Why Jeffrey Dahmer's Inmate Killed Him

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  • Why Jeffrey Dahmer's Inmate Killed Him

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  • @amyswallow742
    @amyswallow742 Рік тому +44748

    what's disturbing about Dahmer, is that in front of cameras he was acting remorseful, but behind the scenes he was making obscene cannibal jokes to provoke other prisoners. That doesn't sound like a repentant man to me.

    • @thatgirllivinginFRANCE
      @thatgirllivinginFRANCE Рік тому +2467

      @@fxzzo9834 and the prisoners he was with took his bait. What an easy way for him to die just like that. Guess even Satan would be surprised by the way he played things.

    • @g.s.1722
      @g.s.1722 Рік тому +671

      Did he actually though? What other inmates or prison guards said he behaved in this way?

    • @amyswallow742
      @amyswallow742 Рік тому

      @@fxzzo9834 I want to believe that, but if he wanted to die so bad, why didn't he just find a way to off himself?

    • @Belovelyava
      @Belovelyava Рік тому +877

      Can’t fool God.

    • @ishisarten7640
      @ishisarten7640 Рік тому +572

      @@Belovelyava fools fall for god fantasy

  • @d-rbrtsn9989
    @d-rbrtsn9989 Рік тому +25088

    I heard Dahmer’s cellmate claimed self defense because he heard Dahmer’s stomach growl.

  • @bruceluber5178
    @bruceluber5178 7 місяців тому +1827

    The reasoning behind multiple life sentences is to prevent someone getting paroled after a few years on good behavior. After they get paroled for one life sentence, they get to start serving out the next life sentence

    • @Sismabaia
      @Sismabaia 5 місяців тому +50

      why couldn't he be given life without parole

    • @ninny9268
      @ninny9268 5 місяців тому +16

      you can appeal it@@Sismabaia

    • @JFred2
      @JFred2 4 місяці тому +96

      Close but incorrect... It's done for multiple reasons(parole eligibility not being one of them) but mostly to thwart the chances of having one/some of the sentences thrown out on appeal due to a technicality but also sometimes in recognition of the number of victims involved

    • @j.bennette3390
      @j.bennette3390 4 місяці тому +15

      @@JFred2Agreed. So each victim has their own justice, and each crime vindicated.

    • @adamwoolston253
      @adamwoolston253 3 місяці тому +12

      They can just do life without parole. The reason for multiple life sentences is more so if you get one conviction thrown out on appeal, you still have the other ones in place.
      Like say you get convicted of three murders and new evidence later emerges showing you couldn’t have committed one of them. One of your life sentences will be appealed and overturned, but you still have the other two. You’d have to get all three overturned to get out

  • @personnesenki4521
    @personnesenki4521 5 місяців тому +402

    The idea of the guards putting disagreeable inmates together isn't so far fetched.

    • @pepsipapi1707
      @pepsipapi1707 2 місяці тому +14

      As a former production line supervisor, I had to map out placement of 40 people before the start of the shift
      I knew to keep people that didn't get along away from each other to keep the line going. Anyone with the responsibility of placing people, this thought hovers in the back of their head.

    • @kareemosman3064
      @kareemosman3064 2 місяці тому +1

      @@pepsipapi1707 smart of you>

  • @MrJeffcoley1
    @MrJeffcoley1 Рік тому +16795

    "Dahmer died just three years into what what supposed to be a life sentence." So, it was a life sentence, just a short one.

    • @key_to_dawn1252
      @key_to_dawn1252 Рік тому +525

      If the court would’ve denied his appeal to move to a different unit, maybe he’d still be rotting in his cell to this day

    • @aprilandpedro9823
      @aprilandpedro9823 Рік тому

      So did the state really want to keep paying for his useless waste of an existence for however many decades he had left? Technically he got the death sentence that he deserved anyway. So what's to complain about?

    • @bobm7250
      @bobm7250 Рік тому

      Dahmer deserved it!

    • @djrakman3909
      @djrakman3909 Рік тому +421

      death is the easy option out of a life sentence. people commit suicide to get out of their life sentences. If you thought a week was hell imagine having to live your whole life having to watch your back and keep your gaurd up. The best you can do is carve out some sort of existance. Dahmer had it too easy. He was cocky because he was not doing it that hard he was in PC and got comfortable. Scarver put in the work and made it back to mainstream with respect...

    • @rubyy.
      @rubyy. Рік тому +83

      They actually helped him, the police who set up his murder,instead of him living his life in jail so that wasnt good for me. But i truly believe police set up the murder and it isnt supposed to be this way, no Matter who the inmate is

  • @RaShe105
    @RaShe105 Рік тому +23042

    How ironic Jeffrey died almost similar fashion as his first victim

    • @mara009100
      @mara009100 Рік тому +1452

      Also his brain was removed like his victims... 🙈

    • @thequeen3834
      @thequeen3834 Рік тому +1143

      That was his intention. And his lawyer knew he would die and didn’t expect it would take as long as 3 years for him to die because a lot of the inmates were riled up

    • @aleesharenea1477
      @aleesharenea1477 Рік тому +835

      Its called KARMA.

    • @mara009100
      @mara009100 Рік тому +339

      I wouldn't be surprised If he would met something like a ex boyfriend of those who had killed... Or relatives, friends in the Jail... Also he had killed 2 14yrs kids... Plus he was gay... And disrespectful... He was gone, finding easy way out...

    • @sol_swrvlz1687
      @sol_swrvlz1687 Рік тому +195

      @@mara009100 bruv what? I cannot understand anything you said

  • @gotdamnimin
    @gotdamnimin Рік тому +2896

    The hurt in Dahmer's Dad was devastating, he could not believe what his son did. As a father of a son, knowing that my son did kind of acts would break me to the core and would possibly die due to a cardiac arrest or something similar.

    • @African_American_Penis
      @African_American_Penis Рік тому +305

      His father did jackshit to help him, nor was he ever there for him during his childhood. Any emotion he portrays is him attempting to pass off as an innocent unknowing father.

