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I think the most unsettling part is the sheer level of fan mail he received in prison. There might be a lot more sinister and evil people out there than we think
no that’s exactly what i thought. you’re not much better. you watch dahmer videos on youtube to become entertained or interested. you feel interested in hearing about people killing other people. all of you are ill.
I understand why the father didn’t want Jeffery’s brain studied, but it would’ve been interesting to see if he had a disorder or socialization made him the way he was
The fact that he took responsibility for his actions & didn't try to blame something else, like pornography (Ted Bundy), always fascinated me. I don't want to say I admired him for it...maybe appreciated it? Not sure how to word it,
This has to be the loneliest person I've ever learned about. I've been studying Dahmer and other serial killers for years. While they are all unique, there is really something to be said about the fear of loneliness
@@jp23x you can be surrounded by dozens of people and still feel lonely. true loneliness is not being understood, accepted or appreciated, which can lead to seeking those things out by force.
@@jp23x that is the point. The mind will believe their own falacies. Ever heard of people who conflict with their OWN body parts and just look for ways to damage them in a way they have to be amputated? There was a guy who put a foot in liquid nitrogen to that intent... I personally suffer from panick attacks that make me think I will be smothered by the people on the metro even though there is plenty of room. People make fun of the line in the matrix "your mind makes it real" but it is a bitter truth. If you believe somethink hard enough, it might not happen, but you will act upon those wishes in a way that is going to bring consequences
@@Kinosho_Kawakami THANK YOU! Facts. I feel that way. I know many people but I feel alone. I hate them because they are fake. Claim to be your friend but they are not. Even when they do "decide" to contact me because I'm their last resort. I still feel alone even with them, I feel out of place like they don't get me. Even at gatherings I always feel like I am an outsider. It's really hard to explain if you don't live it.
I felt like that listening to Chris Watts speak of killing his daughters..I know there’s no correlation but yeah,it’s weird hearing someone speak of something so crazy so calmly
For me the most disgusting fact that I learned from the series was just how many times he could have been stopped. The police negligence and willingness to give a white man another chance over protecting the people of color in the community. He had a criminal record by the time he was tried for sexual assault and was just let back out into the world. The consequence? He killed more people including the brother of his previous assault victim. Holy shit!!!!! I don't even want to imagine the pain that family went through. The same man put them through hell twice and was stopped far too late.
It boggles my mind how some cops can be SO lazy and ignore obvious signs of issues. My channel covers true crime and we covered a serial killer named Maury Travis. Women were reported missing and the police only really got involved after several murders made it to the newspaper. Unfortunately, serial killers like Maury Travis and Dahmer know that if they go after a certain group of people, they can get away with it.
@@bricegriffin5530 it played a part because he found them attractive, but it wasn't a hate crime. Infact it was the opposite. Who killed who he wanted to fuck
This isn't the first dark character that Evan Peters has played. He's played many on AHS & knows to take a break from it all when needed & take care of his mental health. I'm sure he's fine. Note: If you don't know Evan Peters' body of work (I'm just guessing from the syntex of your comment) I highly recommend you watch American Horror Story. He's amazing!
I don't think he's as evil as a Bundy or Gacy. Though he wasn't legally insane there definitely were mental issues that contributed to his evil deeds. At least he took responsibility for what he did & didn't pull a Bundy & blame it all on pornography.
Yes, evil is the right word, but he might've had something good left inside of him, i heard the police who was present when he was captured say, that he cried and was thinking about taking his own life, he was just a weak minded human who couldn't controll his inclinations.
Ehhhh not really. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a demented monster for sure but if you’re talking about something who’s truly evil, then Ted Bundy is your guy. The dude got his rocks off by torturing, raping and killing women for his own sick pleasure. On the opposite of the spectrum, you have Ed Gein who suffered a severe case of schizophrenia and psychosis to where he was incoherent and legitimately wasn’t aware of what he was doing. Dahmer is somewhere in the middle. Again, I cannot stress this enough that yes he was a monster who killed and resorted to cannibalism but never actually harmed his victims. For the most part, his killing were quick and painless. He actually resented the thought of torture and making people suffer. I doubt he has any remorse for what he did but when it come to being “truly evil” Dahmer is actually on the lower end of the spectrum.
I have been studying serial killers and also those that just kill a person.Most of them have a terrible upbringing like violence at home,divorced parents,domestic violence and sexually abused.Most of the signs really start during the childhood stage so it is very paramount for parents to spend time with their kids and pay attention to every details in their actions
I went to a catholic school, and my advisor was a Franciscan friar who told me that when he first became a friar he was working in a parish in Milwaukee where he meet a nun who would go to jail and talk to prisoners as part of her service to the church and one of the inmates she talk to was Jeffrey Dahmer himself. Pretty creepy given how she would just have these normal conversations with him like if nothing had ever happened.
Well, not to be that guy, but what do people expect? Serial killers are often methodical and highly intelligent. Their proclivity to manipulate often stems from superior speaking skills. Everyone is always so shocked at how "normal" he seems. What did you expect? Growling? Did you expect him to be like "death death death kill kill kill" 24 hours a day or what? He got away with it for 15 years....
If anything, that nun was one of the few who wasn’t judging..(which is how it’s taught for Christians to be).. while I get it’s crazy, isn’t that the point??
By watching Dahmer's old interviews, what makes him fascinating is he takes full responsibility he don't blame anyone maybe because he had nothing to lose or to gain 🤷🏻♀️
Maybe that's true but I feel that's how sociopaths and psychopaths react to their acts. They show no remorse or regret because their brain is incapable of processing empathy leading to no regret. That is why I feel that their was something wrong with his brain but I guess we will never know.
@@shrutiagrawal4254 i saw a video analysing Dahmer's body language and everything he say and yes he is not showing any regrets like he just really calm and looks like a submissive person but not really
@@jonatripoli587 What do you expect him to do? Cry and hug the interviewer in seek of comfort? Body language is pseudoscientific. He doesn't have to show any "emotional body language" which would lead the public to come to the uninsurable conclusion that he's remorseful for his actions, to actually be remorseful for them, nor if he hypothetically would have cried in front of the camera confirms that he's truly regretful of the crimes he commited. Because, it could have been perfectly a manipulitive strategy. There would have been that possibility in that case. Absolutely. But I lean more towards the possibility that he was being generally honest in his confession, and this also includes his remorse.
