Talk:Henk Heithuis

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Castration. And additional penectomy?

The cruel surgical removal of the testicals to "cure" his homosexuality seems to be proven; but reading "maimed totally" I wonder whether the sexually abused Henk Heithuis got his penis amputated, too. Cornelius Rogge, 79, a well-known Dutch sculptor who was friends with Heithuis claims to have seen Heithui’s castration: "We once asked Henk to drop his pants when the women were gone. He did that. He was maimed totally. It was a huge shock." 91.61.198.83 (talk) 09:02, 7 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Correction: he was acused of 'homosexuality' because he 'seduced the priests', he was not actually homosexual and himself denied it. The Church tried to tarnish the reputation of Heithuis with what was, at the time, a bad accusation. 122.52.219.223 (talk) 03:31, 4 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]