@@jamespope7669 Not true, not true, not true. I was there and we were outraged at the time, not just with police handling of the Konerak Sinthasomphone case but with every time they had the chance to investigate further and didn't. Brutal killers will always brutally kill. That's who they are. We expect much more from the police.
@@Celestialnighthawk No one in his or her right mind would view her outburst as something shameful, in light of what she has and still is going through. Let her and people in the same situation as her have their outbursts. I'm on their side.
@@Celestialnighthawk I know in certain cultures, very powerful responses to grief are more common. However, she lost her brother to a gay rapist who poured acid into men's brainw, cut them up, mutilated their genitals and ate parts of them or kept parts of them as his prized possessions. If you can't muster up any sympathy and understanding for someone in such a position who has an outburst, then you are someone who's not in his right mind.
when the girl began to hysteria because her brother was killed, the police immediately surrounded and took her away, and when they saw a 14-year-old boy drugged and with blood, they gave him to the maniac with almost no questions asked. Where's the justice?
I cried so hard when that oldest sister couldn’t contain her emotions and started screaming. I can only imagine the hurt and the loss she must’ve felt. It’s insane.
In memoriam: Steven Hicks - June 1978 Steven Tuomi - November 1987 James Doxtator - January 1988 Richard Guerrero - March 1988 Anthony Sears - March 1989 Raymond Smith - May 1990 Edward Smith - June 1990 Ernest Miller - September 1990 David Thomas - September 1990 Curtis Straughter - February 1991 Errol Lindsey - April 1991 Tony Hughes - May 1991 Konerak Sinthasonphone - May 1991 Matt Turner - June 1991 Jeremiah Weinberger - July 1991 Oliver Lacy - July 1991 Joseph Bradehoft - July 1991 May they Rest in Peace.
I took care of a lady in the hospital who's daughter was murdered chopped up into pieces and her body parts thrown out of a moving vehicle. I can tell you these poor people never get over this and are never the same. Prayers to all these people.
@@ophelia1925 Awe thank you. I pray for her too. She kept coming back to the ER and I asked what happened to cause her health to decline and that's what she told me. It was an inner city hospital where a lot of women lost their kids to various violence and then their health spirals down. Very sad.
Dahmer drilled a hole in her brother's (Errol Lindsay) head and poured acid in, a minor. When he regained consciousness and complained about a headache, Dahmer gave him a 2nd dose of the tainted drink. He peeled his entire skin off in 2 hours after he was dead. I read "Grilling Dahmer" by Det. Patrick Kennedy. All of Dahmer's confessions are in the book. It was hard to finish but i did.
The sister of Earl Lindsey is absolutely how every human would feel in that situation. She wasn’t afraid to show it. So proud for her. I hope her family got the healing they deserve this goes to all the victims families. What I don’t get is that why the police are in a rush to protect Dahmer? Who’s the victim here?
REMINDS ME EXACTLY OF HOW THE SANDY HOOK PARENTS REACTED WHEN THEIR CHILDREN WERE SHOT TO SMITHEREENS - THEY WERE SO UPSET THEY DIDN'T WANT TO HOLD THEM AND SMILED BEFORE PRESS CONFERENCES.
@@arielstrafing5225 exactly.. and Robb elementary as well.the parents are still in disbelief of what happened and the police actions.I hope they find some peace in their hearts.
That gentleman at 20:30 was just so overwhelmed and devastated and it broke my heart. I hope he and all the loved ones of those murdered found some semblance of peace.
I agree, heartbreaking. I think he wanted to talk about five kids in the family and that Dahmer ‘destroyed’ his baby brother, horrifically. And how it affected each child and parent but he became overwhelmed with grief and seeing the man responsible for so much unnecessary distress and pain. He knows his brother died scared because of that monster.
@@sarahblack4864 I know this won't make it any better, but I don't think Joseph Bradehoft died in fear. Dahmer usually drugged his victims before killing them, so Bradehoft was likely unconscious when Dahmer killed him.
Yes at first I found the “God bless America” comment very bizarre and unfitting… but he wasn’t reading from a script & it just goes to show how lost he was in his mind and emotions. Poor thing 😢
Jeffrey Dahmer's just doesn't have a heart let alone remorse for anything he has done. Born mentally illed. Too many marbles missing. Can't teach a born killer new tricks of save a life but to take life. He did not care about anyone let alone himself. All you can do is accept that all the victims are now safe in God's kingdom. At peace. Finding ways to heal the broken 💔' hearts left behind through their grieving. Honor each and every victim by doing something they love doing when they were before the tragedy. Know those loved ones are with their families. In spirit. Jeffrey Dahmer's cannot harm anyone anymore. It's time to find healing time for your loss.
When she starts screaming is so heartbreaking. I can't imagine the pain and rage she was feeling. To lose someone you love in such a way and then have to face their killer. Pure hell.
"You almost destroyed me, but I refuse you to destroy me. I will carry on." - Such a strong mother. I hope these victims' families find peace despite experiencing hell because of this monster.
One emotional woman did not need 5 men to restrain her. You can hear her say 'you don't have to pull me!!!' Her reaction made me cry. That man was pure evil
@John S. You sound ridiculous, this was a court of law, of course they weren’t going to let her anywhere near him. As if you’ve just compared the guards at auschwitz to courtroom officers.
This is not court, this is a funeral. My heart goes out to the families of the victims EDIT: I know this is court im not stupid so dont talk to me like I am in the replies, I was stating it this way because it doesnt feel like court.
@@HistoryInvestigators crazy thing is Jeff used to be a regular of mine at the local McDonald's he always ordered frys and 3 large cokes no ice wanted a lot of extra salt like a whole handful of it he was super nice loved to talk about any subject I ask him if he was a vegetarian or something because he never ordered meat chicken hamburger or whatever he said he just like mcds frys
The sister of Erol Lindsey broke my heart. That is exactly how I’d act if I came faced with the killer of my siblings. So much hurt and anger within her. I cried. 😢
@@tiffanyshoemaker5543 I’m so sorry to hear this 😢 that must be so difficult bless you. I really think they should have just let her at him in this situation!
The fact that the judge had to walk out of the courtroom while Errol Lindsey’s sister did her statement truly shows how gut wrenching this statement was😢
Rita was the only one who truly spoke for everybody. She got pissed sitting in court listening to Dahmer claim insanity, while his lawyers stated he was "out of control" at the time of the murders. She watched as the family members of Dahmer's other victims walk up to the stand to confront him in tears with their eyes and heads down but she refused to do that too. Instead she approached the stand lunging for Dahmer shouting "he'll see what out of control is." 22:10 1 - June 18, 1978: Steven Hicks, 18 2 - November 20, 1987: Steven Tuomi, 24 3 - January 16, 1988: Jamie Doxtator, 14 4 - March 24, 1988: Richard Guerrero, 25 5 - March 25, 1989: Anthony Sears, 26 6 - May 20, 1990: Raymond Smith, 33 7 - June 1990: Edward W. Smith, 28 8 - September 1990: Ernest Miller, 22 9 - September 24, 1990: David C. Thomas, 23 10 - February 18, 1991: Curtis Straughter, 18 11 - April 7, 1991: Errol Lindsey, 19 12 - May 24, 1991: Anthony "Tony" Hughes, 31 13 - May 27, 1991: Konerak Sinthasomphone, 14 14 - June 30, 1991: Matt Turner, 20 15 - July 5, 1991: Jeremiah Weinberger, 23 16 - July 15, 1991: Oliver Lacy, 23 17 - July 19, 1991: Joseph Bradehoft, 25 ...And July 22, 1991 Tracy Edwards almost became #18. The dates just get tighter and tighter between murders with no plans of concluding anytime soon, I would've been ready to kill his ass too after killing my little brother like this, that boy was about to have his first child.
Both “I don’t even need a microphone” and “This is how you act when you are out of control” are the most badass phrases I’ve ever seen at an victim impact statement. This woman is an hero. That’s the sort of moment that oughta gone down as one of the most well known and reminded things to have taken place within a court of law. Instead it ended up utterly forgotten. Maybe given the time it might have not been perceived in a positive manner; People in the 90s held “decorum” within a court of law far to high imo, and certain judgments typical of the period certainly played their part… Luckily the tides have shifted and no matter how “respectful of decorum” the murderous sexual sadist monster is, we know who’s worthy of respect here, who’s an actual human being and who’s blood is colder than a crocodile’s. Anyway, I stand in awe.
@@DesolatedChild018when I heard her say I don’t need a microphone I said this is an older sister for real… she will show him what it is to be outta control
The last victim's sister's heart-rending statement broke my heart. It was soul searing. I have never felt such a raw, authentic, gutwrenching and anguished pain of another person. It rocked me to my core. May we never experience the loss of someone we love in such a heinous way.
Watch Paradise Lost. The mother falling on the bare floor after hearing that her missing child had been found dead, mutilated. You'll never forget that scream. The whole case is a hellish rabbit hole.
11:15 He genuinely cares about the well-being of Dahmer's family and offers them his encouragement. What a strong and compassionate heart he has, to even accommodate feelings and thoughts about this family when he's grieving such abominated cruelty of their son's doing. 😢
I lived in Chicago during this time. I'll never forget this horror. The 14 year old returned to this monster after escaping, still haunts me. Wisconsin didn't have the death penalty but Karma did.
Karma? What karma do white men get? Do white men feel karma in a world that treats them as innocent and superior? all I see is the glamorisation of white male serial killers
It was a good speech. However, these people fed JD's ego, gave him power/control, and sadistic pleasure... that's how dark triad personalities operate, Idk why people bother trying to play on the killers' conscious, shame, guilt etc... it does no good.
Most people only show regard for their own life. He had nobody in his corner, why would he care about anyone else. He’s not a victim in this situation but he is an abuse victim.
@@Sammypbeats People have no regard for human life everyday. Look at abortion, people who starving on the street and people ignore, etc.. mostly people only care when it effects them directly unfortunately.
Watching Ms. Rita speaks at around 22:00 still hurts every time to see it. Tears every time. She truly embodies what I'm sure a lot of those family members wanted to say and do
I remember when this actually happened and every time I hear his name I immediately hear the impact statement of the sister in my head. Heart wrenching.
The fact that he didn't wear his glasses to court so he didn't have to face his victims because he "didn't think he owed them anything" is still absolutely revolting to me. I'm glad he's gone he added zero to this world.
