Disembowel (verb)

1. To remove the entrails of (an animal or person) by cutting; to eviscerate.
2. To remove the contents of (something) in a similar way.

Origin:

From middle english disembowellen, from anglo-norman desemboweler, from des- ("un-") + enboweler ("to gut, eviscerate"), from en- ("in") + bowel ("bowel"), from old english bēowan ("to bend, bow").

Examples:

1. The hunter disemboweled the deer.
2. The criminal was disemboweled while still alive.
3. The fish was disemboweled and cleaned.
4. The company disemboweled the project, taking all the profitable parts and leaving the rest behind.
5. The old building was disemboweled and gutted to make way for a new development.