    • @IBeMelissa
      @IBeMelissa 10 місяців тому +150

      True I don't like how the father is made to seem sympathized with. He was more focused on his new wife and was never there for his son. Then he has the gall to write a book etc...

    • @UFO339
      @UFO339 10 місяців тому +84

      Naww Jeffery's parents are at fault they were never emotionally available for their own child . Maybe it they took responsibility of their kid he would of turned out slightly different .

    • @tamaramielke6315
      @tamaramielke6315 10 місяців тому +56

      Father was a narcissist,he is thinking,how does this make me look?and then the book,the interviews

    • @enricovankeeken1624
      @enricovankeeken1624 10 місяців тому +5

      @@African_American_Penis I always had/felt sOme kind of `strange´ sympathy for jeffrey*dahmer (like I had/have with aileen*wuornos) But I don´t know what to think of the movie ... I wouldn´t want to see it and I nÉver would want to play him ..I mean there´s a BIG difference between dAhMER and let´s say thE SilENCE Of thE lAMbS

  • @jeanieirwin4747
    @jeanieirwin4747 6 місяців тому +1049

    Always lock your doors. Don't go out alone. Stay in a group. Stay away from strangers in bars.

    • @HEDWARDMUSIC
      @HEDWARDMUSIC 6 місяців тому +41

      thats loser-town behaviour

    • @nicorobinfanboy
      @nicorobinfanboy 6 місяців тому +101

      @@HEDWARDMUSIC if you're so immature I'm surprised you're even watching these videos

    • @HEDWARDMUSIC
      @HEDWARDMUSIC 6 місяців тому +15

      @@nicorobinfanboy talk to the hand because the face is not listening!

    • @JX-XV
      @JX-XV 6 місяців тому +109

      ​@@HEDWARDMUSICaverage 9 year old behaviour

    • @nicorobinfanboy
      @nicorobinfanboy 6 місяців тому +34

      @@HEDWARDMUSIC what hand if I cant see it darling? p.s. its the ears that listen not the face

  • @kylielovespuppiecash
    @kylielovespuppiecash Рік тому +15383

    He started with a dumbbell .He ended with a dumbbell .

  • @forzbajen
    @forzbajen Рік тому +10915

    the fact that this man had and probably still has "fans" is so sick i cant even put words on it

    • @zapthinksnot
      @zapthinksnot Рік тому +7

      i know right, its so fucking sick and twisted to idolize a fucking serial kill cannibal

    • @user-vd8lm4jd1z
      @user-vd8lm4jd1z Рік тому +650

      he got newer ones ever since that netflix documentary :(

    • @walterogwai5470
      @walterogwai5470 Рік тому +162

      Human character. Its deep down our souls. We are innately evil. Same way people felt bad when money heist characters were killed. Or people hating on anyone who disrupted Micheal Scoffields plan breaking out of prison.

    • @teaadvice4996
      @teaadvice4996 Рік тому +1

      They are mostly girls

    • @jaydrider8871
      @jaydrider8871 Рік тому +238

      Straight up sick people.

  • @cloud9withme
    @cloud9withme 5 місяців тому +415

    my heart sank seeing the picture of those who lost their lives

    • @lovverri
      @lovverri 4 місяці тому +23

      Just disgusting, they didn’t even get to live their life. They were inside their young stage experimenting with love 😢

    • @adotintheshark4848
      @adotintheshark4848 2 місяці тому +4

      the one that actually got away, ran up to the cops for help but Jeffrey pleaded with them to let the kid go back with him.

  • @golfandhike5598
    @golfandhike5598 6 місяців тому +904

    Imagine being Jeffries cellmate and being worried about being killed and eaten in the middle of the night.

    • @Bani347
      @Bani347 5 місяців тому +15

      He got saved by the grace of God, Jeffrey is probably in heaven right now, that's the scandalous grace of God because there are lots of religious and self-righteous people who think by the good deeds they going to go to heaven when at the end the wrath of God will be pored out on them for eternity and people like Jeffrey will be in heaven because they repent for their sins

    • @Sam-wq9vi
      @Sam-wq9vi 5 місяців тому +10

      you could say they hated his guts.

    • @pear-zq1uj
      @pear-zq1uj 5 місяців тому

      @@Bani347 islam and christianity are the type of religions where even the worst people can repent and go to heaven. They are shameful religions

    • @zeynepzahra5784
      @zeynepzahra5784 5 місяців тому

      You must be crazy​@@Bani347

    • @dillon9378
      @dillon9378 5 місяців тому +109

      @@Bani347even if heaven is real he is not there ☠️

  • @that_guy8040
    @that_guy8040 Рік тому +9315

    You know that Dahmer is a terrible person when even the inmates with him in prison (who probably have murdered others etc) actually hate his guts

    • @slowery43
      @slowery43 Рік тому +107

      Remind us when you became the expert on all things "prison"

    • @PurpleCh4lk
      @PurpleCh4lk Рік тому +330

      @@slowery43 Bit odd take there.

    • @blackavar5723
      @blackavar5723 Рік тому +421

      ​@@slowery43 I don't think I've ever seen anyone more desperate to start a fight over nothing on UA-cam. I just feel sorry for you, man.

    • @blackavar5723
      @blackavar5723 Рік тому +52

      @@alxexp Ah, another person making the fact that they were raised by an algorithm everyone else's problem

    • @sthefanybatista2101
      @sthefanybatista2101 Рік тому +221

      Is not uncomon for inmates to hate other prisioners, persons like rapists, pedophiles and cannibals are the biggest victims of getting beated up

  • @infinite6560
    @infinite6560 Рік тому +10983

    You know you are evil to the core when other inmates hate you.

    • @papajohn5279
      @papajohn5279 Рік тому +458

      It's actually fairly common. Gang members can hate rival gang members that are in the same prison, prison gangs also form which naturally form dislikes with other prisoners, and of course, in this instance, a murderer with a reason killing a murderer without one.