One of the sickest things that no one seems to talk about is how his father literally became a millionaire off of writing a book about what his son did. That's disgusting,
His father made very little off the book. He wrote it only as a warning for other families. Lionel Dahmer (Jeffs Dad) wrote to Judge William Gardner asking for the judge to keep Jeffrey in prison after he was convicted of second-degree sexual assault in 1989 of Koneraks brother. The letter said; "I have reservations regarding Jeff’s chances when he hits the streets. I have experienced an extremely frustrating time trying to urge initiation of some type of treatment," the letter read, per Today. "I sincerely hope that you might intervene in some way to help my son, who I love very much and for whom I want a better life. I do feel, though, that this may be our last chance to initiate something lasting and that you can hold the key." Lionel's plea was not implemented and the result was that Jeff was sentenced to spend a year at a work release camp and was then given five years of probation after his release in 1990. He was actually on probation when he committed the majority of his crimes.
@@julesfromsydney Wow, that's brand new information to me. Thank you for sharing that. But how did he obtain his wealth than cause it says that he is worth 2 million.
@@stormydee3543 no amount of money can be worth anything to anyone personally if they're dead?🤔 However if there was anything it likely came from people sending him donations while he was in prison before he was bashed to death by another inmate but it didn't come from Lionel Dahmers book sales as Lionel said so himself in an interview.
he had a fan base and supporters that sent him money and letters, that shows that there's alot of people that has a mentality like his but don't embrace it. thats something to think about
This sudden fascination with Dahmer is interesting. Is it because this is all new to this generation? I can remember actually seeing the news stories about the police carrying boxes of evidence out of his apartment.
New Generation and true crime has always been somewhat popular these past few years. Dahmer just happens to be the one that made True Crime Uber mainstream
its cuz of netflix.. man i remember back in eighth grade i saw a friday the 13 prank on YT and then became fascinated by these fictional serial killers.. then i wanted to see what a real serial killer was like and jeffrey stood out the most because he was very disgusted with himself but his twisted desires were too strong
I remember seeing the news coverage of the fridge and other evidence coming out of the flat. It was shocking back then but I never got into the actual background of JD till I watched Monster. Evan Peters is incredible as JD
It’s really funny when a teenager just asks you if you’ve ever heard of this guy named Jeffery Dahmer, then realize they’ve now discovered him on Netflix😂
As much as I love true crime and looking into serial killings there’s too many people who are “ fascinated “ by this and that doesn’t sit right with me.
Well in the Netflix documentary they seem to go in-depth about how in his dying days he did feel remorse. To the point where he wanted to be baptized to cleanse his sins. Weird isn't it.
You know I’m not feeling sympathetic for him at all but I’m genuinely curious if he never would have become a killer if: * his household, especially with his mother wasnt broken and toxic * his father didn’t leave and also if his father didn’t let him dissect roadkill *if he was more social in school Again im not feeling sympathy for him but I wonder if he would have turned out different, had someone saw the red flags earlier. Like him taking interest in dissecting dead animals
With all that fan mail he received I hope this doesn’t spark an interest in someone wanting to do this to others too . Lord watch over us always, too many crazy people in this world 🙏🏼
It's crazy to think about like you actually sit down spend your time to write this dude a letter like are you kidding me I don't want you to know about me or where I live I'll pray for you from a distance and keep it at that!
@@dominicbrogsdale3348 hybristophilia is a very real thing, it's an attraction toward serial killers, crime committers , mass shooters, terrorists. Dude bagged 12k before he died from "fans" had he been alive by now he would be a free billionaire. Inmates used to say he would brag to them that he had fans and they didn't.
Roger, I have always found him truly fascinating as well. I have always wanted to know if he was truly sick or just pure evil...perhaps both? I hope the victims families have found some kind of peace by now.
Same I'm so glad I'm not the only one I really struggle to understand why he did all this. He never had a bad childhood or a mental disorder I don't understand why he had such weird fantasies or why he killed
He confessed and then recanted his confession countless times, the confession on his deathbed means nothing in terms of what was true and what wasn’t. Dahmer could still have been the one one that murdered Walsh, but we’ll likely never know.
I for one think Murphy & Brennan did a fantastic f-king job with their Netflix series-I mean the actors chosen (reality of resemblances) the over attention to detail in telling Dahmer’s story, etc…IF this Netflix series does not win a few well-earned awards I’m gonna be very upset as a viewer! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Such a bummer that when he died his body wasn’t examined. I would have been interested to know what made this killer tick. Like truly what makes a person turn into a killer?
Jeffery Dahmer was in my local news paper this week. I’ve been seeing him come up everywhere since the Netflix series dropped. Slightly unnerving, but a morbidly fascinating case nonetheless.
The creepiest is people sending him money and fan mail in prison ffs! What’s wrong with these people, don’t they have any empathy for the victims and their families?
Sending him money has nothing to do with the victims stupid. He is a handsome sexy charming hot guy of course he's going to have fans. I wish I knew about him and was a little older the year it happened just so I could be one of those girls Sending him letters and money, shit I would have been visiting too. I am his fan I love Jeffrey ❤️ 😍
he seemed more sick than evil in my opinion. he couldn’t control his compulsions & his need to satisfy his dark fantasies was greater than his moral compass. he knew his actions were wrong but he did it anyways bc he thought that killing his partners was the only way to not be abandoned by them. he even said he didn’t like killing people & that’s why he drugged them first, so that they wouldn’t suffer. he’s indeed a monster but i think he was aware of his wrongdoings & maybe even regretted it at the end of his life. anyways, my heart goes out to the victims and their loved ones
I’m still in the middle of the Netflix series 7/10-the one thing that both fascinates and disturbs me at the same time is the Sinthasomphone cops…that joking yet sadistic Wisconsinite laughter over the police radio after their dereliction in returning the kid to 213 to his eventual death still gives me eerie chills! 😱😰
honestly, we’d likely know a hell of a lot more had he gone to a psychiatric ward instead of prison. He was just as interested knowing how his brain worked as any of us
Did he think one time about the devastation he would cause to the victim's families by carrying out his dirty fantasies, and try to get help?! What a selfish and wicked man!
They also hinted in the new show that he probably strangled a new tenet in his apartment. In the show it shows them talking and then noises coming from apartment. In real life this dude was strangled in his apartment dead.... I think a floor above Jeff's or below. Jeffrey was questioned then, and after his capture and said he didn't do it. If he can admit to killing a kid and drilling a hole in their head, he woulda admitted to strangling the man but he said he didn't... So this guy was strangled in the same apartment complex as Dahmer. That's the extra drawback when a killer makes his way into bad neighborhoods. I currently have a serial killer in my town, Stockton CA. It took a min to realize it was a serial because he's shooting people. But there's shootings ALL THE TIME in Stockton so they had no idea. Serial killer in a bad neighborhood. Scary.