In the actual interview he did, his reason for not wearing glasses was not because he "didn't feel he owed them anything" it was because he was too uncomfortable, he didn't want to make eye contact with anyone. I don't know if it was possible for him to feel real shame but he didn't want to deal with the aftermath and awkwardness of what he did to those people. He also stated that he never wanted to go to court he just wanted to go straight to prison which is why he confessed immediately.
HOW did he have fans? Yeah, they were young, impresionable, naive and fans of horror, but this is actual real life. How can someone admire someone who destryed so many lives with such cruelty?
@@cantfindjackeHe INTENTIONALLY did not want to be able to see their faces and to look at the pain and suffering in the family members’ eyes after MURDERING, DISMEMBERING AND EATING INNOCENT PEOPLE. That sounds pretty sick to me.
@@jacobbkgaard6735Some killers may fake remorse in order to get a lighter sentence, but he seemingly expressed remorse and then asked for the maximum penalty to be given to him with no considerations. So I think he can be given the benefit of the doubt.
For the woman who said, "I refuse to let you destroy me. I will carry on." You provided hope for me too and probably for many others. I'm sorry it was this situation that brought you to have to say that.
@@annabeluwaemenyi5890 Her statement applies to many people struggling against their own personal battles: Bosses, rapists, murderers, DRUGS, spouses, extortionists, teachers, diseases, attorneys, many other things I can't think of. I would much rather have what's mine back that someone else took from me without my permission than know that that person will burn in hell.
@@priscillasalzberg5349 In the moment of the distraught's mother confession, her statement applied to Jeffrey Dahmer. That monster murdered her son and needed to hear that he couldn't destroy everyone. Of course her speech can be applied to all individuals suffering an immense trauma from either a rapist, murderer, of an assault. I picked up on that. Regardless, her victim impact statement hit me just as hard as the same who threatened Jeffrey Dahmer.
@@annabeluwaemenyi5890 @Annabel Uwaemenyi I honestly don't think Jeffrey Dahmer thought about people related to the victims' suffering. Ironically he was (these were his feelings said on an interview) afraid his victims would leave him then he was the one who made them leave this earth. He himself said he had to be arrested to stop doing what he was doing. He said at first he felt bad about it but then lost that conscience to continue doing what he was doing. He stopped for some years. I think he even moved. When he returned he started again. I know the woman was speaking of Jeffrey Dahmer but I too benefitted from her strength.
That one girl that freaked... Knowing the fact that she is hurt, she's traumatized, you can hear the hurt and pain in her cries and voice.... I'm glad I'm still here and I'm glad nobody in my family hasn't been murdered..we should all be thankful that we still have our friends, families because someday someday, it could be their last...from someone taking their life
When the oldest sister come in to address Jeffrey and loses it I just broke down in sobs. Her raw pain is unbearable to feel and see and I don’t even know the woman. God bless these families and the victims ❤
@@uponamidnightdreary Dont think Jeffrey regret anything he did or feel sorry for the families. He isnt excatly a normal human being if u havent noticed
2:20 Edward Warren Smith 7:54 Ernest Marquez Miller 11:50 Tony Anthony Hughes 15:17 Curtis Durrell Straughter 16:25 Richard Guerrero 18:12 David Courtney Thomas 20:25 Joseph Arthur Bradehoft 21:24 Anthony Lee Sears 22:05 Errol Lindsey
“when you cry take one tear drop and place it outside your window ledge, and ill replace it for one of mine.” that poor mother should never have had to go through this type of pain. rest in peace❤️
I work with deaf people… it hurt my heart when Tony’s mother came up. The sign I love you means so much to me as I use it a lot with my individuals who use ASL. She was so strong during her speech.
The TV show really shows you just how fucked up this man was, how negligent the police were, how brave and resilient Glenda was, and overall how all of this could have possibly been avoided, whether the victims were alive or not. It is an absolutely amazing show that captures the TRUE horrors.
Glenda wasn’t his neighbor she only met dahmer when she saw a boy staggering drunk outside on the street and then dahmer showed up that was the one where the police believed dahmers story over hers I think
@@growandglowithaliyyy7638 ya some of the corpses and body parts have been identified. Most of them where cremated and giving back to their family's. Dahmer was cremated and giving to his parents . Sad part is there is a memorial for jeffery but no memorial for the victims.
The lady that confronted him brought me to tears. Her rage and hurt was so raw. I can’t imagine knowing your loved one suffered this. Someone can only do something so evil with the help of Satan. Very scary human being.
“Two fingers and a thumb means I love you” that mothers pain broke my heart!! My condolences to all the victims all of their family and friends I am truly sorry for your loss!
Tony Hughes Mother ❤️✨ That episode of her son on the Netflix series was so beautiful and tragic! The way they intertwined the deaf dialogue was brilliant.
Rita Isbell was so brave to react to Jeffrey Dahmer the way she did. Her indignation is justified 100 percent. Very few people would have had that much courage to approach Jeffrey Dahmer that way. My heart breaks for her and all of the family members of the victims. I can’t imagine the hell of having to live knowing what that monster did to their loved ones 😢 💔Her reaction was just as legitimate as the more calm reactions that preceded hers.
Its sad all the cops there to protect him but no one was there to help the victims. The cops gave the little boy back to Jeffrey even though he was covered in blood. Such a shame that life is over looked. But, death is investigated into and it takes being murdered for something to be done.
Rita's anguish over her brother's death is so heartbreaking. Extremely hard to hear her scream Jeff's name, but we understand why she screamed. Even though years have passed, it never gets any easier to hear the pain coming from the family members.
It's so sad and painful, I do not know what it feels directly, although my long time bfs uncle passed away and I saw him at the funeral in the casket and it haunted me. I just could not imagine if it was my mother, brother, sister, father. I mean its INSANE that people can do this and not feel anything. I'd be having recurring nightmares and would want to off myself if I ever took someone's life and I couldn't keep it in and not tell someone.
That sister just absolutely breaks my heart. That is pure rage in the realest form. I don’t know how people can be so calm and held back on that podium if this happened to my brother I’d be doing the exact same thing she just did. There are no words :/
I saw that one years ago. I'm watching rn expecting her. I can only imagine standing in front of the monster that ended your loved ones life. To see him alive and breathing while your loved one isn't. Did you see the video of how he was killed in prison? It's on UA-cam
I think anyone watching the Netflix series and having trouble grasping the gravity of the horrific loss these families have endured, needs to come here and watch these videos. I believe movies/shows and social media make it too easy to lose sight of the _actual people_ that were affected. 💔💔💔
I agree 💯 it just seems so heartless, nonchalant and almost romanticises what happened here. When people watch these things on Netflix, I feel a lot of compassion and empathy is lost because it’s just another series to binge. People need to step back and remember the poor people who died horribly and the families who were affected.
people grieve different ways, what’s done is done. a lot of these ppl are accepting or even trying to forgive. the way the sister acted seems valid, she expressed her feelings, but i believe her actions on that is a reaction from someone who cannot accept it. can you blame her?? i cannot imagine the pain. but yes these do seem like very calm speeches.
i would have reached him b4 the cops got me... i would have pretended to be completely calm then sprinted at him... i'm aiming to tear his eyeballs out first...
22:30 She handled it the best way. Suppressed anger is damaging to a persons mental and physical being. Society tries to shame and punish people for expressing anger but its the most healthy way.
Man, I totally despise how Netflix recreated this without even trying to conceal the Identity of these people. Just imagine how awful must be for them to see actors playing parts of their life when they were totally devastated. Have some respect.
the details of this case are already public domain tho, you are here...watching the actual victims faces, names and statements, nothing is concealed, Netflix just reenacted this
The last lady on this victim statement was the realist and true anguish, rage, deep sadness and anguish of what a true victim's family feel with the murder of their loved ones! I felt the pain and true expression of helplessness that those victims' family experienced.
20:28 poor darling couldn’t even put his feelings in to words he was so overwhelmed. I cannot even imagine the anxiety he had waiting to walk into that courtroom. Bless his heart 🥺
This is why there are victim's advocates. They can read the words that the victim's families have written and can speak for them because it is too hard for them. 💔 I hope they had been given the choice of an advocate. Prayers for the victims and victims' families. The expression on Dahmer's face the whole time...he did not even process any of their grief because of his inability to have any feelings. Born without a conscience.
The actress who played the young lady who popped off about her mother did a wonderful job. She sent chills through my body ugh the raw emotion felt so real. R.I.P to all the victims who suffered these horrific ordeals. Peace and blessings to the love ones still living. 🙏🏽
I commend the sister of Errol Lindsay, who entered the room and did not back down from her emotions. God Bless you. It would have been a crime for not a single person to scream at the top of their lungs at him. He thoroughly deserved it.
I am a big fan of horror, however watching the Netflik series on Dahmer was one of the most unsettling thing I had ever seen knowing that these horrific things actually took place
Had Dahmer had been “treated” would serve little purpose. He would fake it and still do what he did. Truth is stranger than fiction in this case and is more horrifying THAN horror. It’s real and I’m the very grocery stores we shop. There are things we could imagine from our nightmares - and then there are the evil people hunting us truly salivating at COMMITTING the nightmares. I have always been into true crime and into psychology and prosecution of these types. BUT I ALWAYS steered clear of the DHAMER case. I always knew it was too far for my spirit to fully watch. The basics in this case are enough to know of his monstrous being.
And what pissed me off is that after a couple murder only why haven’t he got caught immediately he keep escaped and keep taking so many other innocent lives .cops really have to alert and more work on it
I'm a Mother, and I understand her hurt and anger! Our daughter is 16 years old now, and I'm always worried about her. She has a job at a restaurant, and oftentimes closes the place for the night. There was a creepy customer who was stalking one of the other female employees, and when I heard this, my first thought was, "Anything happens to her, I will kill a mfkr!!" Fortunately nothing has, and I'm damned lucky. I just hope that luck continues to be on our side the rest of her life. If she were taken from us, we would be absolutely shattered! RIP to the victims of this monster! And continued prayers for their families! 😥💔🙏
They did this part in the show spot on. Oh my gosh this is so sad it makes me tear up. The lady who yelled at him.. you could feel her pain and anguish so much that it hurts your heart. I feel so terribly for all of these families. I hope they found the strength and peace to carry on.
I didn't finish the series because it was just waaay too much. I'm trying to get thru it but it's too much. Can you tell me if these victim family statements were included in the Netflix series?
@@shecutz4513 Yes, and they were literally identical. Especially the Sister that goes off and calls him Satan, as he was demonically possessed. There is no denying that.