    • @mewtew8006
      @mewtew8006 Рік тому +172

      Well that happens all the time. Doesn’t mean you are more evil than the others

    • @tearsien
      @tearsien Рік тому +116

      serial killers can hate other serial killers

    • @kowalski3950
      @kowalski3950 Рік тому

      Righttt, so gangs that kill each other for being part of different races do it because... oh right, got it, the other race is evil.

    • @Tethloach1
      @Tethloach1 Рік тому +27

      he was involved in some serious evil.

  • @kimberlyedington3626
    @kimberlyedington3626 10 місяців тому +76

    Scarver did the entire prison a favor.

  • @tuativenatined
    @tuativenatined 10 місяців тому +183

    Of course, the guards knew what was going to happen. There are a lot of evil people in prisons and not all of them are locked up.

    • @adotintheshark4848
      @adotintheshark4848 2 місяці тому +3

      Prison justice. Swift and effective.

    • @makeomengreatagain
      @makeomengreatagain Місяць тому

      ​@@adotintheshark4848 Justice my ass vengeance is not justice prison also has nothing to do with it

  • @eudaenomic
    @eudaenomic Рік тому +9541

    Having worked in a prison, I can not imagine an officer not being aware of one inmate's animosity towards another. Such information keeps both officers and inmates alive.

    • @janchampine2009
      @janchampine2009 Рік тому +749

      They turned their heads because they KNEW it was going to happen.

    • @BLEACH366
      @BLEACH366 Рік тому

      His cell guard was my neighbor of property my parents owned in Wisconsin his cell mates family was paid $5000 for him to be killed he also wasn’t killed with a dumbbell he was Sodomized to death with a broken broomstick

    • @danielsweet858
      @danielsweet858 Рік тому +504

      . .or figured it was a good idea. That creep was a waste of God's human clay & died too easily...

    • @sunnydlite-t8b
      @sunnydlite-t8b Рік тому +42

      @@danielsweet858 god told you an eye for an eye. not torture.

    • @danielsweet858
      @danielsweet858 Рік тому +292

      @@sunnydlite-t8b if you had to be locked up with this creep you probably wouldn't be so sympathetic...if you still did God Bless you cause you are a better man than I.

  • @edenlittle8077
    @edenlittle8077 Рік тому +4432

    I think many people forget that Just because you repent of your sins doesn’t mean that you can avoid the consequences of your actions.

    • @laureanouberalles5391
      @laureanouberalles5391 Рік тому +191

      @@dani4157 doesn't mean it wasn't deserved

    • @gogadgetgo3125
      @gogadgetgo3125 Рік тому +39

      @@dani4157 Real justice was served AFTER the kangaroo 'sentence'.

    • @mikemikel1629
      @mikemikel1629 Рік тому +28

      @Christos Montariou Is everything that happenes God's plan? What about the holocaust? If everything isn't then, who are you to say what is and isn't God's plan? Are you god?

    • @mikemikel1629
      @mikemikel1629 Рік тому +15

      @@laureanouberalles5391 Just because it was deserved it doesn't mean it was just. Bad is bad even if deserved.

    • @mememanfresh
      @mememanfresh Рік тому +4

      @@dani4157 noit was justified

  • @CyberspaceDiscoveryGuy
    @CyberspaceDiscoveryGuy 3 місяці тому +52

    Save 9 minutes, they got into a fight so his inmate killed him.

    • @pajdesign
      @pajdesign 2 місяці тому +3

      Lol😂i didn’t get to this comment until 8 minutes in! Though in all fairness, I’ve seen a documentary + the Netflix series

  • @flixzyonyt7129
    @flixzyonyt7129 9 місяців тому +62

    How iconic he’s first kill was a dumbbell now he’s dead to a dumbbell

  • @robertfan332
    @robertfan332 Рік тому +3694

    It actually blows my mind that he was getting into his last murder attempt in early 90's. All this time I've thought about Dahmer as a 70's villain.

    • @RYCH3
      @RYCH3 Рік тому

      he did kill people in the 70s

    • @RYCH3
      @RYCH3 Рік тому

      he did kill people in the 70s

    • @Kim_Yeoni
      @Kim_Yeoni Рік тому +314

      70's villian was Ted Bundy

    • @henrikpersson4698
      @henrikpersson4698 Рік тому +127

      most of his killings were in 1991!

    • @oldironsides4107
      @oldironsides4107 Рік тому

      UltraEgo
      And dozens of others

  • @surnoyabrown
    @surnoyabrown Рік тому +5482

    The fact that Jeffrey had protective custody...wtf is wrong with the system. He didn't deserve protective custody.

    • @thalesanastacio760
      @thalesanastacio760 Рік тому +320

      He didn't, but the role of those who have the custody of the inmates is to keep them safe. The failure is on the judges for not condemning him to death sentence.

    • @leonbriski5929
      @leonbriski5929 Рік тому +103

      @@thalesanastacio760 judges cant modify law

    • @herreach6955
      @herreach6955 Рік тому +67

      @@thalesanastacio760 I thought Wisconsin doesn't have death penalty, in contrast to john gacy who sentenced to death because Illinois does have death penalty

    • @snailnslug3
      @snailnslug3 Рік тому +106

      Child rapists are all housed together safely. Trust me it’s a business

    • @charlesz2172
      @charlesz2172 Рік тому +1

      Why?

  • @The_Eldest_Millenial
    @The_Eldest_Millenial 4 місяці тому +63

    This video was beyond television quality; this is what television *used* to be like, back when Discovery, History, and SciFi (yeah it used to be spelled normally, LMAO) didn't suck.
    Well done. This is the kind of thing I adore finding on this platform. ♥

    • @Lacusto
      @Lacusto 3 місяці тому +1

      He is one of many thousand Essay-UA-camrs. If you like this kind of stuff then there is a lot like that out there. Same voice of tone, same music samples, same video style and so on

  • @SolosisSaf124
    @SolosisSaf124 3 місяці тому +8

    You know you're a monster when even other inmates hate you to your core

  • @SunnyGirlFlorida
    @SunnyGirlFlorida Рік тому +4195

    How horrifying for the victims' loved ones to have to remember over and over again how they died and were desecrated.