Wow. Is this for real? By far one of the most thought provoking comments I have seen in a while. We humans are like rodents. When colonies get overpopulated, individual rats will go insane and chew off their own fingers first and then go on to attack each other to the death. Hamster moms will eat their own offspring up when feeling stressed in captivity. I think this thing with people who lose (or gain it) and start offing their own kind will become more and more common as the years go by. There was this guy in my condo who would feed stray dogs and take them home... he didn't kill them right away, bit they always vanished after being with him for some months... he then tried to kill a teen he was friends with, but the kid managed to escape and told on him. He didn't have the balls to face his own shit and made a run for it. Nobody knows where he is to this day.
...and something else... it is scary how alcohol is often the trigger and soilent green to many of this deviant feats, and you can legally get it anywhere, after a price...
I am an English language consultant in my country, Colombia, and there was this child serial killer named Luis Garavito who would entice little children into tall grass lots, sugar cane fields or the local woods and he would get drunk while talking to them. After he felt himself tipsy, he would strangle them, do sexual things to the bodies and then dismembered some of them. He killed over 130 kids. Since he would often set fire to the area of the crime, he once got caught in one of those fires and got badly burned (sloppy drunk). He seeked hospital attention and that's how they finally got him.
I rember when this happened. It stunned the entire Nation when they showed all the stuff they brought out of his apt. He comes off as so mild mannered and I'm sure this is how he got all those poor victims to trust him. Everything about him is creepy .
Well they say sweets will kill you.... Another disturbing thing about JD is that he tried to drill into boys/men's skulls to make human zombies. While they were still alive. Nice.
Yeah don't help that American Horror Story people made that show, and then Netflix has another documentary about him coming out this month. And even Peacock app has a documentary about him.
@@mysticalworld9259 yeah! This Friday on Netflix. A series about his conversations Idk how many episodes, but Netflix has it listed as a limited series. And Peacock currently has a 2 episode Special about him. Won't be surprised if Hulu takes out something too at this point.
Funny how people are just now knowing about Dahmer when countless movies, interviews and documentaries exists and if people thought the Netflix show was disturbing....they have no idea
@@CarlosRayNorris1979 and the shrine part as well. This series was like the cocomelon version of it. The documentaries and images meandering around will haunt you for a while unless you are morbid curious.
I've always believed that Jeff's dad did something to him. I have no evidence other than his body language during interviews about Jeff and my intuition..
Whether there was something done blatantly his father, & mother, definitely, imo, contributed to his need to not be alone. And considering his father had fantasies about killing I think they both doomed Jeffrey from the start. It doesn't forgive what he did, just explains how it might've happened.
Stop blaming parents or others for someones mistake, Jeffrey said himself he takes full responsibilty for what he done and wants nobody to blame anyone except himself.
He held nothing back in interviews. You think he wouldn't have buried them with the truth if anything had actually happened? I don't buy it, snd you're speculating with jack shit for evidence.
It’s crazy that people sent him $12,000. But media sensationalism pretty much turned him into this real-life horror villain. So he became this anti-hero like Freddy or Jason.
This definitely gives context to Fire Marshal Bill Burns' remark of "Thanksgiving at Jeffrey Dahmer's house" in one sketch on the show In Living Color.
I think he never really had a tough life to be this way, he was not bullied, his parents didnt abused him, his mom might abandoned him but his dad always helped him. I think the weirdest thing about him is his sexual fetish and how he cant control it
Exactly! He was never physically abused nor abandoned completely. He still had the love and help from his father after all. There are many people who went through worst experience about their family but didn't turn out like dahmer and still proceed with life normally.
Yet the mistake you all are making is thinking we are all wired the same. We are not, and for every 1000 people 1 is born with defects. You all pretend to know everything about dahmer because you watched a web series, if you dig deeper into dahmer there's more to the story than what's on screen.
He witnessed his mother attempt suicide by overdose, kids at school did make fun of him for being weird, his family abandoned him out of the blue as soon as he was 18, and then dropped him off at grandmas when they were sick of him. He did have a hard life. This isn't the pain olympics for serial killer upbringing. The fear of loneliness will lead to weird things. Some people will have more extreme responses than others. He was also a gay man in a time where you got made fun of, beat, and/or killed for being gay. I'm not a serial killer apologist, but I've done my research on this man. Was he physically abused? No. But was he emotionally neglected? 100%. Also, witnessing a parents suicide/suicide attempt as a young child has been proven to mentally mess a kid up, and that sticks with them into adulthood. Edit: autocorrect typo
Evan Peter's, did a award winning performance as Jeffrey Dahmer, I also loved him in the AHS series, if he wasn't a serial killer I think Jeffery dahmer would be a very fascinating person.
@@Dozen. if you look at John Wayne gacy victims it will put you in a mind of a young Jeffrey Dahmer plus Jeff was at the age to do a lot of shit back on gacy killing spree
Netflix is actually good at making documentary/serial killer series tbh Edit- they mentioned Ed Gien in the show hopefully Netflix make something about him...
I agree, he had a hard life aswell its obvious he was sorry or he wouldn't have told the police every single detail, gave the family closure or asked to get the electric chair. I think be was seriously mentally ill and the system failed him by not helping him from the start...
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I don't understand how most murderers can appear so absent and empty, yet so present and grounded in reality. They feel like they're an empty Nothing that stepped into a human body and decided to become a monster. It's so...strange. Disturbed. Evil. Anamoly.
I can't imagine putting a lifer black murderer into a WEIGHT ROOM with a lifer white murderer cannibal who predominantly killed African American men... If that wasn't planned idk what is... He definitely deserved it.
It's unsettling a serial killer like Dahmer comes off as so normal during these interviews. Like the horrific acts he's committed mean nothing or never happened. Very scary
I think they should keep it goin’ after Dahmer-do a similar series on Gacy, Ridgeway and Bundy…you can’t stop at Dahmer, ya just can’t, some of us want to learn! 😉👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
those other dudes arent as fascinating as Dahmer. They didnt admit to everything and give the details that dahmer did. This is why Dahmer is so fascinating.
@@sundinfamforlife4129 No! I’m talking about real series like this one that they made on Dahmer-not that Efron s-t, I mean that was good too but this was way way better way way better! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
As someone who hadn’t heard of this man until this show came out (Ik I’m young), the craziest thing to me is the fact that is all true. Like this is the kind of thing you make for a tv show. Not adapt from real life events.
Incredible isn't it? What's worse is Jeff was out after 12 months prison and was on 5 years probation for the sexual assault on 13-year-old Keison Sinthasomphone, the brother of Dahmer’s victim Konerak Sinthasomphone, who was the 14-year-old victim you see on the Netflix series. Also Jeffrey Dahmers father wrote to Judge Gardner asking for help for Jeff's mental health hoping the Judge would put him in a Psych Hospital instead of probation but he did not. If the system was better most of the victims would not have died instead Jeff may have gotten help and support he needed.
