New York ( CNN ) -- A police officer accused of a cannibalism plot spent hours online with a man who was kicked off a fetish website because his fantasies were too dark and real , testimony Wednesday revealed . On the third day of Gilberto Valle 's federal trial , prosecutors introduced e-mails and chats between Valle and a 35-year-old Pakistani man who re-registered on the website under the name `` Throat Slitter . '' Valle , 28 , is charged with conspiracy to kidnap a woman . The six-year New York Police Department veteran also is charged with accessing a federal database on at least one occasion , allegedly to get information on one of his alleged targets . Prosecutors argue Valle was `` deadly serious '' about online plans to allegedly kidnap , cook and eat women . None of Valle 's alleged targets was ever victimized . Defense attorneys argue their client 's conduct was fantasy role-playing . Prosecutors : NYPD officer was 'deadly serious ' FBI agent Corey Walsh read electronic conversations that ran through most of 2012 , until Valle 's arrest in October . In them , Valle allegedly talks to his friend , a self-described butcher who used the online name `` Alisherkhan , '' about bringing a 25-year-old American woman to Rawalpindi or Lahore , where Alisherkhan promises , `` I will make a good meal for you . '' The Pakistani man even says he will buy special knives for the occasion and asks Valle whether he will `` participate in the slaughter process with me ? '' According to Walsh , Valle says , `` I would actually love to cook a girl alive over an open fire . '' Then , referring to his wife , who discovered the fetish and alerted authorities , Valle says , `` I 've had other girls I want to kill more ... '' In May , Valle notifies his chat buddy he has picked out a girl , someone he has thought about for eight years . Alisherkhan prods Valle to `` send details from drugs to dismembering '' but then questions Valle 's seriousness . The officer reassures him , saying he will cook the woman at 160 degrees and that `` she will absolutely suffer , '' according to testimony . In later conversations , the two men allegedly talk about plans for sexually assaulting the alleged target . Prosecutors say the conversations confirm their kidnapping conspiracy . Man accused of offering money to cop . During opening statements , Valle 's lawyer , Julia L. Gatto , described the conversations as `` pure fiction , '' telling jurors , `` Gil is guilty of having bizarre thoughts and foolishly sharing them on an Internet with others ... There 's no crime here , just very disturbing , shocking thoughts . '' Valle , in one e-mail chat to another person , wrote , `` No matter what I say , it 's make believe ... I just have a world in my mind and in that world I am kidnapping women and selling them to people interested in buying . '' On cross-examination , agent Walsh acknowledged that contrary to his e-mail claims , Valle had no chloroform , ropes or large oven in which to cook his alleged targets . And while Valle had bragged of stuffing a woman in a suitcase and putting her in the back of his car , FBI agents never swabbed Valle 's vehicle for DNA , nor did they conduct any surveillance during the one-month investigation , according to testimony . Criminal database records were introduced into evidence with the names of several of Valle 's alleged targets . Defense attorneys pointed out that none of the names were listed with home or other addresses . CNN 's Kristina Sgueglia contributed to this report .
NYPD officer Gilberto Valle is on trial in connection with a cannibal fantasy . He is charged with conspiracy to kidnap a woman . FBI agent reads e-mails , chats between Valle and Pakistani man . They are graphic conversations about killing , eating victim .