    • @joshuaoverlord5327
      @joshuaoverlord5327 Рік тому +12

      At least they know he died

    • @huzarion3814
      @huzarion3814 Рік тому +97

      @@joshuaoverlord5327 Buddy that is wrong way of thinking , death is over , he dont suffer anymore , go offline for a one day , and then immagine that you will spend that way rest of your life , with knowlage that world go on , life sentence is mor brutal punishmet that dead ...

    • @joshuaoverlord5327
      @joshuaoverlord5327 Рік тому +60

      @@huzarion3814 that why the family thank the person who killed him. How about you go outside for you wanted a person like that live a another day.

    • @huzarion3814
      @huzarion3814 Рік тому +13

      @@joshuaoverlord5327 Edit your post , and better yet complete you primary education...

    • @joshuaoverlord5327
      @joshuaoverlord5327 Рік тому +38

      @@huzarion3814 I mean I'm not the one that wants a cannibal murderer to live another Day in a cell where he got nothing to worry about

  • @ashleyburford7032
    @ashleyburford7032 Рік тому +7148

    Having been in prison for self defense disorderly conduct assault with a deadly weapon (because I was sexually assaulted) I can state that there's NOTHING that the guards do NOT know about going on in the prison. They will ignore things that go on and set things up

    • @goodnight3663
      @goodnight3663 Рік тому +65

      fax

    • @wallacejuniour6217
      @wallacejuniour6217 Рік тому +47

      Sorry Ash

    • @JG_Wentworth
      @JG_Wentworth Рік тому +363

      @@arlosmith2784 "If I had power I'd be corrupt!"
      Big brain take, *humongous* brain take. Smooth as butter, but hey! At least your brain is big!

    • @MyPhobo
      @MyPhobo Рік тому +51

      @@JG_Wentworth But I need cash now

    • @beastness501
      @beastness501 Рік тому +66

      You don’t go to prison for self defense….

  • @bobs2809
    @bobs2809 5 місяців тому +57

    Jeffrey Dalmers inmate? I didn't even know he ran a prison.

  • @Junkman2008
    @Junkman2008 6 місяців тому +24

    No sleep lost here.

  • @seanlandonclarke
    @seanlandonclarke Рік тому +5046

    Scarver had changed his story a few times... but do we really need a reason? The fact that Dahmer was put in GP was a death sentence. If it wasn't Scarver, it would have been someone else.

    • @adamdavis5312
      @adamdavis5312 Рік тому +271

      Exactly. And dahmer himself knew that too. It was suicide .. he didn’t want to do life.

    • @MrJeffcoley1
      @MrJeffcoley1 Рік тому +217

      A psychiatrist who interviewed the Dahmer family opines Jeffrey would have taken his own life if he hadn’t been murdered. In fact it might have been suicide by proxy when you get right down to it. JD wasn’t a psychopath, he knew what he did was wrong.

    • @millyeleven9969
      @millyeleven9969 Рік тому +15

      @@MrJeffcoley1 nahhh he returned to God and even have bible,believe me noway he would have suicide

    • @MrJeffcoley1
      @MrJeffcoley1 Рік тому +56

      @@millyeleven9969 That was the opinion of a person who never met or interviewed Dahmer, based on conversations with the family.

    • @millyeleven9969
      @millyeleven9969 Рік тому

      @@MrJeffcoley1 lmaoo why are u so clueless

  • @lanzcarter3601
    @lanzcarter3601 Рік тому +3406

    My dad always said "no matter how good you think you are or how strong , there's always someone better than you"

    • @Dan-qn3su
      @Dan-qn3su Рік тому +70

      That’s what I’ve heard. Just never met him

    • @lanzcarter3601
      @lanzcarter3601 Рік тому +51

      @@Dan-qn3su probably coz you aren't seeking challenges, instead just having your ego speak for you.

    • @Dan-qn3su
      @Dan-qn3su Рік тому +20

      @@lanzcarter3601 I’m always open for challenges and it’s a joke anyway

    • @lanzcarter3601
      @lanzcarter3601 Рік тому +18

      @@Dan-qn3su I did laugh actually. Peace bro!

    • @SupermanJL
      @SupermanJL Рік тому +10

      unless it's me

  • @chickenlover657
    @chickenlover657 2 місяці тому +6

    Not all heroes wear capes.

  • @reggie18b
    @reggie18b 10 місяців тому +101

    Jeffrey Dahmer did not have an inmate, because Jeffrey Dahmer was not a prison.
    What he did have however, was a cellmate.

  • @Sapunovic
    @Sapunovic Рік тому +3849

    Ironically, Dahmer died the same way as his first victim.

    • @kaylakayj.8619
      @kaylakayj.8619 Рік тому

      The irony🫣

    • @RyanSoul
      @RyanSoul Рік тому +53

      Mind blown 🤯

    • @andrewhorcasitasz1370
      @andrewhorcasitasz1370 Рік тому +32

      Broom stick actually but yeah he was beat to death by golly

    • @martytdd1606
      @martytdd1606 Рік тому +50

      @@andrewhorcasitasz1370 Some reports say that Scarver used a weights bar that he stole earlier to kill Dahmer with, but the other inmate was killed with a broom handle.

    • @andrewhorcasitasz1370
      @andrewhorcasitasz1370 Рік тому +1

      @@martytdd1606 egg on my face

  • @Hann61669
    @Hann61669 Рік тому +4350

    That guard did set them up to fight each other. Guards in prisons do that to pass time and there's many other sick things guards do to prisoners for their own twisted entertainment and it happens a lot in juvenile, so many children are abused by guards

    • @bondrewdenthusiast4752
      @bondrewdenthusiast4752 Рік тому +352

      I mean depending on who they are I don’t feel bad if they receive twisted treatment.

    • @Darcy.Inkingi
      @Darcy.Inkingi Рік тому +102

      Did the right thing

    • @robinthrill3r7
      @robinthrill3r7 Рік тому

      That's why guards need to be put down like the dogs they are. Slowly.