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The creepiest part is he killed people
Everything he did.
He was more ugliest then Ted bundy he was soo bad worst then anyone
Y’all literally just took scenes from the movie and made it into a “facts” video that millions have already watched
I would of been a fan ...
I think the most unsettling part is the sheer level of fan mail he received in prison. There might be a lot more sinister and evil people out there than we think
I agree
They all receive fan mail.
no that’s exactly what i thought. you’re not much better. you watch dahmer videos on youtube to become entertained or interested. you feel interested in hearing about people killing other people. all of you are ill.
There definitely is.
When you look at the meat industry....it doesn't surprise me. Humans are cruel and violent and can ignore suffering and pain firghteningly easily.
I understand why the father didn’t want Jeffery’s brain studied, but it would’ve been interesting to see if he had a disorder or socialization made him the way he was
Because the father was sick like him and didn’t want them to know it could’ve been passed down
I think he had an evil demon that inhabited his body bec he says he still doesn't know why he did it. Most people don't kill and ear people
@@divagirl10 or he was crazy.
I'm with Lionel. I would've fought tooth and nail against it too.
As healthcare provider, they wouldn’t get any concrete medical finding from a dead brain.
Dahmer is definitely one of the most fascinating serial killers from a psychological perspective
This is really true. I’m fascinated by his interviews. His thinking is so interesting.
The fact that he took responsibility for his actions & didn't try to blame something else, like pornography (Ted Bundy), always fascinated me. I don't want to say I admired him for it...maybe appreciated it? Not sure how to word it,
I agree, yet I say this and people think I’m a freak
Yeah his diagnoses were all over the place too. He was a mix of borderline, schizotypal and psychopathic traits.
Well Ted Bundy he was born evil because he was not the product of love, He was the product of rape and incest
This has to be the loneliest person I've ever learned about. I've been studying Dahmer and other serial killers for years. While they are all unique, there is really something to be said about the fear of loneliness
he wasnt exactly lonely though was he
@@jp23x you can be surrounded by dozens of people and still feel lonely. true loneliness is not being understood, accepted or appreciated, which can lead to seeking those things out by force.
@@jp23x that is the point. The mind will believe their own falacies. Ever heard of people who conflict with their OWN body parts and just look for ways to damage them in a way they have to be amputated? There was a guy who put a foot in liquid nitrogen to that intent... I personally suffer from panick attacks that make me think I will be smothered by the people on the metro even though there is plenty of room. People make fun of the line in the matrix "your mind makes it real" but it is a bitter truth. If you believe somethink hard enough, it might not happen, but you will act upon those wishes in a way that is going to bring consequences
@@jp23x right, look how good Tony Hughes treated him and he still killed him. He was an evil man, who knew right from wrong.
@@Kinosho_Kawakami THANK YOU! Facts. I feel that way. I know many people but I feel alone. I hate them because they are fake. Claim to be your friend but they are not. Even when they do "decide" to contact me because I'm their last resort. I still feel alone even with them, I feel out of place like they don't get me. Even at gatherings I always feel like I am an outsider. It's really hard to explain if you don't live it.
He has a very calm affect. He speaks of these crimes as if he watching it happen from the outside of himself.
I felt like that listening to Chris Watts speak of killing his daughters..I know there’s no correlation but yeah,it’s weird hearing someone speak of something so crazy so calmly
Because he was possessed by evil spirits. When they’re killing people something else takes over
Yes and articulates perfectly and intelligently
For me the most disgusting fact that I learned from the series was just how many times he could have been stopped. The police negligence and willingness to give a white man another chance over protecting the people of color in the community. He had a criminal record by the time he was tried for sexual assault and was just let back out into the world. The consequence? He killed more people including the brother of his previous assault victim. Holy shit!!!!! I don't even want to imagine the pain that family went through. The same man put them through hell twice and was stopped far too late.
I highly doubt race had anything to it🙄
@@bricegriffin5530 from what I read he was mostly attracted to black men. But race does play a part
It boggles my mind how some cops can be SO lazy and ignore obvious signs of issues. My channel covers true crime and we covered a serial killer named Maury Travis. Women were reported missing and the police only really got involved after several murders made it to the newspaper. Unfortunately, serial killers like Maury Travis and Dahmer know that if they go after a certain group of people, they can get away with it.
@@bricegriffin5530 it played a part because he found them attractive, but it wasn't a hate crime. Infact it was the opposite. Who killed who he wanted to fuck
@@bricegriffin5530 Stop lying dude, if he was black. They would’ve caught him after the first kill…
His parents legit had a custody battle over his brain 😭
…Wait? His brain was still in tact after it got smashed in with a barbell? 😂
@@ChicagoKidx YES WITH FLAVA
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@@ChicagoKidx yes
Yes the mom wanted them to test his brain so it can be awareness and stop other killers
@@ChicagoKidx I always thought someone had shoved a broom stick shoved up his ass in prison and that’s how he died
When watching cold case files, the narrator clearly said serial killers will look normal and pleasing to lure victims...it's 100% true with Dahmer.
y’all say this every time serial killers are talked about.
Bill Kurtis’ narrative voice is what makes that show in my humble opinion…👍🏻😉
Just like any other predator
@@KHoltzie I love bill kurtis
@@marufio True 💯
I watched Monster and I just hope the actor who played him is psychologically ok
This isn't the first dark character that Evan Peters has played. He's played many on AHS & knows to take a break from it all when needed & take care of his mental health. I'm sure he's fine.
Note: If you don't know Evan Peters' body of work (I'm just guessing from the syntex of your comment) I highly recommend you watch American Horror Story. He's amazing!
He's played more evil than this lol
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@@restricttheopennotes lmmfaooo
He was truly evil. The scary part is he seemed so normal.
I don't think he's as evil as a Bundy or Gacy. Though he wasn't legally insane there definitely were mental issues that contributed to his evil deeds. At least he took responsibility for what he did & didn't pull a Bundy & blame it all on pornography.
They usually do. The BTK killer was an average family man
Yes, evil is the right word, but he might've had something good left inside of him, i heard the police who was present when he was captured say, that he cried and was thinking about taking his own life, he was just a weak minded human who couldn't controll his inclinations.
Like most people around us... u never know!
Ehhhh not really. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a demented monster for sure but if you’re talking about something who’s truly evil, then Ted Bundy is your guy. The dude got his rocks off by torturing, raping and killing women for his own sick pleasure. On the opposite of the spectrum, you have Ed Gein who suffered a severe case of schizophrenia and psychosis to where he was incoherent and legitimately wasn’t aware of what he was doing. Dahmer is somewhere in the middle.