Errol Lindsey's Sister Rita Isbell @ 22:04 reflects the true definition of compassionate pain, hurt & deep anguish. That level of anger came from a very deep place within her and it was almost as if her belated Brother Errol, was channeling through his Sister and telling Jeffrey Dahmer his final words and all the pain he caused his Mother & family as Errol watches over them in spirit, while they mourn the loss of his life and all the love they had for him!... 💔
This part hurt my heart the most. She gave a natural human reaction to losing a loved one to such things. I pray all of these families have a point of healing in their hearts even after all these years. Praying no family has to ever go through anything like this again.
This was so heartbreaking to watch. It's even more scary that there are more people out there just like him. I pray no family ever has to go through something like this again
@@rdoodoo2021 When it comes to murder and evil serial killers like Dahmer are rank amateurs. What about the politicians who cause wars and are chiefly responsible for the lives of many thousands if not millions? And the really scary part is that millions of people actually *support* them. Hitler came to power in Germany through democratic means. The nazis were the most popular party by far and the membership of the nazi party was in the millions. Think about where these evil really lies and what enabled it to flourish. Dahmer was just a damaged and broken person who killed homosexuals who didn't love him. He was caught and sentenced and then died in prison. People like him are in a million. Bad and sneaky politicians scare me a lot more. For what they do can lead to wars in which the death counts are hundreds of thousands. As for a bizarre planet. Humans are in general still primitive at core. Basically a glorified *chimp* . Ever studied chimps? They kill, rape, maim and torture other chimps. Sometimes they even play with the dead bodies of animals they have killed seemingly for fun. Want to see progress? Then observe and distance yourself from any chimp-y nature and beware of those telling you that the chimps in another country are bad and need to be destroyed so that you and your fellow chimps can feel "safe" in your little herd.
Wow. I've listened to tons of victim impact statements over the years. Pretty sure this is the first time I ever heard a victim's family member be so gracious and thankful to the defense council. Much respect for that man for understanding how our justice system works even after suffering such an unimaginable tragedy.
That’s what privilege is. He was a blonde haired, blue eyed young man, that was also considered attractive. He could’ve been caught when he was driving the remains of his first victim. That privilege is displayed in court when the judge was telling him that he didn’t want to ruin his life Im while in front of the 14yr old Asian victim that he molested and his family. He even said it got way too easy so he kept going. He honestly if he would’ve killed Tracy, he would’ve probably had never been caught.
The saddest part about watching this is to think that Dahmer probably doesn't care about the damage he did to these families. Serial Killers couldn't do what they do again and again if they had empathy and a conscious. That's what makes them so terrifying. These monsters can live and work right beside you and you would have no clue. I actually worked closely with a woman that went home after work everyday to her husband scattered around the house in tubs of lye until she was caught about 6 months after the murder. My husband and friends said to me, "you didn't have a clue?" No. I didn't. She acted completely normal and that's scary.
Rita is a powerful woman. I feel so horribly for what her and her family endured, and that goes for all the families/friends of the victims. Her statement made me break out into tears, so moving. Shame to the police department for the lack of competence and care. I’m sure if they had done their jobs right, they could’ve prevented so many deaths. RIP to all the victims.
What are his attorney and lawyer or whatever gonna do to save him ? What's the point of them being there 😂😂 there's literally evidence of all the bodies he kill
@@mommyissue Plea deal. Hopefully.This was the trial of the century. Now we have this whack job that ran over the folks at last year's Xmas parade in Waukesha. Nuts.
@@mommyissue more importantly what kind of attorney would agree to be in defense of such a monster. how do you sleep at night knowing you’re representing jeffrey dahmer
Well, he didn't deserve anything. He earned himself a place in prison for the crimes he committed. What she did was entirely on her, and 100% understandable.
@@ericksantos4555 Go away!!!! You’re in all the comments saying strange stuff. Let the family of the victims feel however they want to feel!!! Weirdo 🙄
Well he can hear the screams of the victims from the pits of hell where he now dwells with his master. Fucc him and may he rot for eternity. Thank the Most High for the guy who took his pale face ass out.
It's amazing how I'm watching this 30 years later, and I'm feeling loads of anxiety for the family. What it must have been like to stand there and face the person who willingly and senselessly took your loved one away from you. How hard it must have been for each and every one of them to resist the temptation to run up there and kill him themselves.
Am I the only who feels bad for Jeff? I know what happened with the family was wrong but he should have been given a second chance and psychiatric help.
@@Prashant-xl1rv he was completely saying it was more of a fetish for him he's a serial killer with no emotion who doesn't feel pain the only relief he feels is not having to lie about what he does he honestly should have deserved the death penalty but he's life was taking in jail help is giving to those who are legit insane Jeffrey Dahmer was lurking between society like a normal person no one suspected it he's completely capable of living in society but he's a murderer and a killer
@@Prashant-xl1rv people feel bad about his past how if his dad has tried to understand him or took him to a psychologist things would have been different but nobody feel bad about his future bcoz what he did ,he did intentionally and consciously Defending him is like defending a pedophile who say I like it I can't help it but u don't feel bad for a pedophile
Watching Errol Lindsey's sister reaction really touched me, even made me cry. I could feel her pain. Jeffrey Dahmer was a monster who had no feelings. These guys and their families didn't deserve all that pain 😓
This is sad to see. You can see their pain. Despite what the victims have gone through, the media has still gone on to glorify and romanticise this man. Worst part is the victims are still going through the pain and trauma. And it doesn’t help that the media constantly remind us of Dahmer by making shows, documentaries, movies etc. about him.
@@skitzcunt4213 Johnny Cash said this little kid ....obvious since you dont know the lyrics. legendary lyrics ... lmao what a sad sad human being here go to a self help channel dont need to be watching this seems you have some underlining issues there thanking god what you mad the parents are thanking god ....too
The worst part about any serial killer is hearing the victim impact statements. It never fails to break your heart and make you think about how truly sick these "people" are. I think anyone who's truly into serial killers should hear these statements.
The mother who was so angry but strong after her 17 year old son was murdered… I hope she healed somewhat… she said she refused to let him destroy her. I got chills when she spoke. 😢
The 911 where that Lady urged the Police to look into the 14 Year Olds identity and he still failed to was heart wrenching. I can only imagine how his Family felt hearing that. He was so smug and nonchalant about it too. I hope it haunts them forever.
The series was not spot on. Tracy Edwards wasn’t even gay.. pork chops wasn’t the real excuse it was a busted pipe.. and a whole lot more was not spot on. It was a great documentary movie-like series tho
@@rekiaduff8822 everybody knows minor details are always changed when it comes to movies or shows based on a true story, everything isn’t ALWAYS 100% true. U are right tho
To make it worse those cops that didn’t do they job to make sure the 14 yo boy was safe , were the ones prank calling the 14 yo boy family about the lawsuit money
the FBI estimates that there are 25 to 50 serial killers out in the US at any given time. Whether they are caught or just die and are never found (Zodiac for example) or the police never put their crimes together.
@@relaxationstation7634 I've always wondered if the cases that go cold are because it's an inside job and they just claim it can't be solved. Like with the technology today, I just don't believe that most crimes cannot be solved.
22:00 I get goosebumps every time I hear Rita’s victim statement. I cant begin to imagine what the victims and their loved ones went through due to Dahmer
I remembered the cries of her anguish when I first heard her back in high school. It has remained with me to this day. Her pain must have been unimaginable.
The way they gently take that discusting sick piece of garbage away when she comes towards him makes me so angry....he needed to hear every word from her
I watched the entire series on Netflix and they did this part well. Rita’s testimony killed me because how could somebody be so cruel? He really was a monster and my heart goes out to the families. To all families of the victims my heart goes out to all of you.
@@joshlukas4165 same here. You know I'm young and wasn't thought of when this man did these crimes nor was I thought of when he died but my mom told me what she remembered about seeing this and her telling me watching the series and then watching this is brings nothing but hurt to me cause how could someone be this sick... But then again he wasn't a person he was a monster
At 22:00 I saw this lady 30 years ago because her outburst was so extraordinary and riveting that they would continuously broadcast her on the news. And even as an immature teenager back then, I’d literally feel her pain in my own body because it was so palpable, gut wrenching and visceral that it made me erupt in tears. Haven’t seen it since that time. Just seen it again today and i still experienced the same thing 30 years later, but with chills running down my spine 😢 (still hard to believe this actually happened in my lifetime). Her statement and reaction is what I remember most about that trial with that demon seed because lords knows, she makes you feel every ounce of the pain in its raw totality.
My heart is so broken for all of these families. Smh. When Errol Lindsey’s sister spoke I could not help but cry, because I could feel her rage, and pain. I have two brothers. May all the victims rest in peace. 🙏🏾
These family members spoke extremely well, far better than I could ever do considering being the same room as the person that took my family members life in such a way.
@@thetruthhurts131 “overly emotional”?? HE KILLED AND ATE THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS!! I would be beyond emotional i would be distraught. dont matter what time period it was. Its impressive they spoke without breaking down.
That last victim impact statement of the sister of one of the victim , expressing her hate about her brother’s death was so passionate she made me cry. 😢
Aside from being hurt, I think she reacted so strongly because he was just sitting there like he wasn't even listening. I think I would be frustrated too because I would want to look him in the eye so I can read his face, but there's just a lack of feedback on his end 😩
@@inhabitantofearth he looked so empty, you can’t read if he’s in the room, or not. This movie was very informative for me,and very sad for the victims family.
Watch the FULL TRIAL of WI v. #JeffreyDahmer (1992) on #CourtTV Trials #OnDemand www.courttv.com/trials/wi-v-dahmer-1992/?
Ik Netflix got ya getting money rn
1992: The only person responsible for the murder's was Dahmer. 2022: public opinion, the police are responsible 😂
15.555
And then harassed his family and got praises
@@jamespope7669 Not true, not true, not true. I was there and we were outraged at the time, not just with police handling of the Konerak Sinthasomphone case but with every time they had the chance to investigate further and didn't. Brutal killers will always brutally kill. That's who they are. We expect much more from the police.
Absolutely shameful how the police failed that 14 year old child
Just goes to show the police didn't do there job
@@paulbarnhart210 no! its 50/50
They failed all of them. It's gut wrenching.
a recurring theme: police incompetence
@@robbymonaco3738 well next time vote better politicians locally to hire better officers
I don’t blame that woman for her anger. Imagine carrying that anger for so long knowing what that monster did to your brother.
She then saw her mom dying slowly from the grief. It is tragic.