    • @DJTasawennatekensMusicWorld
      @DJTasawennatekensMusicWorld Рік тому

      What happened to Jeffrey Dahmer he deserved and I think it's pretty ironic and a little strange that he end up being murdered the same way he murdered his first victim no one really even knew except the police how he killed his first victim which was beating the dude to death with weights that's how Jeffrey Dahmer died the dude that killed him did not even know this and the dude ended up getting murdered the same way he did his first victim I don't believe in God and everything but you know what after hearing how Jeffrey Dahmer died maybe there is a God out there maybe God did have this guy killed this dude because it's very strange how he killed him the same way he killed the first victim that he had ever killed

    • @johnny5stacks60
      @johnny5stacks60 Рік тому +211

      I once had a cellie who smelled so bad, I couldn’t handle it and requested to be moved to a different cell. The guard told me this: “if you want to move, just fight him, we’ll move you”. So, I punched the guy in the face in the tv room in the pod and was sent to solitary for 48 hours.

  • @t-bonena3609
    @t-bonena3609 7 місяців тому +69

    From what I've seen, guards will definitely do things to make your life miserable like putting you with someone you fear or hate. Or someone who will take your food (what little bit you can get). Just because Karver is in prison doesn't mean he's not telling the truth. Watch the show "60 days in" and you'll see how guards are.

    • @SovereignStatesman
      @SovereignStatesman 5 місяців тому

      Yes, that's extremely tyrannical and unconstitutional, constructively murdering people.
      We live in a very sick society.

  • @tiny7607
    @tiny7607 Рік тому +4784

    Scarver didn't commit murder, he committed justice.

    • @Algous1
      @Algous1 Рік тому +309

      It was still murder but i get what your saying

    • @rajveersingh2k04
      @rajveersingh2k04 Рік тому +219

      @@Algous1 absolutely, would not call it justice but wouldn't call it injustice either

    • @MrJceOfficial
      @MrJceOfficial Рік тому +104

      I'd call it murder of justice

    • @izzymoose3107
      @izzymoose3107 Рік тому +132

      @@Algous1 it wasn’t a murder, it was a favour for everyone else

    • @PumpkinSpice1960
      @PumpkinSpice1960 Рік тому +117

      @@MrJceOfficial I call it justified murder!!!!!!

  • @N0AH7855
    @N0AH7855 Рік тому +3287

    Jeffery was so evil that even the other inmates hated him

    • @BFBMTb
      @BFBMTb Рік тому

      I hear inmates usually hate child molesters, rapists, and serial killers. I hear it's called prison justice.

    • @CamaroKidd2022
      @CamaroKidd2022 Рік тому +84

      Tell us something we don't know

    • @CardMan91
      @CardMan91 Рік тому +100

      No shit captain obvious

    • @misguidedangel6550
      @misguidedangel6550 Рік тому +12

      Not true, he had several friends in jail

    • @GauravSingh-uz6xf
      @GauravSingh-uz6xf Рік тому +20

      Dahmer was a good guy.. he accepted his mistakes...he deserved better ending

  • @DustinHawke
    @DustinHawke 7 місяців тому +14

    I remember thinking "RIGHT ON!" hearing that he was killed in prison.

  • @ivelizrios9312
    @ivelizrios9312 6 місяців тому +37

    Declaring him not insane...was an insanity...no normal person will do this things....

    • @Ellie-ij4sp
      @Ellie-ij4sp 3 місяці тому +19

      Reason of insanity is used to admit to the actions but declaring that the individual is not mentally stable enough to understand their actions. Obviously, people who are very unwell commit these sort of acts, however, it depends on whether or not they are capable of knowing the nature of their act. Realistically, it is extremely difficult for someone to get by from being declared “insane”

    • @JashXD
      @JashXD 2 місяці тому +12

      bruh reason of insanity means his charges would be lessened

    • @slowery43
      @slowery43 2 місяці тому

      @@JashXD you're completely clueless as to waht an insanity plea means and the requirements thereof

    • @beamzsalt4252
      @beamzsalt4252 29 днів тому +1

      Who tf cares

    • @mainecoon6514
      @mainecoon6514 5 днів тому

      @@JashXD If Dahmer were considered "Insane" by a jury of his peers, he would go to a mental hospital instead of prison to do his time.

  • @jasonroets660
    @jasonroets660 Рік тому +1663

    I had an electrician that worked for me that spent time in that prison for multiple DUI offenses. He said he was told there was a guy who was related to one of the victims that put a hit out on Dahmer. That is why this guy said he was the chosen one. The guards walked away because Dalmer’s behavior was so bizarre they wanted him gone. What people don’t know is the killer actually was instructed to put the handle of the mop up Dalmer’s rectum, and that was how he was found. Not sure how true that story was but it makes sense.

    • @jasonwilliams819
      @jasonwilliams819 Рік тому +88

      I heard on the radio news when he was killed they said it was by a broom or mop handle .it probably was

    • @just_a_rebel8261
      @just_a_rebel8261 Рік тому +1

      I hope the mop thing happened when he was alive

    • @carameljuicesXXX
      @carameljuicesXXX Рік тому +46

      Makes a lot of sense... and this is the most popular of them. There is truth in every story.

    • @RMR1
      @RMR1 Рік тому +118

      @@jasonwilliams819 He was bludgeoned to death with a metal bar. A bloody broom handle was also found near his body, but there's no evidence -- at least none that's been released by authorities -- as to how it was used.

    • @yourlandladysson6395
      @yourlandladysson6395 Рік тому +88

      A taste of his own medicine 🥱

  • @ClubOreo
    @ClubOreo Рік тому +3231

    Scarver said he was disgusted with Dahmers crimes as well as Anderson blaming his crime on 2 black men and also defacing a painting another inmate did of MLK. The story of Dahmer shaping food into body parts was only told LATER by Scarver, but also told to Ratcliff by the GAURDS. But never confirmed. Many believe it to be false.
    Dahmers relationship with his parents was better than ever in prison, however he did not resist his beating from Scarver. He was ready to die. Also the guards definitely let that happen.

    • @casmeraki
      @casmeraki Рік тому +75

      How do you know he let the beating happen? He just allowed and submitted to the beating? How do you know that's true?