Again, I cannot stress this enough that yes he was a monster who killed and resorted to cannibalism but never actually harmed his victims. For the most part, his killing were quick and painless. He actually resented the thought of torture and making people suffer. I doubt he has any remorse for what he did but when it come to being “truly evil” Dahmer is actually on the lower end of the spectrum.
The first episode was the most terrifying thing I have ever watched. Knowing what was coming made it completely believable.
Haha
I have been studying serial killers and also those that just kill a person.Most of them have a terrible upbringing like violence at home,divorced parents,domestic violence and sexually abused.Most of the signs really start during the childhood stage so it is very paramount for parents to spend time with their kids and pay attention to every details in their actions
One thing that Jeffrey terrifies me is that he tried to control someone by drilling them in their skull and injecting acid into their brain.
And the dad taught him how to do it 🫣
@@trinitodibone Seriously?
@@J276 yeah, he taught him how to make a “zombie animal” when he was like 7 so he tried to do it to humans so they wouldn’t leave him
@@trinitodibone Thanks for telling me this.
@@trinitodibone I am mostly terrified from reading that.
I went to a catholic school, and my advisor was a Franciscan friar who told me that when he first became a friar he was working in a parish in Milwaukee where he meet a nun who would go to jail and talk to prisoners as part of her service to the church and one of the inmates she talk to was Jeffrey Dahmer himself. Pretty creepy given how she would just have these normal conversations with him like if nothing had ever happened.
Well, not to be that guy, but what do people expect? Serial killers are often methodical and highly intelligent. Their proclivity to manipulate often stems from superior speaking skills. Everyone is always so shocked at how "normal" he seems. What did you expect? Growling? Did you expect him to be like "death death death kill kill kill" 24 hours a day or what? He got away with it for 15 years....
Very well said …
If anything, that nun was one of the few who wasn’t judging..(which is how it’s taught for Christians to be).. while I get it’s crazy, isn’t that the point??
@@buckfuddy5561 Jeffrey Dahmer became Christian and got saved.
@@EVNL576 so? Christianity is fake there is no being saved
On the plus side, Jeffrey's coworkers probably didn't steal his lunch out of the break room refrigerator.
The one dude who did steal his lunch was a whole meal afterwards
Imagine the one dude who did steal his lunch one time seeing the news and realizing he ate people lmao never steal food at work
No but he gave "bologna" sandwiches to his neighbors
Good observation 😂😂
🥁
the new show has very talented actors, they portrayed the story authentically and i feel even more for the victims now than i did before
By watching Dahmer's old interviews, what makes him fascinating is he takes full responsibility he don't blame anyone maybe because he had nothing to lose or to gain 🤷🏻♀️
Maybe that's true but I feel that's how sociopaths and psychopaths react to their acts. They show no remorse or regret because their brain is incapable of processing empathy leading to no regret. That is why I feel that their was something wrong with his brain but I guess we will never know.
@@shrutiagrawal4254 i saw a video analysing Dahmer's body language and everything he say and yes he is not showing any regrets like he just really calm and looks like a submissive person but not really
@@jonatripoli587 exactly...he was one of those psychopaths who lured people through charm and fake gentleness
@Kandi Kane try watching his interviews too
@@jonatripoli587 What do you expect him to do? Cry and hug the interviewer in seek of comfort? Body language is pseudoscientific. He doesn't have to show any "emotional body language" which would lead the public to come to the uninsurable conclusion that he's remorseful for his actions, to actually be remorseful for them, nor if he hypothetically would have cried in front of the camera confirms that he's truly regretful of the crimes he commited. Because, it could have been perfectly a manipulitive strategy. There would have been that possibility in that case. Absolutely. But I lean more towards the possibility that he was being generally honest in his confession, and this also includes his remorse.
Richard Jenkins really nailed the role of his dad...
One of the sickest things that no one seems to talk about is how his father literally became a millionaire off of writing a book about what his son did. That's disgusting,
His father made very little off the book. He wrote it only as a warning for other families. Lionel Dahmer (Jeffs Dad) wrote to Judge William Gardner asking for the judge to keep Jeffrey in prison after he was convicted of second-degree sexual assault in 1989 of Koneraks brother. The letter said;
"I have reservations regarding Jeff’s chances when he hits the streets. I have experienced an extremely frustrating time trying to urge initiation of some type of treatment," the letter read, per Today. "I sincerely hope that you might intervene in some way to help my son, who I love very much and for whom I want a better life. I do feel, though, that this may be our last chance to initiate something lasting and that you can hold the key."
Lionel's plea was not implemented and
the result was that Jeff was sentenced to spend a year at a work release camp and was then given five years of probation after his release in 1990. He was actually on probation when he committed the majority of his crimes.
@@julesfromsydney Wow, that's brand new information to me. Thank you for sharing that. But how did he obtain his wealth than cause it says that he is worth 2 million.
@@stormydee3543 no amount of money can be worth anything to anyone personally if they're dead?🤔 However if there was anything it likely came from people sending him donations while he was in prison before he was bashed to death by another inmate but it didn't come from Lionel Dahmers book sales as Lionel said so himself in an interview.
Not sick just an opportunity
he had a fan base and supporters that sent him money and letters, that shows that there's alot of people that has a mentality like his but don't embrace it. thats something to think about
You are absolutely right. Like seriously u read my mind, I’m glad I found ur comment I been thinking the same thing
This sudden fascination with Dahmer is interesting.
Is it because this is all new to this generation?
I can remember actually seeing the news stories about the police carrying boxes of evidence out of his apartment.
New Generation and true crime has always been somewhat popular these past few years. Dahmer just happens to be the one that made True Crime Uber mainstream
its cuz of netflix.. man i remember back in eighth grade i saw a friday the 13 prank on YT and then became fascinated by these fictional serial killers.. then i wanted to see what a real serial killer was like and jeffrey stood out the most because he was very disgusted with himself but his twisted desires were too strong
I remember seeing the news coverage of the fridge and other evidence coming out of the flat. It was shocking back then but I never got into the actual background of JD till I watched Monster. Evan Peters is incredible as JD
@@michellew4637 OK!
It’s really funny when a teenager just asks you if you’ve ever heard of this guy named Jeffery Dahmer, then realize they’ve now discovered him on Netflix😂
As much as I love true crime and looking into serial killings there’s too many people who are “ fascinated “ by this and that doesn’t sit right with me.
who knows how many people are identifying with him and might end up even copying him or something
Think people are curious why someone like that turns out the way he was see if theres any pattern with someone they know or even themselves
Fascination: Loving true crime and looking into serial killings
I couldn’t watch it
@@scottsspot right. He's being a hypocrite rn.
