“It was this discovery that led Valle to darker fetish websites, including ‘Muki’s Kitchen,’ which was his gateway into cannibalism pornography,” public defenders Julia Gatto and Edward Zas wrote. Valle’s Manhattan federal court filing - which was unsealed following a legal challenge by The Post - also says he discovered Internet porn in high school “and was particularly interested in bondage websites.”īut his taste for “cannibalism pornography” didn’t develop until his sophomore year of college, when he found some hard-core DVDs that belonged to one of his roommates. Her arms are strung up over her head and her legs are wrapped to the tree with duct tape, before she’s rescued by Carrey’s character, Stanley Ipkiss, a k a “The Mask.” There, she’s tied to a coconut tree and a ticking time bomb is placed at her feet. In the flick, Diaz - later nomimated for a Golden Globe for her starring role in “There’s Something About Mary” - gets trailed by two goons and chased into an alley where she’s confronted by villain Dorian Tyrell, played by Peter Green.Ĭlad in a revealing long black dress, Diaz, playing love interest Tina Carlyle, gets roughly pushed against a wall by Tyrell before being forced into his limo and taken to a casino for the film’s climactic scene. The “pattern of arousal appears to have originated with a scene in the movie, ‘The Mask,’ in which Cameron Diaz pretends to be abducted and bound,” Valle’s defense lawyers wrote. Valle, 28, admitted he gets aroused “when imagining women being abducted and bound by others,” and tied it to Diaz’s supporting role in the hit 1994 Jim Carrey comedy “The Mask,” which he saw during his “early adolescence.”
(Īccused “cannibal cop” Gilberto Valle told a shrink that his descent into sexual deviancy began after watching Cameron Diaz’s big-screen debut when he was a kid, court papers reveal.
LICKING HIS LIPS: Lawyers for “cannibal cop” Gilberto Valle say seeing Cameron Diaz tied up in “The Mask” sparked his life of sexual deviancy.
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