    • @christineperez7562
      @christineperez7562 Рік тому

      Oh BS. If he wanted to die he would have killed himself.

    • @christineperez7562
      @christineperez7562 Рік тому

      @@casmeraki This is all fabrication.

    • @redss111
      @redss111 Рік тому

      S. seems to be just as violent as Dahmer.

    • @CamaroKidd2022
      @CamaroKidd2022 Рік тому +58

      If I was Dhamer I think I would have been ready to die also. The guy that as evil but he went through hell in his brain everyday he is as alive

  • @detroitblack258
    @detroitblack258 4 місяці тому +6

    Killed two people while in prison, and being allowed in a medium security prison is crazy..

    • @pat9353
      @pat9353 4 місяці тому +1

      In his defence those people he murdered were Jeffery Daumier and Jesse Anderson. Presumably you’re safe around him unless you’re a cannibal, a wife killer, or engage in deceptive employment practices 😂

  • @Gigan10610
    @Gigan10610 Рік тому +13

    It just goes to show that Dahmer was so awful, criminal inmates hated him, resulting in his own murder... Yikes

  • @leequinn2733
    @leequinn2733 Рік тому +1343

    As the story says Dahmer was in protective custody but fought against it. Some inmates go crazy having no human contact. Some want to be able to "socialize" again. If he wanted a boyfriend he went about it the wrong way. That he taunted the other inmates says to me he wanted to provoke a confrontation, that he had a death wish. Allowing such volatile men in close proximity unsupervised tells me guards were hoping for just such a scenario to unfold.

    • @timewa851
      @timewa851 Рік тому +53

      He was obviously the creepiest inmate. Who would want to sleep under the same roof with that? Sounds like he taunted everyone there. And this guy got two minutes of fame.
      It was a victimless crime.
      There was a prison killing in Washington State years ago, inmate strangled a female officer with her own radio mike cord. The authorities never revealed what she had said to him, but he had a wife who married him in prison, he had killed a woman previously. What she said about it who knows? But he took her out in the prison chapel, & it never was published what ticked him off enough to kill her too. They gave him another life too. lol.

    • @skylarmccloud4080
      @skylarmccloud4080 Рік тому

      He wanted to be killed. So they gave him what he needed.

    • @nerdienew911
      @nerdienew911 Рік тому +33

      Ah yes, encouraging corruption and neglecting the justice system as a whole. Very smart indeed and would definitely not cause any problems.

    • @bepositive4494
      @bepositive4494 Рік тому +8

      Smells lots better I bet without demon Jeffrey

    • @ajones21606
      @ajones21606 Рік тому +5

      @Christos Montariou 100% AGREE

  • @fatmawafy4438
    @fatmawafy4438 Рік тому +2968

    It is very interesting how some one who is a serial killer and premeditated all of his crime ends to have the same life in prison sentence as some one else who commit one murder which was possibly done in the heat of a moment of humiliation

    • @nicolebailey4426
      @nicolebailey4426 Рік тому +94

      Yes I was wondering what was Christopher Scarver Sr initial sentence life with some parole like if he did 20 years and then assess during parole meetings. I think that is why his son was angry because his dad was never going to come out of prison for killing Dahmer and Anderson.

    • @liyaziiii3026
      @liyaziiii3026 Рік тому +86

      Dahmer was sentenced to 15 terms of life imprisonment though....which is equal to 941 years.

    • @taylorsara253
      @taylorsara253 Рік тому +176

      @@liyaziiii3026 yes but NOBODY lives that long or even 1/4 that long so it was just word play...

    • @nmartin5551
      @nmartin5551 Рік тому +33

      Just watched a documentary about him. He was put in Admin Segregation initially. After 2? Years, he requested Gen pop. I think he knew what he was asking for.

    • @tsimck78
      @tsimck78 Рік тому +79

      your saying killing someone in the heat of the momment dosnt make you a killer? and the fact that he killed more people in jail (even tho dahmer deserved it) dosnt show that this man wouldve killed again if given reason

  • @markflakezCG
    @markflakezCG 5 місяців тому +6

    It started with a dumbbell and ended with one.. ironic.

  • @adamextras
    @adamextras 9 місяців тому +43

    That fact that he died while going to the hospital means his death took a while. At least that means dahmer had a slow painful death, which is good to know.

    • @SovereignStatesman
      @SovereignStatesman 5 місяців тому

      If you don't believe in the 8th amendment.
      That could happen to you too.

    • @GoAlamo
      @GoAlamo 5 місяців тому

      It can also mean that the body needed to be transported to somewhere that a legal time of death could be called. The prison staff may not have authority to do that.

  • @adamdavis5312
    @adamdavis5312 Рік тому +1395

    My uncle was a prison guard in waupun forever .. you better believe those guards help out inmates in “certain situations.”

    • @tophottaboy5556
      @tophottaboy5556 Рік тому +54

      Yeah I see how they help them. They just go away when a crime is planned!

    • @nadedjadannevik6272
      @nadedjadannevik6272 Рік тому +39

      The guard didn't like Jeffrey either.

    • @BossQueen1
      @BossQueen1 Рік тому +6

      Isn’t that where Chris Watts is at?

    • @Rtbj335
      @Rtbj335 Рік тому +2

      Yup I believe it

    • @skylermummert24
      @skylermummert24 Рік тому

      And when a puke is in they let the inmates kill and I’m glad

  • @freakinfrugal5268
    @freakinfrugal5268 Рік тому +926

    I remember when all of this was going on. Back in the day, we didn't even lock our doors at night and I remember getting out of bed, after reading a magazine article about Dahmer, and locking the back door. I knew he'd get murdered in jail, it was just a matter of time. You have to accrue "street cred" in jail for killing a famous serial killer. Good riddance.

    • @danielcavallaro7204
      @danielcavallaro7204 Рік тому +8

      The guy that killed both of them too should get the death penalty too..if you kill someone in prison it should be an automatic death sentence

    • @gamerbeast2517
      @gamerbeast2517 Рік тому +93

      @@danielcavallaro7204 Jeffrey should have got the death sentence and he still was kept alive until he got what was coming to him.