The most disturbing fact about him is that he existed.
Get this man an award he didnt just act like dahmer for that tv series he WAS Dahmer
No he wasn't
@@ND-OPS lol ok HATER
@@ND-OPS cry about it. Your in the minority, so expect to recieve hate for such a shitty opinion.
@@mannybruhh9969 no seriously, he was a great actor but he is NOT Dahmer
@@livAhoms u dnt get it and thats fine only smart people get and at this moment there ate 106 smart people and 2 dumb ones
All 17 male victims who were between 14 and 31 years of age between 1978 and 1991.
I don’t know but I find this man’s story too creepy and real to be true it’s actually disturbing and the grotesque nature gives me nightmares.😩😩
He truly is fascinating. He doesn’t seem to have much shame in what he did. He just did what he did as if it was a normal everyday job
Well in the Netflix documentary they seem to go in-depth about how in his dying days he did feel remorse. To the point where he wanted to be baptized to cleanse his sins. Weird isn't it.
You know I’m not feeling sympathetic for him at all but I’m genuinely curious if he never would have become a killer if:
* his household, especially with his mother wasnt broken and toxic
* his father didn’t leave and also if his father didn’t let him dissect roadkill
*if he was more social in school
Again im not feeling sympathy for him but I wonder if he would have turned out different, had someone saw the red flags earlier. Like him taking interest in dissecting dead animals
Also because he did feel remorse in his later years but he could have been pretending and mocking scarver about religion. Who’s to say
The fact you find a serial killer "fascinating" speaks volumes on what a creep you are.
He did feel remorse, his intention was to create a slave, but they all died, so he ate them, then he wasnt alone.
With all that fan mail he received I hope this doesn’t spark an interest in someone wanting to do this to others too . Lord watch over us always, too many crazy people in this world 🙏🏼
It's crazy to think about like you actually sit down spend your time to write this dude a letter like are you kidding me I don't want you to know about me or where I live I'll pray for you from a distance and keep it at that!
@@dominicbrogsdale3348 hybristophilia is a very real thing, it's an attraction toward serial killers, crime committers , mass shooters, terrorists.
Dude bagged 12k before he died from "fans" had he been alive by now he would be a free billionaire.
Inmates used to say he would brag to them that he had fans and they didn't.
Jeff is truly fascinating. I have an obsession of trying to find out why they would do this.
Roger, I have always found him truly fascinating as well. I have always wanted to know if he was truly sick or just pure evil...perhaps both? I hope the victims families have found some kind of peace by now.
Same I'm so glad I'm not the only one I really struggle to understand why he did all this. He never had a bad childhood or a mental disorder I don't understand why he had such weird fantasies or why he killed
Ottis Tool confessed to murdering Adam Walsh in 1996 on his death bed.
He confessed and then recanted his confession countless times, the confession on his deathbed means nothing in terms of what was true and what wasn’t. Dahmer could still have been the one one that murdered Walsh, but we’ll likely never know.
I for one think Murphy & Brennan did a fantastic f-king job with their Netflix series-I mean the actors chosen (reality of resemblances) the over attention to detail in telling Dahmer’s story, etc…IF this Netflix series does not win a few well-earned awards I’m gonna be very upset as a viewer! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Such a bummer that when he died his body wasn’t examined. I would have been interested to know what made this killer tick. Like truly what makes a person turn into a killer?
He didn’t deserve forgiveness, and he says he doesn’t deserve nor wants to.
He hates that he loves the sick stuff he did. That’s the sad truth.
He definitely doesn’t deserve forgiveness, after the horrible he did and what he cause his victims family.
ur last name is Ruiz, don't type your opinion again.
@@ABChibi It’s always you keyboard warriors. 😂
well forgive him
@@goliathmker3335 no.
Jeffery Dahmer was in my local news paper this week. I’ve been seeing him come up everywhere since the Netflix series dropped. Slightly unnerving, but a morbidly fascinating case nonetheless.
Nice second name, bro
@@lewisoakes7717 Right back at ya brother
I can’t imagine what his parents felt. Could you imagine if your children did something like this??
Well, they legally changed their last name after Jeffery was on trial soooooooo, yeah
@@DragonGoddess18 I don't think his dad did.
They both were selfish and abandoned him, they are just as much to blame as he is
i’d be spontaneously child free
@@DragonGoddess18 only his younger brother did that not his parents.
The creepiest is people sending him money and fan mail in prison ffs! What’s wrong with these people, don’t they have any empathy for the victims and their families?
Sending him money has nothing to do with the victims stupid. He is a handsome sexy charming hot guy of course he's going to have fans. I wish I knew about him and was a little older the year it happened just so I could be one of those girls Sending him letters and money, shit I would have been visiting too. I am his fan I love Jeffrey ❤️ 😍
@@sabrinamendez6223 your ugly, just admit that.
@@starxxfire lol you wish.
Psycho
he seemed more sick than evil in my opinion. he couldn’t control his compulsions & his need to satisfy his dark fantasies was greater than his moral compass. he knew his actions were wrong but he did it anyways bc he thought that killing his partners was the only way to not be abandoned by them. he even said he didn’t like killing people & that’s why he drugged them first, so that they wouldn’t suffer. he’s indeed a monster but i think he was aware of his wrongdoings & maybe even regretted it at the end of his life. anyways, my heart goes out to the victims and their loved ones
of course he could control his compulsions, he was a scumbag.
Ironically, the way he killed his first victim was almost similar to how he died.
I’m still in the middle of the Netflix series 7/10-the one thing that both fascinates and disturbs me at the same time is the Sinthasomphone cops…that joking yet sadistic Wisconsinite laughter over the police radio after their dereliction in returning the kid to 213 to his eventual death still gives me eerie chills! 😱😰
What happened with Sinthasomphone sickens me
@@DragonGoddess18 yeah it sickened everyone 30 yrs ago too
@@DragonGoddess18 agreed!
@@DragonGoddess18 I commend the police captain for doing what he did-I mean he had to, it was only right!
@@DragonGoddess18 But to reinstate them and then give them an award for their work in the case it’s just sickening! 🤢
There is a lot of mystery to uncover of Jeffery Dahmer
honestly, we’d likely know a hell of a lot more had he gone to a psychiatric ward instead of prison. He was just as interested knowing how his brain worked as any of us
Did he think one time about the devastation he would cause to the victim's families by carrying out his dirty fantasies, and try to get help?! What a selfish and wicked man!
They also hinted in the new show that he probably strangled a new tenet in his apartment. In the show it shows them talking and then noises coming from apartment.
In real life this dude was strangled in his apartment dead.... I think a floor above Jeff's or below. Jeffrey was questioned then, and after his capture and said he didn't do it.