Imagine not knowing at all for far too long, only to find out that that's what happened... And to then get screwed over by Netflix like that.
@@Celestialnighthawk No one in his or her right mind would view her outburst as something shameful, in light of what she has and still is going through. Let her and people in the same situation as her have their outbursts. I'm on their side.
@@iamcornholiooooo3019 she’s exactly why no one’s takes black women seriously they overreact and are labeled as psychos because they are
@@Celestialnighthawk I know in certain cultures, very powerful responses to grief are more common. However, she lost her brother to a gay rapist who poured acid into men's brainw, cut them up, mutilated their genitals and ate parts of them or kept parts of them as his prized possessions. If you can't muster up any sympathy and understanding for someone in such a position who has an outburst, then you are someone who's not in his right mind.
It’s disgusting to see Dahmer getting more protection inside that courtroom than his victims ever did outside of it.
he needs to be alive to live out his sentence i guess. in the end he got what he deserved anyway.
Well....how do the police protect us from ourselves....??
This!!!
@@siphesihlenkosi3894 👍👍we must be vigilant always.
Fr. even more protection then that poor obviously young and hurt 14 year old boy konerak.
when the girl began to hysteria because her brother was killed, the police immediately surrounded and took her away, and when they saw a 14-year-old boy drugged and with blood, they gave him to the maniac with almost no questions asked. Where's the justice?
SIM, MEU DEUS
White privilege brother the police was more afraid of that black girl then Dahmer himself
22:13
The 14 years old kid shouldn't have agreed with him to sleep with him, it's the kid's fault,
@@samara7509 what the actual hell is wrong with you
I cried so hard when that oldest sister couldn’t contain her emotions and started screaming. I can only imagine the hurt and the loss she must’ve felt. It’s insane.
Prayers for all of them 😢🙏
Faaak, I cried too😖
You didn’t cry stop capping
She was acting. You people are so lost
@@محمدالحربي-ش8ر8ب Hero for what? Getting rid of black people? Yup got you racist
In memoriam:
Steven Hicks - June 1978
Steven Tuomi - November 1987
James Doxtator - January 1988
Richard Guerrero - March 1988
Anthony Sears - March 1989
Raymond Smith - May 1990
Edward Smith - June 1990
Ernest Miller - September 1990
David Thomas - September 1990
Curtis Straughter - February 1991
Errol Lindsey - April 1991
Tony Hughes - May 1991
Konerak Sinthasonphone - May 1991
Matt Turner - June 1991
Jeremiah Weinberger - July 1991
Oliver Lacy - July 1991
Joseph Bradehoft - July 1991
May they Rest in Peace.
Me doi sempre que penso nás vítimas, imagina os familiares
So many victims. RIP.
They say there was 1 survivor but wasn't there 2
@@Glowing_lightsticks847 There was a guy who Fahmer’s grandma saved and there was Tracy Edwards
His first victim died the month of my dads birth
I took care of a lady in the hospital who's daughter was murdered chopped up into pieces and her body parts thrown out of a moving vehicle. I can tell you these poor people never get over this and are never the same. Prayers to all these people.
i’m so sorry for her..
sending love to her mother and I hope that she’s doing good in heaven❤
@@ophelia1925 Awe thank you. I pray for her too. She kept coming back to the ER and I asked what happened to cause her health to decline and that's what she told me. It was an inner city hospital where a lot of women lost their kids to various violence and then their health spirals down. Very sad.
My father’s aunt was killed in the exact description. I wonder if that woman who you spoke with was my great grandmother.
@@imaninasare5461 was this in Texas?
@@imaninasare5461 I am so sorry for your loss
22:45 Her aggression and emotions were valid. Can't imagine how much pain all the victims families have gone through.
What about white people murdered by black people?
And how Jeff just sits there with no emotion at all. Unreal
@@LauraMachado-bv1dmthis is about a rapist and a cannibal and (maybe) racist man who killed only black people. Please stop.
Dahmer drilled a hole in her brother's (Errol Lindsay) head and poured acid in, a minor. When he regained consciousness and complained about a headache, Dahmer gave him a 2nd dose of the tainted drink. He peeled his entire skin off in 2 hours after he was dead. I read "Grilling Dahmer" by Det. Patrick Kennedy. All of Dahmer's confessions are in the book. It was hard to finish but i did.
VALID???? no way
“When you killed my brother, you also killed my mother and father” I can’t imagine how the victims must feel 😢
The sister of Earl Lindsey is absolutely how every human would feel in that situation. She wasn’t afraid to show it. So proud for her. I hope her family got the healing they deserve this goes to all the victims families. What I don’t get is that why the police are in a rush to protect Dahmer? Who’s the victim here?
I feel like they were making sure he couldn’t attack her, since she was getting so close to him.
REMINDS ME EXACTLY OF HOW THE SANDY HOOK PARENTS REACTED WHEN THEIR CHILDREN WERE SHOT TO SMITHEREENS - THEY WERE SO UPSET THEY DIDN'T WANT TO HOLD THEM AND SMILED BEFORE PRESS CONFERENCES.
@@arielstrafing5225 exactly.. and Robb elementary as well.the parents are still in disbelief of what happened and the police actions.I hope they find some peace in their hearts.
Errol**
I wish she could have put her hands on him!
My heart goes out to the families who lost a loved one.
Their heart also went out
@@Dibbles2005 bruh 💀💀💀💀
@@Dibbles2005 you're not funny
Si porque los otros el se los comió
@@Dibbles2005 yours next come here.
That gentleman at 20:30 was just so overwhelmed and devastated and it broke my heart. I hope he and all the loved ones of those murdered found some semblance of peace.
According to Find a Grave. The name could be incorrect. But it says that man "Ronald or Donald" died in 2021. RIP.
@@alexcaruso8766 It was Ronald. I think Donald is still alive and living in Minnesota, where he and his brother, victim Joseph Bradehoft grew up.
I agree, heartbreaking. I think he wanted to talk about five kids in the family and that Dahmer ‘destroyed’ his baby brother, horrifically. And how it affected each child and parent but he became overwhelmed with grief and seeing the man responsible for so much unnecessary distress and pain. He knows his brother died scared because of that monster.
@@sarahblack4864 I know this won't make it any better, but I don't think Joseph Bradehoft died in fear. Dahmer usually drugged his victims before killing them, so Bradehoft was likely unconscious when Dahmer killed him.
Yes at first I found the “God bless America” comment very bizarre and unfitting… but he wasn’t reading from a script & it just goes to show how lost he was in his mind and emotions. Poor thing 😢
Tony Hughes death hurt me the most. He was deaf. He trusted this man. He believed he had a friend. Why? SMH.
If Jeffery would if stopped at Tony, I think things would of been different. Netflix showed that Tony cared about him and the devil won. So sad.
Same🥺🥺
Why are u calling this monster a man
Jeffrey Dahmer's just doesn't have a heart let alone remorse for anything he has done. Born mentally illed. Too many marbles missing. Can't teach a born killer new tricks of save a life but to take life. He did not care about anyone let alone himself. All you can do is accept that all the victims are now safe in God's kingdom. At peace. Finding ways to heal the broken 💔' hearts left behind through their grieving. Honor each and every victim by doing something they love doing when they were before the tragedy. Know those loved ones are with their families. In spirit. Jeffrey Dahmer's cannot harm anyone anymore. It's time to find healing time for your loss.
The story was romantizied in the series they did exchange several notes that day but he didnt build a relationship he luring him in and killed him
When she starts screaming is so heartbreaking. I can't imagine the pain and rage she was feeling. To lose someone you love in such a way and then have to face their killer. Pure hell.
I can't even imagine. I wouldn't even be able to sleep knowing i had to be in the same presence as the animal who butchered my loved one.
The worst pain
"You almost destroyed me, but I refuse you to destroy me. I will carry on." - Such a strong mother. I hope these victims' families find peace despite experiencing hell because of this monster.
Truly 🙏🙏🙏
He Was sick
@Mugen 🤡🤡🤡
@Mugen bruh, some ppl do deserve criticism. You wouldn't say it, if your brother was one of the victims
In Christianity God has no limits to his good. the same way that the devil has no limits to his evil.
“I refuse to let you destroy me, I WILL carry on” Short but powerful. RIP to all the victims 🙏🏾
Cringy. As if he even cared about her existence and welbeign in the first place.
@@torment4723Jeffrey Dahmer didn’t care about anyone but himself.
@@michaelterrell2108 yes that's exactly what i said, thank you for clarifying that.
@@torment4723 I see you lack both empathy and perspective. Disgusting.
🐒🐒🐒
One emotional woman did not need 5 men to restrain her. You can hear her say 'you don't have to pull me!!!' Her reaction made me cry. That man was pure evil
Become a court office so you can treat them nice then
They were doing their job.
@John S. You sound ridiculous, this was a court of law, of course they weren’t going to let her anywhere near him. As if you’ve just compared the guards at auschwitz to courtroom officers.
Makes me sick
How those cops can restrain a grieving woman, but can’t save a 14 year old boy who was drugged in a street! Sick.
Doing their job my a$$.
This is not court, this is a funeral. My heart goes out to the families of the victims
EDIT: I know this is court im not stupid so dont talk to me like I am in the replies, I was stating it this way because it doesnt feel like court.
No, this is court
@@topfarda Doesnt feel like they are at one
@@HistoryInvestigators crazy thing is Jeff used to be a regular of mine at the local McDonald's he always ordered frys and 3 large cokes no ice wanted a lot of extra salt like a whole handful of it he was super nice loved to talk about any subject I ask him if he was a vegetarian or something because he never ordered meat chicken hamburger or whatever he said he just like mcds frys
Either you been funny or racist clowns like you always think something like this is funny is Jeffrey your personal hero I wouldn't be surprised
what?
The sister of Erol Lindsey broke my heart. That is exactly how I’d act if I came faced with the killer of my siblings. So much hurt and anger within her. I cried. 😢
Damn it made me cry..I lost a sister I know it don't get better with time and different if someone is taken from you by another
@@tiffanyshoemaker5543 I’m so sorry to hear this 😢 that must be so difficult bless you. I really think they should have just let her at him in this situation!
I was Not ready for that omg!! I am crying as I type this… all of these years I never understood the pain until now!
Same. No words can ease that pain ; only time ..
Just look at how Jeffrey was shielded and protected by the cops. That woman deserved to give him at least one slap across the face.