    • @irradiatedice98
      @irradiatedice98 Рік тому +7

      @@danielcavallaro7204Why do you specify in prison?

    • @inconnu4961
      @inconnu4961 Рік тому +35

      @@gamerbeast2517 Exactly! The justice system is broken! Vigilante justice is NEEDED when the system is broken and the system resists being held accountable.

    • @kolhouwartontang8091
      @kolhouwartontang8091 Рік тому +29

      @@danielcavallaro7204 an automatic death sentence for killing 2 criminals that show no real remorse? Ur logic is messed up

  • @studiomacleod
    @studiomacleod 2 місяці тому +3

    at least he didn’t release a cookbook

  • @jessicaembers924
    @jessicaembers924 9 місяців тому +6

    People who worked with Dahmer at Ambrosia Chocolate in Milwaukee said he was a nice guy, but a little quiet and shy. I used to make deliveries there.

  • @scwillis4304
    @scwillis4304 Рік тому +928

    Dahmer was in the Army stationed in Baumholder, West Germany, as a Combat Medic. There were at least three people who disappeared during his time there.

    • @melanieblair3033
      @melanieblair3033 Рік тому +104

      He probably had something to do with them disappearing

    • @ntwalipat2
      @ntwalipat2 Рік тому

      @@melanieblair3033
      Was that freak possessed by the devil?! Heard that even he did not understand what the f*ck was wrong with him!

    • @melanieblair3033
      @melanieblair3033 Рік тому +13

      @@ntwalipat2he probably was , lol. , or he was just plain evil

    • @michaelevensen84
      @michaelevensen84 Рік тому +37

      German food isn't very filling, ask Jeff

    • @cantinadudes
      @cantinadudes Рік тому +21

      @@michaelevensen84 you've clearly never eaten Schweinshaxe

  • @marseanbostic3377
    @marseanbostic3377 Рік тому +1577

    I wouldn't say those claims of the guards setting things up is outrageous. I heard ALOT of prison stories and stuff like this is normal for guards to do. They most likely didn't know he would kill him, probably thought he was going to kick his ass

    • @nicolebailey4426
      @nicolebailey4426 Рік тому

      Scarver felt his buttocks being touched while his back is turned. He looks at the 2 inmates who are snickering. Allegedly Scarver Sr is like Homie don't play that he kills the serial killer Dahmer and Anderson the wife killer with a dumbbell. These men initially dying Dahmer is alive for 1hr and Anderson dies the next day .How long does it take to check up on these guys nobody heard screaming hmm

    • @mara009100
      @mara009100 Рік тому +16

      Guards are humans... So he was basicly just lazy... Want to go chat with his friends, go for some meatl. .. Guarding 3 guys watching cleaning floors and toilets it's not very fun thing to do 😁

    • @nicolebailey4426
      @nicolebailey4426 Рік тому +41

      @@mara009100 OK how long was the guard gone for this 1 inmate to kill 2 others without a knife or a gun. Bludgeoned 2 people to death.

    • @younglotoledo419
      @younglotoledo419 Рік тому +6

      I was thinking the same thing

    • @mara009100
      @mara009100 Рік тому +22

      Not sure... Dahmer was alive about 1h at the hospital... So it was not very long whey they found out what happened... Another very important thing I found out... Guards are NOT responsible for actions of the inmates, they have to keep them in prison, but what they do to each other that's another thing... Dahmer was scary little coward, man to man he was weak loser... That's why he was using drugs, etc...

  • @nellienell924
    @nellienell924 7 місяців тому +6

    It’s been 30 something years and this dude still gives me the creeps !!!!

  • @johannesr8709
    @johannesr8709 3 місяці тому +5

    Dope video ! But dude you can take a breath from time to time if you need to haha maybe just a short silent break when a new chapter starts would make the video seem less stressed .

  • @dat1reeree
    @dat1reeree Рік тому +1073

    I feel like Jeff wanted to die but did not want to kill himself. He went to jail, committed himself to God and then to enter GP where he knew that his life at risk. While in GP, he taunted the other inmates and the guy who killed him fall into his trap. He planned that mess

    • @pinkplastic81dj
      @pinkplastic81dj Рік тому +97

      Interesting you say that as I read several years back an article that said he’d told his pastor he was going to be killed

    • @TheKingdied
      @TheKingdied Рік тому +192

      The guy was a strange kind of genius. Such a waste of intelligence, too bad he couldn't use his intelligence to help people instead

    • @raysmith2940
      @raysmith2940 Рік тому +59

      Jeff? you mean Dahmer. He doesnt deserve a first name.

    • @robertstone9988
      @robertstone9988 Рік тому

      @@raysmith2940 and yet change a single thing in your life and you could have been Jeffrey Dahmer. Monsters aren't born they're made not saying we shouldn't punish people for their deeds but we should probably try to figure out what makes them tick what causes somebody to become that and try to solve that problem instead of just trying to arrest people after they've already become homicidal maniacs. But what do I know people probably just say I'm supporting serial killers or something

    • @AggieRanger
      @AggieRanger Рік тому +15

      @@raysmith2940 deserve?

  • @davidvincent9545
    @davidvincent9545 Рік тому +2069

    The moment Jeffrey realizes he's in the gym alone on work duty is golden, great acting.

    • @CommonG
      @CommonG Рік тому +115

      @@AddamsMUNSTER_Family-DJ-VADIKA nope they kind of nailed it, he pretty much accepted it as it happened, didnt fight or anything

    • @maybelikealittlebit
      @maybelikealittlebit Рік тому +110

      That show is disgusting it never even asked the families for permission before completely exploiting them for Netflix’s financial gain! Sick and wasteful acting. Greedy people.

    • @gelledout3907
      @gelledout3907 Рік тому +69

      @@maybelikealittlebit there isn't really anything wrong with just trying to tell the story. Dude really existed so how is learning about him any different than learning about anything in history. Like we are taught about killers all throughout our lives in school while some of their victims are still breathing today. Forgetting their story doesn't help anything, bottom line.