If he can admit to killing a kid and drilling a hole in their head, he woulda admitted to strangling the man but he said he didn't... So this guy was strangled in the same apartment complex as Dahmer. That's the extra drawback when a killer makes his way into bad neighborhoods.
I currently have a serial killer in my town, Stockton CA. It took a min to realize it was a serial because he's shooting people. But there's shootings ALL THE TIME in Stockton so they had no idea. Serial killer in a bad neighborhood. Scary.
Wow. Is this for real? By far one of the most thought provoking comments I have seen in a while. We humans are like rodents. When colonies get overpopulated, individual rats will go insane and chew off their own fingers first and then go on to attack each other to the death. Hamster moms will eat their own offspring up when feeling stressed in captivity. I think this thing with people who lose (or gain it) and start offing their own kind will become more and more common as the years go by. There was this guy in my condo who would feed stray dogs and take them home... he didn't kill them right away, bit they always vanished after being with him for some months... he then tried to kill a teen he was friends with, but the kid managed to escape and told on him. He didn't have the balls to face his own shit and made a run for it. Nobody knows where he is to this day.
...and something else... it is scary how alcohol is often the trigger and soilent green to many of this deviant feats, and you can legally get it anywhere, after a price...
I am an English language consultant in my country, Colombia, and there was this child serial killer named Luis Garavito who would entice little children into tall grass lots, sugar cane fields or the local woods and he would get drunk while talking to them. After he felt himself tipsy, he would strangle them, do sexual things to the bodies and then dismembered some of them. He killed over 130 kids. Since he would often set fire to the area of the crime, he once got caught in one of those fires and got badly burned (sloppy drunk). He seeked hospital attention and that's how they finally got him.
So u live where Nate and Nick Diaz came from?? Cool..I think!!
@@pablocesaracevedohernandez4716 thank you and very well put my friend
From my research, Jeremiah Weinberger (from Chicago) was Dahmer's most favorite - saying he "was really nice".
its hard watching the Netflix series but it helps everyone know that there really is crazy people out there in the world and be aware of the signs
I rember when this happened. It stunned the entire Nation when they showed all the stuff they brought out of his apt. He comes off as so mild mannered and I'm sure this is how he got all those poor victims to trust him. Everything about him is creepy .
Well they say sweets will kill you....
Another disturbing thing about JD is that he tried to drill into boys/men's skulls to make human zombies. While they were still alive. Nice.
"Nice."what..
Man his name been really popular lately cause of Netflix
That's because the new generation doesn't know much about Dahmer.
I knew about him before but yes this is true he's more famous than ever
Yeah don't help that American Horror Story people made that show, and then Netflix has another documentary about him coming out this month. And even Peacock app has a documentary about him.
@@johnd.9238 there’s more stuff coming out about him? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@mysticalworld9259 yeah! This Friday on Netflix. A series about his conversations
Idk how many episodes, but Netflix has it listed as a limited series. And Peacock currently has a 2 episode Special about him.
Won't be surprised if Hulu takes out something too at this point.
One of the most fascinating serial killers that got caught*. Who knows who the actual worst monsters are...
Funny how people are just now knowing about Dahmer when countless movies, interviews and documentaries exists and if people thought the Netflix show was disturbing....they have no idea
The pictures are worse
@@laurenkhate2001 yes they are. I saw them weeks ago and they still keep me up at night.
They barely touched on the cannibalism and necrophilia. The brutality to dismember so many bodies and keep trophies 😒
@@CarlosRayNorris1979 and the shrine part as well. This series was like the cocomelon version of it. The documentaries and images meandering around will haunt you for a while unless you are morbid curious.
This is clearly the month of Dahmer
😂😂
I saw online that there have been dozens of orders for such glasses that Dahmer had on and outfits for Halloween.
I've always believed that Jeff's dad did something to him. I have no evidence other than his body language during interviews about Jeff and my intuition..
Whether there was something done blatantly his father, & mother, definitely, imo, contributed to his need to not be alone. And considering his father had fantasies about killing I think they both doomed Jeffrey from the start. It doesn't forgive what he did, just explains how it might've happened.
@@munkustrap2 agree
Stop blaming parents or others for someones mistake, Jeffrey said himself he takes full responsibilty for what he done and wants nobody to blame anyone except himself.
@@Someone_KhabibbeatsJonesEASILY Everybody's different. Someone thinks everyone's the same 😆
He held nothing back in interviews. You think he wouldn't have buried them with the truth if anything had actually happened? I don't buy it, snd you're speculating with jack shit for evidence.
It’s crazy that people sent him $12,000. But media sensationalism pretty much turned him into this real-life horror villain. So he became this anti-hero like Freddy or Jason.
Yeah that is crazy
Perfectly put! I wonder if he ever responded to their letters though. 🤔
@@VenusAxe Yes, he did. There are multiple pictures of them on the web.
@@VenusAxe yeah he did , with a terrible handwriting.
Jeffrey Dahmer & Ed Gein… both from Wisconsin. Damn..
The dad and the mother definitely contributed, both not giving him any love and neglect to the highest level
Maybe the eclipse symbolised the end of two serial killers ( Gacy's execution and Dahmer's baptism)
I feel it’s a HORRIBLE loss to be rid of his brain, we could’ve learned a lot I think. But I understand why Lionel wanted it to be destroyed
If he said he didn’t kill that boy he didn’t do it he tried to be as honest as he could once he got caught.
This definitely gives context to Fire Marshal Bill Burns' remark of "Thanksgiving at Jeffrey Dahmer's house" in one sketch on the show In Living Color.
I think he never really had a tough life to be this way, he was not bullied, his parents didnt abused him, his mom might abandoned him but his dad always helped him. I think the weirdest thing about him is his sexual fetish and how he cant control it
Exactly! He was never physically abused nor abandoned completely. He still had the love and help from his father after all. There are many people who went through worst experience about their family but didn't turn out like dahmer and still proceed with life normally.
i think his mom was on drugs while she was pregnant w him, not sure tho but i believe that’s the cause of it
Yet the mistake you all are making is thinking we are all wired the same. We are not, and for every 1000 people 1 is born with defects. You all pretend to know everything about dahmer because you watched a web series, if you dig deeper into dahmer there's more to the story than what's on screen.
Well you don’t have to have anything happen to you to be mentally ill
He witnessed his mother attempt suicide by overdose, kids at school did make fun of him for being weird, his family abandoned him out of the blue as soon as he was 18, and then dropped him off at grandmas when they were sick of him. He did have a hard life. This isn't the pain olympics for serial killer upbringing. The fear of loneliness will lead to weird things. Some people will have more extreme responses than others. He was also a gay man in a time where you got made fun of, beat, and/or killed for being gay. I'm not a serial killer apologist, but I've done my research on this man. Was he physically abused? No. But was he emotionally neglected? 100%. Also, witnessing a parents suicide/suicide attempt as a young child has been proven to mentally mess a kid up, and that sticks with them into adulthood.