The fact that the judge had to walk out of the courtroom while Errol Lindsey’s sister did her statement truly shows how gut wrenching this statement was😢
What about white people murdered by black people?
it truly is heartbreaking
He may not have had his eyeglasses on but them ears work. He heard everything.... I hope he's rotting in hell
Rita was the only one who truly spoke for everybody. She got pissed sitting in court listening to Dahmer claim insanity, while his lawyers stated he was "out of control" at the time of the murders. She watched as the family members of Dahmer's other victims walk up to the stand to confront him in tears with their eyes and heads down but she refused to do that too. Instead she approached the stand lunging for Dahmer shouting "he'll see what out of control is." 22:10
1 - June 18, 1978: Steven Hicks, 18
2 - November 20, 1987: Steven Tuomi, 24
3 - January 16, 1988: Jamie Doxtator, 14
4 - March 24, 1988: Richard Guerrero, 25
5 - March 25, 1989: Anthony Sears, 26
6 - May 20, 1990: Raymond Smith, 33
7 - June 1990: Edward W. Smith, 28
8 - September 1990: Ernest Miller, 22
9 - September 24, 1990: David C. Thomas, 23
10 - February 18, 1991: Curtis Straughter, 18
11 - April 7, 1991: Errol Lindsey, 19
12 - May 24, 1991: Anthony "Tony" Hughes, 31
13 - May 27, 1991: Konerak Sinthasomphone, 14
14 - June 30, 1991: Matt Turner, 20
15 - July 5, 1991: Jeremiah Weinberger, 23
16 - July 15, 1991: Oliver Lacy, 23
17 - July 19, 1991: Joseph Bradehoft, 25
...And July 22, 1991 Tracy Edwards almost became #18. The dates just get tighter and tighter between murders with no plans of concluding anytime soon, I would've been ready to kill his ass too after killing my little brother like this, that boy was about to have his first child.
Both “I don’t even need a microphone” and “This is how you act when you are out of control” are the most badass phrases I’ve ever seen at an victim impact statement.
This woman is an hero. That’s the sort of moment that oughta gone down as one of the most well known and reminded things to have taken place within a court of law. Instead it ended up utterly forgotten. Maybe given the time it might have not been perceived in a positive manner; People in the 90s held “decorum” within a court of law far to high imo, and certain judgments typical of the period certainly played their part… Luckily the tides have shifted and no matter how “respectful of decorum” the murderous sexual sadist monster is, we know who’s worthy of respect here, who’s an actual human being and who’s blood is colder than a crocodile’s.
Anyway, I stand in awe.
And I can't believe any lawyers agreed to be his advocate...
@@DesolatedChild018when I heard her say I don’t need a microphone I said this is an older sister for real… she will show him what it is to be outta control
The last victim's sister's heart-rending statement broke my heart. It was soul searing. I have never felt such a raw, authentic, gutwrenching and anguished pain of another person. It rocked me to my core. May we never experience the loss of someone we love in such a heinous way.
Very well put. You can viscerally feel her pain and anger. My condolences to all the families.
Amen
Watch Paradise Lost. The mother falling on the bare floor after hearing that her missing child had been found dead, mutilated. You'll never forget that scream. The whole case is a hellish rabbit hole.
*Agreed*
What’s the cop name and where does he live?
The woman that was escorted out of the court room gave me chills. I could feel her pain and emotion.
Yeah, the pain live forever...
I don’t know if it’s true but I heard Dahmer called her a psycho….yeah….
@@MegaWumba Ironic if he did. She wasn’t the one who killed, dismembered and ate men.
@@mmendoza2128 when you’re in court your emotion is to remain under control and civil
@@MegaWumba they’re both psycho
11:15 He genuinely cares about the well-being of Dahmer's family and offers them his encouragement. What a strong and compassionate heart he has, to even accommodate feelings and thoughts about this family when he's grieving such abominated cruelty of their son's doing. 😢
He seems like a great man, it's so sad his nephew was killed. I hope he's doing okay :(
That's an angel
Yeah
Very calm and strong person
It was for nothing because the Dahmer family is why he was fucked up. He was literally molested by his dad and the step-mom hated him and his brother.
True Christian compassion
I lived in Chicago during this time. I'll never forget this horror. The 14 year old returned to this monster after escaping, still haunts me. Wisconsin didn't have the death penalty but Karma did.
One of those speakers said that JD became a "hero to some"....😨
I don't understand. Who considered this madman hero?
@@chrystal.clairtv7532 unfortunately enough people wrote him fan mail in prison people are sick
@@chrystal.clairtv7532 racists
Karma? What karma do white men get?
Do white men feel karma in a world that treats them as innocent and superior? all I see is the glamorisation of white male serial killers
Wait, a victim escaped and returned back to him? I'm confused. So was he killed after returning?
"There's no place in a civilized society for anyone who shows no regard for life." Wise words by the second speaker.
It was a good speech. However, these people fed JD's ego, gave him power/control, and sadistic pleasure... that's how dark triad personalities operate, Idk why people bother trying to play on the killers' conscious, shame, guilt etc... it does no good.
Most people only show regard for their own life. He had nobody in his corner, why would he care about anyone else. He’s not a victim in this situation but he is an abuse victim.
@@Sammypbeats People have no regard for human life everyday. Look at abortion, people who starving on the street and people ignore, etc.. mostly people only care when it effects them directly unfortunately.
@@easttowest5984 That's true. People in general are extremely limited morally and spiritually. It leads to a callous world with countless problems
@@Sammypbeats No one in his corner? He had friends, except he chose to kill, torture, and eat them
Watching Ms. Rita speaks at around 22:00 still hurts every time to see it. Tears every time. She truly embodies what I'm sure a lot of those family members wanted to say and do
I'm pretty sure they all went, "Why didn't I do that?" when they saw her go off.
I feel bad for her.. I get so angry.. that evil man gets protection.. the protection which his victims didn’t have ..
Raw Emotion. Its hard to watch that part without shedding tears.
Damn this part got me crying and I’m not even really emotional .. damn
I hope she got the electronic chair for her shameful outburst.
She smokes crack. Head
“I refuse to let you destroy me. I will carry on” ❤️
I remember when this actually happened and every time I hear his name I immediately hear the impact statement of the sister in my head. Heart wrenching.
When she yells out “Jeffrey I hate you M@&$&&&” it just brings me to tears
I cried watching her the pain the anger the injustice
They should have let her beat his ass.
@@starsigngirl9789 I did too, out of all the impact I have ever heard from this case, hers is haunting. You feel it 😢
Same,it just cut me.
The fact that he didn't wear his glasses to court so he didn't have to face his victims because he "didn't think he owed them anything" is still absolutely revolting to me. I'm glad he's gone he added zero to this world.
He has no feelings. He was a psycho. He wasn’t bothered by any of that. Glad he’s gone!!!!
I didn't even think of that ! Ugh what a coward!
In the actual interview he did, his reason for not wearing glasses was not because he "didn't feel he owed them anything" it was because he was too uncomfortable, he didn't want to make eye contact with anyone. I don't know if it was possible for him to feel real shame but he didn't want to deal with the aftermath and awkwardness of what he did to those people.
He also stated that he never wanted to go to court he just wanted to go straight to prison which is why he confessed immediately.
@Ns05 you don’t know
@@brandi243 this is accurate
That poem written by the deaf victim’s friend just broke my heart, especially at the end when she made the sign for “I love you” 🥺
🙏🏾💜 Exactly so heartbreaking.
Made me breakdown. So sad
That was the victims mother
@@jamesbarbato9565 Yes, it’s Tony’s mother reading the poem but it was written by his friend.
@@JaneDoexxx ahhh thanks for clearing that up 👍
HOW did he have fans? Yeah, they were young, impresionable, naive and fans of horror, but this is actual real life. How can someone admire someone who destryed so many lives with such cruelty?
Why was George Floyd celebrated as a martyr after he committed all of those crimes? Don't answer that because it is rhetorical.
weird people
What's even more unsettling is the fact that there are still people out there that admire him. It's absolutely sickening.
Well Hitler still have fans sooo nothing surprising
@@siemniaksome humans deserve eternal hell
The fact that Jeffrey didn’t wear his glasses during court cuz he didn’t wanna look the victims families in the eye is just sick.
why if he feels guilty he doesnt need to look at the persons eyes if he doesnt want to, it doesnt make him sick.
@@cantfindjackeHe INTENTIONALLY did not want to be able to see their faces and to look at the pain and suffering in the family members’ eyes after MURDERING, DISMEMBERING AND EATING INNOCENT PEOPLE. That sounds pretty sick to me.
He's a coward
He most likely felt nothing when he heard their statements.. no remorse.. nothing
@@jacobbkgaard6735Some killers may fake remorse in order to get a lighter sentence, but he seemingly expressed remorse and then asked for the maximum penalty to be given to him with no considerations. So I think he can be given the benefit of the doubt.
Cried like a baby listening to this, I can’t even imagine having my baby taken away. It is brave to even get words out.
Hello Janick. How are you doing today?
@@frankcarter1595 get a life creep
And if your babe was Dahmer ?
@@carolinasantos2822 I'd disown him....tf.. what a dumbass question carolina lmao what are you trying to prove
@@carolinasantos2822 probably just as heartbroken.
For the woman who said, "I refuse to let you destroy me. I will carry on." You provided hope for me too and probably for many others. I'm sorry it was this situation that brought you to have to say that.
Her words sent chills up my spine. Powerful statement! Powerful statement from all of the families.
@@annabeluwaemenyi5890 Her statement applies to many people struggling against their own personal battles: Bosses, rapists, murderers, DRUGS, spouses, extortionists, teachers, diseases, attorneys, many other things I can't think of. I would much rather have what's mine back that someone else took from me without my permission than know that that person will burn in hell.
@@priscillasalzberg5349 In the moment of the distraught's mother confession, her statement applied to Jeffrey Dahmer. That monster murdered her son and needed to hear that he couldn't destroy everyone. Of course her speech can be applied to all individuals suffering an immense trauma from either a rapist, murderer, of an assault. I picked up on that. Regardless, her victim impact statement hit me just as hard as the same who threatened Jeffrey Dahmer.
@@annabeluwaemenyi5890 @Annabel Uwaemenyi I honestly don't think Jeffrey Dahmer thought about people related to the victims' suffering. Ironically he was (these were his feelings said on an interview) afraid his victims would leave him then he was the one who made them leave this earth. He himself said he had to be arrested to stop doing what he was doing. He said at first he felt bad about it but then lost that conscience to continue doing what he was doing. He stopped for some years. I think he even moved. When he returned he started again. I know the woman was speaking of Jeffrey Dahmer but I too benefitted from her strength.
that message is powerful I was moved
That one girl that freaked...
