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Nathaniel Bar-Jonah, a convicted child molester and suspected serial killer, was accused of serving human flesh at neighborhood cookouts, disguised as dishes like "little boy pot pie." Arrested in 1999, evidence linked him to the deaths and disappearances of several children, including Zach Ramsay. Following Ramsay's disappearance, Bar-Jonah began hosting cookouts where he served burgers, spaghetti, chili, meat pies, and casseroles. Guests often remarked on the peculiar taste of the meat, to which Bar-Jonah responded that it was deer meat from his hunting trips. However, he neither owned a rifle nor had a hunting license. To a woman who found the taste repulsive, he claimed he had "hunted, killed, butchered, and wrapped the meat" himself. This woman later accused Bar-Jonah of molesting her son. Bar-Jonah's fascination with human flesh began in childhood. At age six, he would pick his scabs until they bled and then suck the blood. This habit continued into his adulthood and was observed during his incarceration in Montana State Prison. Although never charged with murder, Bar-Jonah is suspected of killing more than five people. He was convicted of assault, kidnapping, attempted murder, and child molestation. Sentenced to 130 years, he died in prison in 2008.