The procedures were filmed and uploaded to the eunuch maker website he ran, and subscribers would pay to watch, Westminster Magistrates' Court (pictured) heard on Wednesday (File image)
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A man who had his own penis, nipple and leg removed has been accused of livestreaming castrations on other men to a paying audience on his ‘eunuch maker’ website.

Norwegian Marius Gustavson, 45, was in the dock in a wheelchair, and along with eight others, was alleged to have performed extreme body modifications, including the removal of penises and testicles.

The procedures were filmed and uploaded to the eunuch maker website he ran, and subscribers would pay to watch, Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard on Wednesday.

Gustavson is said to have been the ringleader in a wide-ranging conspiracy, involving up to 29 offences of extreme body modifications, the removal of body parts, the trade in body parts and the uploading of videos.

Nathan Arnold, 47, from South Kensington, west London, Damien Byrnes, 35, from Tottenham, north London, and Jacob Crimi-Appleby, 22, from Epsom, Surrey, also appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday each charged with a single offence of causing GBH with intent.

The procedures were filmed and uploaded to the eunuch maker website he ran, and subscribers would pay to watch, Westminster Magistrates' Court (pictured) heard on Wednesday (File image)

The procedures were filmed and uploaded to the eunuch maker website he ran, and subscribers would pay to watch, Westminster Magistrates' Court (pictured) heard on Wednesday (File image)

The procedures were filmed and uploaded to the eunuch maker website he ran, and subscribers would pay to watch, Westminster Magistrates’ Court (pictured) heard on Wednesday (File image)

Arnold is alleged to have removed Gustavson’s nipple, Byrnes is accused of removing his penis and Crimi-Appleby is alleged to have frozen his leg, requiring amputation.

The Metropolitan Police said the charges relate to 13 alleged victims.

Raids were carried out in London, Scotland and South Wales on Wednesday morning and a total of nine men later appeared in courts in central London and Wales over the alleged six-year plot, which is said to have brought in some £200,000 in income.

Gustavson, from Tottenham, north London, is charged with conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm with intent between January 1 2016 and January 1 last year and five counts of causing GBH to five alleged victims.

The GBH charges include the removal of a man’s penis, the clamping of another’s testicles and freezing of a leg which required amputation.

Raids were carried out in London, Scotland and South Wales on Wednesday morning and a total of nine men later appeared in courts in central London and Wales over the alleged six-year plot, which is said to have brought in some £200,000 in income. (File image)

Raids were carried out in London, Scotland and South Wales on Wednesday morning and a total of nine men later appeared in courts in central London and Wales over the alleged six-year plot, which is said to have brought in some £200,000 in income. (File image)

Raids were carried out in London, Scotland and South Wales on Wednesday morning and a total of nine men later appeared in courts in central London and Wales over the alleged six-year plot, which is said to have brought in some £200,000 in income. (File image)

He is further charged with acquiring or possessing criminal property, making an indecent image of a child and distributing an indecent image of a child.

Gustavson appeared alongside Peter Wates, 65, from Croydon, in south London, who is charged with conspiracy to cause GBH with intent.

Wates is alleged to have been involved with nine of the 29 incidents while Romanian național Ion Ciucur, 28, who works in a hotel in Gretna Green, Scotland, is said to have been involved in two.

Ciucur, who appeared separately, faces the same count of conspiracy to cause GBH and all three men were remanded in custody ahead of their next appearance at the Old Bailey on April 19.

Three other men – David Carruthers, 60, Janus Atkin, 37, and Ashley Williams, 31 – who are all from Newport, in Gwent, South Wales, appeared at Newport Magistrates’ Court, charged with being involved in the same conspiracy.

They were granted bail and will appear at the Old Bailey on the same date for a plea hearing.

Arnold, Byrnes and Crimi-Appleby were each granted bail and will also appear at the Old Bailey with their co-defendants next month.

None of them have entered pleas to any of the charges.

The Met said in a statement: ‘We encourage anyone who has had similar experiences to seek medical advice from their local sexual health clinic or GP.’

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