Edit: autocorrect typo
The fact that there are ads on this is gross to the victims families
Evan Peter's, did a award winning performance as Jeffrey Dahmer, I also loved him in the AHS series, if he wasn't a serial killer I think Jeffery dahmer would be a very fascinating person.
Jeffrey Dahmer was one of those dudes that were hiding a double life just like John Wayne Gacy xd
Is it me or does Dahmer look like he could be one of gacy victims when he was younger
Ironic because Dahmer despised killers like Gacy and Bundy.
@@mikediamonddimes1704 dude what
@@bronzin1445 where did you read that
@@Dozen. if you look at John Wayne gacy victims it will put you in a mind of a young Jeffrey Dahmer plus Jeff was at the age to do a lot of shit back on gacy killing spree
Is it just me or does his mugshot not look anything like him when he was in court
Lol he’s like Superman. Whole different man without glasses
He was truly sick🤢
What a mysterious guy !!!
Now, Otis O Tool is thought to have killed Adam
Imagine if this dude lived in a house with a private backyard with no one to complain about the smell he would probably still be killing today
Gotta give the man credit though, he's prolly the only one to fully admit to what he did.
I don’t doubt his dad wanted the brain destroyed because he didn’t want to face the fact he had some doing in what his son became
Is it weird that I actually sleep better listening to this stuff
I wish there was more interviews than the inside edition one with jeffrey
There's one with Stone Phillips and Jeff is with his father in that interview.
@@dereklong2072 yes those are the only 2
@@lbabytutorials4852 You should watch the Conversations with a Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes on Netflix. There is unheard audio.
@FBI
This proves that the devil is real, there are some sick and deranged people out in this world. Y'all be careful and stay safe.
He makes Dexter look like a decent guy!
Netflix is actually good at making documentary/serial killer series tbh
Edit- they mentioned Ed Gien in the show hopefully Netflix make something about him...
Yeah, maybe it's an Easter egg now that his tapes are out.
12 grand?! I had no idea being a serial killer was so lucrative.
Yeah, but you gotta be imprisoned to receive it. No freedom. Not my idea of a good time. lol
He had managed to save thousands dollars while in prison, and I can't even afford to cross the street
This is actually so insane 😢
Well... that is one way to get a-head at work
😂
The calmness makes me nervous...
Sick man but you cannot deny this man gains some sort of little respect by telling the truth about his crimes in the end
Shut up
nobody is going to give him any credit, but he did give the families of the victim's closure.
absolutely not, nothing can earn him respect, telling the truth is the least he can do.
I agree, he had a hard life aswell its obvious he was sorry or he wouldn't have told the police every single detail, gave the family closure or asked to get the electric chair. I think be was seriously mentally ill and the system failed him by not helping him from the start...
@@smeetvaidya8125 I’m saying compared to likes of Ted Bundy and others
The people sending him letters and money are a bunch of headcases wanna be wide of some of them jeez
Look how many nuts still donate to Trump.
This new breed of teenagers finding out who Jeffery Dahmer is and then telling me if I’ve heard of him. Coming to realize I am “old”
Ditto
You should’ve included he fed human meat to his real neighbor once that’s worse than your whole top 5
I don't think that was ever confirmed, might be why they didn't put it in
that was a lie.
That show isn’t 100% accurate
What’s even creepier is someone actually thought it was a good idea to glorify this guy
Sadly people are like that , they just... made a fanbase for him
Ambrosia chocolate is still available online in bulk if any if you sickos want to make a gift to all your loved ones throughout the holiday season. they only sell bulk chocolate chips and 10lbs chocolate bars
No.1 is extremely scary already 😳
The brain thing makes me think of the scientist that studied brains and saw with his own brain he had a sociopath brain but not all act on it
I don't understand how most murderers can appear so absent and empty, yet so present and grounded in reality. They feel like they're an empty Nothing that stepped into a human body and decided to become a monster. It's so...strange. Disturbed. Evil. Anamoly.
I can't imagine putting a lifer black murderer into a WEIGHT ROOM with a lifer white murderer cannibal who predominantly killed African American men... If that wasn't planned idk what is... He definitely deserved it.
It was said that the Vice lords in prison put a hit out on Dahmer for murdering mostly people of color. And Scarver took the job. Wow!
It amazes me UA-camrs like to talk about a topic that they never talk about until it gets popular
I need to watch this Netflix show.
Better watch the tapes first.
I got PTSD watching Evan Peters doing Dahmers. Thanks Netflix!
They picked a great song for the series with that -please don't go.. don't goOoO0
It's unsettling a serial killer like Dahmer comes off as so normal during these interviews. Like the horrific acts he's committed mean nothing or never happened. Very scary
Because apart from the murder and cannibalism, he is normal.
"went to court over the matter" could have used a no pun intended aye?
🤣
I believe he was 6'1 foot tall (1.85cm)
and...?
Can we all just stop sympathizing with him? He's a vile person.
Was, thank god "is" is not usable when talking about this mf
I think they should keep it goin’ after Dahmer-do a similar series on Gacy, Ridgeway and Bundy…you can’t stop at Dahmer, ya just can’t, some of us want to learn! 😉👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Bundys on Netflix already.
those other dudes arent as fascinating as Dahmer. They didnt admit to everything and give the details that dahmer did. This is why Dahmer is so fascinating.
@@sundinfamforlife4129
So is Gacy… but might not be Netflix.
@@jp23x I can’t argue with that *fact*
@@sundinfamforlife4129 No! I’m talking about real series like this one that they made on Dahmer-not that Efron s-t, I mean that was good too but this was way way better way way better! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Who would bring a head to work . That is crazy and it just turn my stomach.
As someone who hadn’t heard of this man until this show came out (Ik I’m young), the craziest thing to me is the fact that is all true. Like this is the kind of thing you make for a tv show. Not adapt from real life events.
Incredible isn't it? What's worse is Jeff was out after 12 months prison and was on 5 years probation for the sexual assault on 13-year-old Keison Sinthasomphone, the brother of Dahmer’s victim Konerak Sinthasomphone, who was the 14-year-old victim you see on the Netflix series. Also Jeffrey Dahmers father wrote to Judge Gardner asking for help for Jeff's mental health hoping the Judge would put him in a Psych Hospital instead of probation but he did not. If the system was better most of the victims would not have died instead Jeff may have gotten help and support he needed.