Knowing the fact that she is hurt, she's traumatized, you can hear the hurt and pain in her cries and voice.... I'm glad I'm still here and I'm glad nobody in my family hasn't been murdered..we should all be thankful that we still have our friends, families because someday someday, it could be their last...from someone taking their life
When the oldest sister come in to address Jeffrey and loses it I just broke down in sobs. Her raw pain is unbearable to feel and see and I don’t even know the woman. God bless these families and the victims ❤
Same here. It made me cry.
Me too 😢
I wonder if that made him feel anything or if he is just incapable
@@uponamidnightdreary what’s frustrating is that he’s incapable. I wish he could feel sorry.
@@uponamidnightdreary Dont think Jeffrey regret anything he did or feel sorry for the families. He isnt excatly a normal human being if u havent noticed
Same. ❤️ that pain is so raw and we can feel it hit deep. So sad for all these victims and families. ❤️
2:20 Edward Warren Smith
7:54 Ernest Marquez Miller
11:50 Tony Anthony Hughes
15:17 Curtis Durrell Straughter
16:25 Richard Guerrero
18:12 David Courtney Thomas
20:25 Joseph Arthur Bradehoft
21:24 Anthony Lee Sears
22:05 Errol Lindsey
His dad had part of him being like this 💀💀
Why would you teach and make your kids obsessed with cutting animals open and looking and grabbing their lungs out 💀💀
And I hate how they failed so badly to save a 14 yr old only if they did more looking into him
@@mommyissue umm cause that’s how you get your own food?
Thank you
"JEFF! WHATEVER YOUR NAME IS! SATAN!" she nailed it. couldn't agree more.
Damian 😂
He Def was Satan
“when you cry take one tear drop and place it outside your window ledge, and ill replace it for one of mine.” that poor mother should never have had to go through this type of pain. rest in peace❤️
30 years later and the police incompetence continues to fail the people
Yes sir, they sure do...and it’s infuriating
Lies. 🙄
@@Handsoffblackgirls and which part exactly is a lie??
MPD's finest 🙄
@@Handsoffblackgirls what is a lie?
I work with deaf people… it hurt my heart when Tony’s mother came up. The sign I love you means so much to me as I use it a lot with my individuals who use ASL. She was so strong during her speech.
Imagine that was his last sign to his mom really hurt 2 fingers 1 thumb 😞😞😞
The TV show really shows you just how fucked up this man was, how negligent the police were, how brave and resilient Glenda was, and overall how all of this could have possibly been avoided, whether the victims were alive or not. It is an absolutely amazing show that captures the TRUE horrors.
Glenda a fictional character
@@whym5780 no she’s not dumbass
@@whym5780 Glenda is a real person, she does at 56
In the Netflix series Glenda is a Fusion with Pamela.
Glenda wasn’t his neighbor she only met dahmer when she saw a boy staggering drunk outside on the street and then dahmer showed up that was the one where the police believed dahmers story over hers I think
It disgusts me that he can just sit there with a stone cold face. He's probably not even listening. Such a waste of air and space.
What do you want him to do 😂
Apparently he didn’t wear his glasses so he didn’t have to look the victims families in the eyes
Nothing of value was lost on the day of his death.
@@allisongunton919 or they didn't allow him to wear it so he wouldn't use it as a weapon, stop making him like he regretted or felt bad for them
@@sluna0207 it's a fact lmao, he didn't wanna wear his glasses
Rita's reaction was more than justified. I would've reacted the same way. I hope all of those families have finally found peace in their hearts.
@@growandglowithaliyyy7638 ya some of the corpses and body parts have been identified. Most of them where cremated and giving back to their family's. Dahmer was cremated and giving to his parents . Sad part is there is a memorial for jeffery but no memorial for the victims.
@@avery9485 the fact that he got a memorial service like?! That monster deserves nothing
@@tandzilebhembe1255 He has mental health illnesses, you idiot. I'm tired people calling Jeff a monster.
The new Netflix series does a good job on exposing how much of a monster he was, truly terrifying
It also crowbarred a lot of LGBTQ agenda in unnecessarily. Tracy Washington, the victm that escaped, wasn't gay.
I don't think I can watch it. Does it show gruesome scenes?
Those braindead girls on tiktok making edits of Dahmer, Bundy etc. would disagree
@@kopkaf lol pls tell me das not tru ?
@@DesertPrimrose yeah it had some gruesome scenes
The lady that confronted him brought me to tears. Her rage and hurt was so raw. I can’t imagine knowing your loved one suffered this. Someone can only do something so evil with the help of Satan. Very scary human being.
I did too , shedded some tears
Hell hath no fury like a woman's scorn! Don't mess with the Goddess of the planet!
Same! I'm here bawling. I felt her hurt. Rip to all the victims.
You can blame it on Satan, but god didn't stop it happening either... just saying!
They should have let her at him
Seeing that man break down at 21:07 hit me right in the heart, I was crying with him.
Same. Him and Rita Isabell had me in tears too.
Same him and Rita touched my soul 😢
“Two fingers and a thumb means I love you” that mothers pain broke my heart!! My condolences to all the victims all of their family and friends I am truly sorry for your loss!
I cried the most for her💔 two fingers and a thumb means I love you
God has to help me with that one! I’m messed up from that 😭😭😭
@@RyGil91 I get it!! It hit hard 💔
@@PiaTalks he actually trusted that fool! It’s gonna ruin my day
Tony broke my heart . Because Jeff really tried to “be good” and love him
RIP to all the victims and my deepest condolences to the families.
♥️🙏
❤️🙏😥
And Jeff too he was so handsome
@@wildcatslife686 He was a sicko
@@wildcatslife686 go get some help
Tony Hughes Mother ❤️✨ That episode of her son on the Netflix series was so beautiful and tragic! The way they intertwined the deaf dialogue was brilliant.
Bruh yes, l was like l know he not about to become a victim and then bam 😢🤦🏾♀️
I just watch the episode of Tony Hughes and his mother and family communicating in sign language.Beyond heartwrenching 😤😢😢
Yesssss
The hardest episode to watch 💔😭
Dat episode was beyond heartbreaking. All he was looking for is love but dat monster killed him. Dat poem Tony’s mom read made me cry fr.
Rita Isbell was so brave to react to Jeffrey Dahmer the way she did. Her indignation is justified 100 percent. Very few people would have had that much courage to approach Jeffrey Dahmer that way. My heart breaks for her and all of the family members of the victims. I can’t imagine the hell of having to live knowing what that monster did to their loved ones 😢 💔Her reaction was just as legitimate as the more calm reactions that preceded hers.
What about white people murdered by black people?
Of course it was because she knew she was protected. If she were alone with him...he would make a sandwich out of her
100%??? R u crazy?
@@ozzielouisville hello baby
@@ozzielouisville I HATE HOW TRUE THIS COMMENT IS. GODDAMN IT
Its sad all the cops there to protect him but no one was there to help the victims. The cops gave the little boy back to Jeffrey even though he was covered in blood. Such a shame that life is over looked. But, death is investigated into and it takes being murdered for something to be done.
Nothing got done until Tracy Washington managed to escape. **Tracy Edwards I meant.
Those police should've been arrested and charged too disgusting like wtf.
It was disgusting to see that woman put her arms on him like she was protecting HIM!
Even in the court they protect Dahmer. They let him come without wearing handcuffs. People are always giving this pos the benefit of the doubt.
THIS is the ONLY message that needs to be stated about this case because it's still happening!
Rita's anguish over her brother's death is so heartbreaking. Extremely hard to hear her scream Jeff's name, but we understand why she screamed. Even though years have passed, it never gets any easier to hear the pain coming from the family members.
She broke down after she said his name, this is so sad… RIP to all the victims❤️
did you see this when it happened? years have passed and it never gets easier?
@@jusletursoulglobaby Or maybe she can relate. Slow bop
@@aprilmiller2374 words mean things c u next tuesday
It's so sad and painful, I do not know what it feels directly, although my long time bfs uncle passed away and I saw him at the funeral in the casket and it haunted me. I just could not imagine if it was my mother, brother, sister, father. I mean its INSANE that people can do this and not feel anything. I'd be having recurring nightmares and would want to off myself if I ever took someone's life and I couldn't keep it in and not tell someone.
That sister just absolutely breaks my heart. That is pure rage in the realest form. I don’t know how people can be so calm and held back on that podium if this happened to my brother I’d be doing the exact same thing she just did. There are no words :/
I saw that one years ago. I'm watching rn expecting her. I can only imagine standing in front of the monster that ended your loved ones life. To see him alive and breathing while your loved one isn't. Did you see the video of how he was killed in prison? It's on UA-cam
I wish she could have got her a good lick off him I felt her pain
"Rage"? Seriously?
The sister broke me down
I remember seeing this when i was 14 or 15 i have never forgotten that sister 💔💔💔
That woman had every right to be angry
I think anyone watching the Netflix series and having trouble grasping the gravity of the horrific loss these families have endured, needs to come here and watch these videos. I believe movies/shows and social media make it too easy to lose sight of the _actual people_ that were affected. 💔💔💔
I agree 💯 it just seems so heartless, nonchalant and almost romanticises what happened here. When people watch these things on Netflix, I feel a lot of compassion and empathy is lost because it’s just another series to binge. People need to step back and remember the poor people who died horribly and the families who were affected.
@@SeanSidious Exactly! I’ve been guilty of it too, at times. Then when I realize, I have to check myself.
@@Lexx1192 I think we’ve all been guilty of it at some point.
@@SeanSidious Thnx..think we should stick to documentaries/news type stories when it comes to this stuff. 💔💔💔
Facts. Watching these have me speechless and at tears some moments
I was always surprised by the amount of composure in that courtroom. The sister’s behavior was light work. Real ones understand.
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people grieve different ways, what’s done is done. a lot of these ppl are accepting or even trying to forgive. the way the sister acted seems valid, she expressed her feelings, but i believe her actions on that is a reaction from someone who cannot accept it. can you blame her?? i cannot imagine the pain. but yes these do seem like very calm speeches.
i would have reached him b4 the cops got me... i would have pretended to be completely calm then sprinted at him... i'm aiming to tear his eyeballs out first...
What are you even saying ? Her emotions are raw emotions. Let’s see how you would act in the same circumstances.
