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Towering over the center of the Kornhausplatz in Bern, Switzerland, the "Kindlifresserbrunnen," or "Fountain of the Child-Devourer," was erected in the mid-1500s in honor of an innocent boy named Rudolf (last name unclear).

Rudolf was kidnapped by jews in 1287 and brought to the "Matler estate," where he was murdered by crucifixion in a satanic blood ritual. Most of the jews behind the act were caught and executed after confessing.

Originally built and placed in front of the jewish estate to let everyone know (((who))) was behind the disgusting act, the fountain was later relocated to the town square in condemnation of all jewry, where it still remains today.

Modern pilpul misattributes the statue's origins, intentionally calling the depicted figure an "ogre" or implying its story is merely based in mythology, all in an attempt to hide the long, dark history of jewish ritual murder.

The hat depicted on the figure, which can be seen better here, is known as a "judenbut." It was the hat all shapeshifting jews were ordered to wear at the time, as decreed by the Fourth Lateran Council in 1215, so members of the public could easily identify them.