victims call him Mr Paparazzi. The boy from Geelong, who’s made millions snooping on the stars. You can thank, or blame, Dazza for a lot of those celebrity pics you see in the gossip magazine every week. No-one’s safe from his cameras. Not Britney, not Brad and Angelina. Not even Princess Diana. Just last week, he was the star attraction at the inquest into her death. Why? He’s the one with those secret photos taken at the crash scene.
Reporter: Liz Hayes
Producers: Stephen Rice, Sandra Cleary

Punch Drunk
It’s not a pretty sight. These days, you take your life in your hands just going out for a drink with your mates. Late at night, early in the morning our cities are no-go areas, unless you’re all steamed up and looking for a fight. Too much booze, too much aggro – it’s a recipe for disaster. So much so, the government’s taken action. The Prime Minister says he wants to scare the living daylights out of teenage binge drinkers. Not before time. Liam Bartlett has been out on the mean streets with the police, seen the violence, met some of the tragic victims. And it sure scared the hell out of him.

Reporter: Liam Bartlett
Producer: Jonathan Harley

Airs 7:30pm Sunday on Nine.