@@symphony2929 did you read everything i said or just read what u wanted to read
22:30 She handled it the best way. Suppressed anger is damaging to a persons mental and physical being. Society tries to shame and punish people for expressing anger but its the most healthy way.
Absolutely agree! That emotion Demands release. And trying to suppress it is psychologically AND physically damaging I believe.
Man, I totally despise how Netflix recreated this without even trying to conceal the Identity of these people. Just imagine how awful must be for them to see actors playing parts of their life when they were totally devastated. Have some respect.
the details of this case are already public domain tho, you are here...watching the actual victims faces, names and statements, nothing is concealed, Netflix just reenacted this
This comment makes no sense
The last lady on this victim statement was the realist and true anguish, rage, deep sadness and anguish of what a true victim's family feel with the murder of their loved ones! I felt the pain and true expression of helplessness that those victims' family experienced.
One bloof
I don’t blame her…jeffery literally drilled a hole into Errol Lindsey and pour acid into his head 😭
20:28 poor darling couldn’t even put his feelings in to words he was so overwhelmed. I cannot even imagine the anxiety he had waiting to walk into that courtroom. Bless his heart 🥺
You can definitely feel all his emotions come out at once. Very depressing to see.
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This is why there are victim's advocates. They can read the words that the victim's families have written and can speak for them because it is too hard for them. 💔 I hope they had been given the choice of an advocate. Prayers for the victims and victims' families.
The expression on Dahmer's face the whole time...he did not even process any of their grief because of his inability to have any feelings. Born without a conscience.
When he said god bless America
Yeah my hurt goes out to him. Omg 🙏🏾💜😢
The actress who played the young lady who popped off about her mother did a wonderful job. She sent chills through my body ugh the raw emotion felt so real. R.I.P to all the victims who suffered these horrific ordeals. Peace and blessings to the love ones still living. 🙏🏽
She did very good but she didn’t do enough shaking so it wasn’t the same
But honestly I hate this Jeff mf so much 😭
The show got me messed up he literally couldn’t do shi right like he had everything privileged asf and just threw all it away to kill people 💀
And the police didn’t do shiii they always let these killers go and get shock when this is what they are doing 😮😨🙄
rita is such a powerful woman.
I commend the sister of Errol Lindsay, who entered the room and did not back down from her emotions. God Bless you.
It would have been a crime for not a single person to scream at the top of their lungs at him. He thoroughly deserved it.
What about white people murdered by black people?
I am a big fan of horror, however watching the Netflik series on Dahmer was one of the most unsettling thing I had ever seen knowing that these horrific things actually took place
Had Dahmer had been “treated” would serve little purpose.
He would fake it and still do what he did.
Truth is stranger than fiction in this case and is more horrifying THAN horror. It’s real and I’m the very grocery stores we shop.
There are things we could imagine from our nightmares - and then there are the evil people hunting us truly salivating at COMMITTING the nightmares.
I have always been into true crime and into psychology and prosecution of these types.
BUT I ALWAYS steered clear of the DHAMER case. I always knew it was too far for my spirit to fully watch. The basics in this case are enough to know of his monstrous being.
And what pissed me off is that after a couple murder only why haven’t he got caught immediately he keep escaped and keep taking so many other innocent lives .cops really have to alert and more work on it
Horror movies are silly. Nothing scarier than the hideous things humans can do to each other
@@rythamtamu3480 it’s because he was a young white man …so other white people assumed him innocent of course
@@rythamtamu3480 if you're not white, you don't matter. That's the sad truth
Absolutely gut wrenching to hear that woman scream at Dahmer. My heart goes out to her. I wish they would have let her get at him.
His whole family should have to pay for his crimes as well
I'm a Mother, and I understand her hurt and anger! Our daughter is 16 years old now, and I'm always worried about her. She has a job at a restaurant, and oftentimes closes the place for the night. There was a creepy customer who was stalking one of the other female employees, and when I heard this, my first thought was, "Anything happens to her, I will kill a mfkr!!" Fortunately nothing has, and I'm damned lucky. I just hope that luck continues to be on our side the rest of her life. If she were taken from us, we would be absolutely shattered! RIP to the victims of this monster! And continued prayers for their families! 😥💔🙏
Honestly they should have let her get him, that’s the least they could’ve done for failing her like that
She should shut her mouth
@@spapauw9384 shut yours
They did this part in the show spot on. Oh my gosh this is so sad it makes me tear up. The lady who yelled at him.. you could feel her pain and anguish so much that it hurts your heart. I feel so terribly for all of these families. I hope they found the strength and peace to carry on.
Some of the victims he ate. How the family dealt with that could only be with God's help!😢
I didn't finish the series because it was just waaay too much. I'm trying to get thru it but it's too much. Can you tell me if these victim family statements were included in the Netflix series?
Hi! Almost the majority of these statements are included in the series.
@@shecutz4513 Yes, and they were literally identical. Especially the Sister that goes off and calls him Satan, as he was demonically possessed. There is no denying that.
How are you doing today and your family over there ?
I felt Rita in my soul. I cried during her impact statement. The impact felt palpable just from watching. Sending love and light to the families ♥️
I feel so bad for the families. What a horrific way to lose a loved one.
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Xd
Me too and they weren’t consulted by Netflix about the reenactment which is even worse
@@Invisibletoday wow I didn't know that....that's awful
and some of their bodies were never found…they didn’t get proper closure.
22:00
I feel her pain radiating from her. Horrible. No one should have to go through this much sorrow.
Errol Lindsey's Sister Rita Isbell @ 22:04 reflects the true definition of compassionate pain, hurt & deep anguish. That level of anger came from a very deep place within her and it was almost as if her belated Brother Errol, was channeling through his Sister and telling Jeffrey Dahmer his final words and all the pain he caused his Mother & family as Errol watches over them in spirit, while they mourn the loss of his life and all the love they had for him!... 💔
you can feel the pain through the screen…my heart absolutely breaks for all of these families and the victims in their last moments :(
This part hurt my heart the most. She gave a natural human reaction to losing a loved one to such things. I pray all of these families have a point of healing in their hearts even after all these years. Praying no family has to ever go through anything like this again.
@@IndianG-Trini Having seen so many instances of Black women having violet outburst in a courtroom, I agree, it does seem to be the natural reaction.
@@michaelmiguel3674 WTH. No. That's a shitty thing to say. Get that racist garbage out of your heart.
damn pain with anger hurts so much
They should have let her whoop his ass...
Deveria ter deixado ela pegar ele.
Damn right
This was so heartbreaking to watch. It's even more scary that there are more people out there just like him. I pray no family ever has to go through something like this again
Literally, the world is a horrible place man
There are people out there worse than him 😢
You can pray, but it will always happen on this bizarre planet we've been put on for reasons I don't understand.
@@rdoodoo2021 When it comes to murder and evil serial killers like Dahmer are rank amateurs. What about the politicians who cause wars and are chiefly responsible for the lives of many thousands if not millions? And the really scary part is that millions of people actually *support* them.
Hitler came to power in Germany through democratic means. The nazis were the most popular party by far and the membership of the nazi party was in the millions. Think about where these evil really lies and what enabled it to flourish.
Dahmer was just a damaged and broken person who killed homosexuals who didn't love him. He was caught and sentenced and then died in prison. People like him are in a million.
Bad and sneaky politicians scare me a lot more. For what they do can lead to wars in which the death counts are hundreds of thousands.
As for a bizarre planet. Humans are in general still primitive at core. Basically a glorified *chimp* . Ever studied chimps? They kill, rape, maim and torture other chimps. Sometimes they even play with the dead bodies of animals they have killed seemingly for fun.
Want to see progress? Then observe and distance yourself from any chimp-y nature and beware of those telling you that the chimps in another country are bad and need to be destroyed so that you and your fellow chimps can feel "safe" in your little herd.
I think they should have let her get him.
Seeing the pain of the victim’s families broke my heart 💔 My heart goes out to EVERYONE that was affected by Dahmer’s actions.
Devil from hell him..
those victims never got to make their dreams come true or do so much more:(
Você tem muito pecado ??? TUPAC mandou algum policial ? Você poderia me informar aqui. Certo ?
@@Enoque33 huh
@@Enoque33 why are you talking about tupac?
I can feel all the emotions and when the sister started I was balling...this is so hurtful...nobody deserves this
Same 😢
Me too
Same
Yes…I remember this like it was last week 😢 I’ll never forget
Yeah I cried when she started yelling at him too.. I feel so sad for everyone affected by his terrible crimes.
Wow. I've listened to tons of victim impact statements over the years. Pretty sure this is the first time I ever heard a victim's family member be so gracious and thankful to the defense council. Much respect for that man for understanding how our justice system works even after suffering such an unimaginable tragedy.
What about white people murdered by black people?
I can't believe how many "close calls" there were to him being caught before he actually was. 😳
For me that’s the sickest part it pisses me off
They knew what he was doing
That’s what privilege is. He was a blonde haired, blue eyed young man, that was also considered attractive. He could’ve been caught when he was driving the remains of his first victim. That privilege is displayed in court when the judge was telling him that he didn’t want to ruin his life Im while in front of the 14yr old Asian victim that he molested and his family. He even said it got way too easy so he kept going. He honestly if he would’ve killed Tracy, he would’ve probably had never been caught.
@@DaughterOfGod247 he would get caught eventually, he started to get messy.
@@aleenayoung7856 right
The saddest part about watching this is to think that Dahmer probably doesn't care about the damage he did to these families. Serial Killers couldn't do what they do again and again if they had empathy and a conscious. That's what makes them so terrifying. These monsters can live and work right beside you and you would have no clue. I actually worked closely with a woman that went home after work everyday to her husband scattered around the house in tubs of lye until she was caught about 6 months after the murder. My husband and friends said to me, "you didn't have a clue?" No. I didn't. She acted completely normal and that's scary.
What was her name I want to look up her case ! Wow
@@HONEST.HOUR. , Marcia Eubank from Ohio.
Damn! Who would have thought. These people are psychos
it’s bone-chilling how murderers can blend into society and nobody has a clue
@@Coolboyguy-p51j exactly. I’ve heard you walk past a handful of serial killers in your life
Rita is a powerful woman. I feel so horribly for what her and her family endured, and that goes for all the families/friends of the victims. Her statement made me break out into tears, so moving. Shame to the police department for the lack of competence and care. I’m sure if they had done their jobs right, they could’ve prevented so many deaths. RIP to all the victims.
