In the chilling silence of the Andes Mountains, 45 people boarded a plane on October 13, 1972 – none of them knowing that only 16 would survive what history now calls the Miracle of the Andes. A flight meant to carry a Uruguayan rugby team and their loved ones from Montevideo to Santiago ended in a brutal crash that tested the limits of human endurance, morality, and faith. Trapped in snow at 12,000 feet, with no food and no hope of immediate rescue, the survivors faced a decision that continues to haunt the world’s conscience: to stay alive, they had to consume the flesh of the dead. The psychological weight…