Jurors' horror as sickening fetish images shown at New York ‘Cannibal Cop’ trial: Court watches video of women screaming and pretending to be COOKED ALIVE

On trial: Gilberto Valle visited websites containing instructions on how to tie up, 'chloroform' and cook a girl

View of Federal Courthouse in Manhattan where the trial of New York Police Department officer Gilberto Valle, accused of conspiring to kidnap women that he planned to cook and eat, began

An undated photo submitted as evidence shows Gilberto Valle with his daughter. Valle is accused of conspiracy to kidnap a woman and unauthorized use of a law enforcement database that prosecutors say he used to help build a list of potential targets

The video showed to the jury, which was found by the FBI on Valle’s computer, is apparently staged and shows a naked, screaming woman hanging over an open flame.

Two images of naked women roasting on a giant spit were discovered in a computer file of several dozen photographs that Valle kept on a former college friend whom prosecutors have identified as a target of the alleged plot.

The face of one woman prosecutors say he targeted was cut out and pasted onto a cartoon of a woman being boiled in a pot.

Prosecutors also had wanted to present as many as 34 exhibits of even more ghastly images found on Valle's computer depicting women being tortured, dead bodies and body parts.

They include a picture of a dead body with the feet cut off which Valle's wife testified she saw when she went to one of his favorite sites and discovered why he stayed up late online.

However U.S. District Judge Paul Gardephe ruled they were not admissible because they were automatically stored in cache files on Valle's computer.

‘What we don't have is proof that he ever saw the images here,’ he said at the start of the second week of the trial.

Wife: In this courthouse sketch, Kathleen Mangan, right, testifies about discovering her husband's sick fetish for torturing and eating women

On trial: In this courtroom sketch, Gilberto Valle is seen in federal court in New York as his wife, Kathleen Mangan testifies

Cannibal Cop: The former New York City police officer Gilberto Valle, is alleged to have conspired to kidnap, kill and eat six women, including his wife

Testimony: Kathleen Mangan, pictured right as she's driven away from court on Monday

He was referencing Kathleen Mangan, the woman who would become Valle’s wife about six months later and informed police about her husband's sexual fantasies after she found material on his laptop. The pair have a baby daughter.

They go on to talk about 'humiliating' Mangan, taking turns raping her and then slaughtering her together.

Valle, 28, has been held without bail since his October arrest. Throughout the trial, his lawyers have attacked government evidence as nothing more than a man fantasizing with like-minded people.

The government has conceded that Valle never met the purported Internet co-conspirators and that no women were harmed.

Jurors have heard testimony from Valle's estranged wife and from former classmates and other women who said they knew Valle on a casual basis and never considered him dangerous.

Their testimony was followed by evidence that all of them were the subjects of emails and chats describing how they could be snatched away and eaten.

The charges of conspiracy to kidnap and improper use of a federal database system could bring Valle, 28, a life sentence if he's convicted.

'Discovered': Kathleen Mangan, 28, pictured with her husband, was offered up to a Pakistani man to be cooked and eaten

Harrowing: He allegedly discussed how to kill a woman by slowly cooking her over emails with co-conspirators

Officer: Valle worked at the New York Police Department's 29th precinct