What are his attorney and lawyer or whatever gonna do to save him ? What's the point of them being there 😂😂 there's literally evidence of all the bodies he kill
@@mommyissue They were trying to put him in a psychiatric facility instead of jail.
@@mommyissue change the sentence to medical condition or reduce his sentence.
@@mommyissue Plea deal. Hopefully.This was the trial of the century. Now we have this whack job that ran over the folks at last year's Xmas parade in Waukesha. Nuts.
@@mommyissue more importantly what kind of attorney would agree to be in defense of such a monster. how do you sleep at night knowing you’re representing jeffrey dahmer
It amazes me how calm and casual people are around that man, knowing the kind of monstrous and totally inhumane things he did.
they didnt even insult him at all, i would say the worst things my mind can think about
he is not a monster.
I COULD NOT hold back the tears when Lindsey’s sister went to the podium. She gave him the energy he deserved. 💥
Well, he didn't deserve anything. He earned himself a place in prison for the crimes he committed. What she did was entirely on her, and 100% understandable.
@@ericksantos4555 umm ok what was the point of your post???
I cried too smh🥺
@@vice2versa what was the point of yours?
@@ericksantos4555 Go away!!!! You’re in all the comments saying strange stuff. Let the family of the victims feel however they want to feel!!! Weirdo 🙄
That woman was right to scream. Sadly that makes him feel powerful. But he deserves that hate to be screamed at him FOREVER.
it made him feel nothing like all those statements sadly didnt matter to him,he simply didnt care .
Well he can hear the screams of the victims from the pits of hell where he now dwells with his master. Fucc him and may he rot for eternity. Thank the Most High for the guy who took his pale face ass out.
He's been dead 28 years
It's amazing how I'm watching this 30 years later, and I'm feeling loads of anxiety for the family. What it must have been like to stand there and face the person who willingly and senselessly took your loved one away from you. How hard it must have been for each and every one of them to resist the temptation to run up there and kill him themselves.
I was 2 at that time
Am I the only who feels bad for Jeff? I know what happened with the family was wrong but he should have been given a second chance and psychiatric help.
@@Prashant-xl1rv 🤣bruh what? You his cousin?
@@Prashant-xl1rv he was completely saying it was more of a fetish for him he's a serial killer with no emotion who doesn't feel pain the only relief he feels is not having to lie about what he does he honestly should have deserved the death penalty but he's life was taking in jail help is giving to those who are legit insane Jeffrey Dahmer was lurking between society like a normal person no one suspected it he's completely capable of living in society but he's a murderer and a killer
@@Prashant-xl1rv people feel bad about his past how if his dad has tried to understand him or took him to a psychologist things would have been different but nobody feel bad about his future bcoz what he did ,he did intentionally and consciously
Defending him is like defending a pedophile who say I like it I can't help it but u don't feel bad for a pedophile
Watching Errol Lindsey's sister reaction really touched me, even made me cry. I could feel her pain. Jeffrey Dahmer was a monster who had no feelings. These guys and their families didn't deserve all that pain 😓
Some of the most heart wrenching victim impact statements….ever. Bless the families and friends of the victims❤
Yes, and with grace and honesty. Thanking God.
This is sad to see. You can see their pain.
Despite what the victims have gone through, the media has still gone on to glorify and romanticise this man.
Worst part is the victims are still going through the pain and trauma. And it doesn’t help that the media constantly remind us of Dahmer by making shows, documentaries, movies etc. about him.
All of the victim impact statements are heartbreaking from this video, all of them. The loss is still felt over 30 years later. 😥💔
The looks on the victims loved ones faces, if looks could kill Dahmer would never even made it to Prison.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
“remember whatever’s done in the dark it will come to the light” that gave me goosebumps and i’ll never let those words go❤️ rip to all the victims🙏🏽
not true in the slightest but whatever helps you sleep at night...
@@skitzcunt4213 how?
Gospel of Luke.
@@skitzcunt4213 if you work out consistently in the dark sooner or later your gainz will be acknowledged and visible during the day. (:
@@skitzcunt4213 Johnny Cash said this little kid ....obvious since you dont know the lyrics. legendary lyrics ... lmao what a sad sad human being here go to a self help channel dont need to be watching this seems you have some underlining issues there thanking god what you mad the parents are thanking god ....too
I was 15 years old. This was all over the news. It was so bad his entire apartment complex was demolished. RIP to all the victims.
Damn I was thinking if they left the building for that kind of massacre
What was built in its place?
@@OgJimb0b Nothing, it’s an empty lot now.
damn when did these events take place at the time when he convicted these crimes i was born in 1999 i wasn’t alive yet
@@prodlatemarch he was killed half a decade before you were born
The worst part about any serial killer is hearing the victim impact statements. It never fails to break your heart and make you think about how truly sick these "people" are. I think anyone who's truly into serial killers should hear these statements.
The mother who was so angry but strong after her 17 year old son was murdered… I hope she healed somewhat… she said she refused to let him destroy her. I got chills when she spoke. 😢
Same.
she was fighting her tears men
Mee tooo I got chills I felt it she held it together ❤️
The 911 where that Lady urged the Police to look into the 14 Year Olds identity and he still failed to was heart wrenching. I can only imagine how his Family felt hearing that. He was so smug and nonchalant about it too. I hope it haunts them forever.
Exactly. Netflix series brought me here. The series was spot on
The series was not spot on. Tracy Edwards wasn’t even gay.. pork chops wasn’t the real excuse it was a busted pipe.. and a whole lot more was not spot on. It was a great documentary movie-like series tho
@@rekiaduff8822 everybody knows minor details are always changed when it comes to movies or shows based on a true story, everything isn’t ALWAYS 100% true. U are right tho
To make it worse those cops that didn’t do they job to make sure the 14 yo boy was safe , were the ones prank calling the 14 yo boy family about the lawsuit money
@@santananyc4695 i think that might’ve been added for additional drama, i can’t find any information whether that actually happened or not
I will never forget that lady's pain and outrage. It hit me to my core. What's scary is there are more like him still walking amongst us...
Yup. Always will be. But fortunately, it is far more difficult for someone like Jeffrey Dahmer to exist now.
the FBI estimates that there are 25 to 50 serial killers out in the US at any given time. Whether they are caught or just die and are never found (Zodiac for example) or the police never put their crimes together.
Absolutely….
@@relaxationstation7634 I've always wondered if the cases that go cold are because it's an inside job and they just claim it can't be solved. Like with the technology today, I just don't believe that most crimes cannot be solved.
@@ericksantos4555 Yes my nephew Rodrick Henry is one,the only thing is he's not killing them.
Rita, I cried when you cried out and told him you hated him. I felt pain in my soul.
22:00 I get goosebumps every time I hear Rita’s victim statement. I cant begin to imagine what the victims and their loved ones went through due to Dahmer
I remembered the cries of her anguish when I first heard her back in high school. It has remained with me to this day. Her pain must have been unimaginable.
The way they gently take that discusting sick piece of garbage away when she comes towards him makes me so angry....he needed to hear every word from her
I think I've only watched her segment once. I always skip it. Too painful.
@@habanacabana6624 I agree with you. They weren't necessarily protecting him, but they were making sure she wasn't about to do something illegal.
Her rage was totally justified and valid.
I watched the entire series on Netflix and they did this part well. Rita’s testimony killed me because how could somebody be so cruel? He really was a monster and my heart goes out to the families. To all families of the victims my heart goes out to all of you.
That scene made me tear up
@@joshlukas4165 same here. You know I'm young and wasn't thought of when this man did these crimes nor was I thought of when he died but my mom told me what she remembered about seeing this and her telling me watching the series and then watching this is brings nothing but hurt to me cause how could someone be this sick... But then again he wasn't a person he was a monster
You’ll be okay.
It seem like they was tryna put a good light on him with the series and I don’t like it
@@Big5onme ummmm how? I saw no light. I saw an extremely sick person who was driven by compulsion and evil.
At 22:00 I saw this lady 30 years ago because her outburst was so extraordinary and riveting that they would continuously broadcast her on the news. And even as an immature teenager back then, I’d literally feel her pain in my own body because it was so palpable, gut wrenching and visceral that it made me erupt in tears. Haven’t seen it since that time. Just seen it again today and i still experienced the same thing 30 years later, but with chills running down my spine 😢 (still hard to believe this actually happened in my lifetime). Her statement and reaction is what I remember most about that trial with that demon seed because lords knows, she makes you feel every ounce of the pain in its raw totality.
It’s like as soon as she said his name it trigger her .. she almost said it the first time but then she replaced it with Satan
I remember this like yesterday. I was nine and I will never forget!!!… 💔💔💔💔
@@TheGodzillatrejo yes you’re so right. I noticed that to
😔indeed, unforgettable
I wasn’t born when this happened
My heart is so broken for all of these families. Smh. When Errol Lindsey’s sister spoke I could not help but cry, because I could feel her rage, and pain. I have two brothers. May all the victims rest in peace. 🙏🏾
What about white people murdered by black people?
This is so heartbreaking. And the worst part is we all know Jeff just sat there, dissociated and didn’t give a flying F
Yes it’s evident in the fact that he didn’t even flinch when Rita was walking towards him. But at all but a neutral robotic state
Ironically I think he was drugged here
Yup look how quick they protected him from Rita
I think justice would’ve been if they let all the victims family beat him
@@rosamartinezrmn
I hate to say it, but then we'd be no better than them.
I don't like saying that.
I sometimes wish we were more like Saudi.
@@rosamartinezrmn That would be vengeance, not justice.
These family members spoke extremely well, far better than I could ever do considering being the same room as the person that took my family members life in such a way.
People had more sense back then, they weren't overly emtional
@@thetruthhurts131 “overly emotional”?? HE KILLED AND ATE THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS!! I would be beyond emotional i would be distraught. dont matter what time period it was. Its impressive they spoke without breaking down.
@@thetruthhurts131 "overly emotional" I swear if one of your close family members dies, I'll be saying that to you
@@work90 No you wouldn't because you don't know me, and wouldn't even be aware if anyone in my family passes
@@thetruthhurts131 well duh. Were you born yesterday?
That last victim impact statement of the sister of one of the victim , expressing her hate about her brother’s death was so passionate she made me cry. 😢
Aside from being hurt, I think she reacted so strongly because he was just sitting there like he wasn't even listening. I think I would be frustrated too because I would want to look him in the eye so I can read his face, but there's just a lack of feedback on his end 😩
@@inhabitantofearth he looked so empty, you can’t read if he’s in the room, or not. This movie was very informative for me,and very sad for the victims family.