    • @joyce3003
      @joyce3003 Рік тому +116

      @@gelledout3907 but animating their parents' grief and portraying the deaths of their children without so much as even reaching out just feels gross

    • @Iheartchristravis
      @Iheartchristravis Рік тому +21

      @@gelledout3907 but ask for permission no family wants to be reminded and u rly don’t need to watch it if you’re sympathizing w a killer💀

  • @MaoriLore
    @MaoriLore 5 місяців тому +2

    imagine killing multiple people and then having nerve to make poetry

  • @Snakesnarl
    @Snakesnarl 5 місяців тому +9

    His inmate? What? That doesn’t even make any sense

    • @marcosdheleno
      @marcosdheleno 4 місяці тому

      dude was gay, so maybe he did get a few inmates...

  • @onionbubs386
    @onionbubs386 Рік тому +437

    I don't think it's really that far fetched to believe one or more of the guards were in on it. You don't need a criminal history to know the corruption runs deep with prison guards (not all obviously), especially in such a high profile case like his.

    • @janchampine2009
      @janchampine2009 Рік тому +7

      You nailed it.

    • @BLEACH366
      @BLEACH366 Рік тому

      His cell guard was my neighbor his cellmates family was paid $5000 for him to do it and he wasn’t killed with a dumbbell either he was Sodomized to death with a broken broomstick

    • @jmc6278
      @jmc6278 Рік тому +9

      just like epstein.

    • @j4kgang921
      @j4kgang921 Рік тому +4

      Yup...they set that Up

    • @youdiggg4393
      @youdiggg4393 Рік тому +3

      Thought the same thing when he said outrageous claim 😅

  • @sator2503
    @sator2503 Рік тому +705

    the idea that the guards put them in the same room together knowing this would happen is not at all outrageous

    • @MegaSsloan
      @MegaSsloan Рік тому +43

      They got tired of feeding him and being his mail couriers. Shit happens

    • @StreetHierarchy
      @StreetHierarchy Рік тому +20

      i mean, it is outrageous, just not surprising. either way, what a positive outcome!

    • @Valorite.
      @Valorite. Рік тому +14

      as corrupt as it is i dont really care in this instance its karma

    • @hmg9194
      @hmg9194 Рік тому

      @@AddamsMUNSTER_Family-DJ-VADIKA Lmao cope, scum of the earth deserve to return to the soil

    • @DarkForceUbz
      @DarkForceUbz Рік тому +7

      @@AddamsMUNSTER_Family-DJ-VADIKA What's more evil? Coexisting with a guy like that or ending him?

  • @madtownangler
    @madtownangler 5 місяців тому +8

    My dad worked at the place next to the Columbia Correctional Institute aka the Portage prison it closed about a year before he was there

  • @ivorwindybottom7364
    @ivorwindybottom7364 Рік тому +1114

    I'm struggling to see how anyone guilty of those crimes can be deemed as sane.

    • @MaxPower-ke5rq
      @MaxPower-ke5rq Рік тому +229

      Insanity plea gets a lower sentence. The judge deeming him sane it allowed maximum penalty

    • @ultimatebladelock5212
      @ultimatebladelock5212 Рік тому +259

      With an insanity case it’s more about determining if the person was aware and culpable of their actions rather than them just being mentally ill.

    • @Milark
      @Milark Рік тому +183

      @@ultimatebladelock5212 more people need to understand this.
      He’s legally sane, but still a crazed monster

    • @Riqo2Suave
      @Riqo2Suave Рік тому +114

      If your sane enough to hide a body your sane enough to stand trial

    • @GinkgoPete
      @GinkgoPete Рік тому +89

      If you kill that many people without being found out for more than a decade you are of sound enough mind to know exactly what you are doing.
      Him pleading insanity further proves that he knows how to get ahead within the system.

  • @ambiencemusic376
    @ambiencemusic376 Рік тому +1638

    Scarver was disgusted by Jeff crimes and the fact that most of his victims were black it the same reason he killed Anderson too because he tried to blame his murder on black guys so scarver felt like he had to stand up for the black community because no one else was that is real motivation for killing Jeff and Anderson

    • @managed9348
      @managed9348 Рік тому +58

      Figured it was race motivated it’s a shame we can’t just look past the color man

    • @user-yj7ey7ql6k
      @user-yj7ey7ql6k Рік тому +262

      @@managed9348 Well if they had stopped JD and took the complaints and charges against him seriously in the first place alot of those young men would have never even died. They always took Jefferys word over everybody else’s because everybody else was black or minorities. THEY (law enforcement) made this a "color” thing first. Can’t blame them for reacting to their actions. Plus this was in the 80s and 90s so the racism was much more out in the open. It was clearly obvious race, low income, and homophobia played a lot into this case, police just didn’t care as much about those victims.

    • @managed9348
      @managed9348 Рік тому +45

      @@user-yj7ey7ql6k yes I agree could’ve been prevented long time ago

    • @TheSnoozeFox
      @TheSnoozeFox Рік тому +37

      That’s not true at all stop with this Disneyfied explanation, Dahmer had a hit on his head and Scarver killed him, this wasn’t for some noble cause

    • @markstl66
      @markstl66 Рік тому

      Wrong race baiting yuppy

  • @BasitKhan-jr5rx
    @BasitKhan-jr5rx 11 місяців тому +25

    Good job Christopher !!!

  • @Efosu33
    @Efosu33 Рік тому +2543

    That's the difference between someone who let their anger take over after being screwed with in a bad situation compared to an actual psychopath. Christopher still pursued a better life even though being confined to prison and if you really think about it maybe he got all emotional after not being able to provide for his family. He made a mistake and he's paying for it but he was clearly different than the abomination Dahmer was seeing as how he hasn't had an offense since.
    (Edit: I’m not gonna answer any of these comments so go something else with your time)

    • @zach446
      @zach446 Рік тому

      They are both cold blooded killers

    • @Efosu33
      @Efosu33 Рік тому +54

      @@zach446 ofc they’re both murderers but one didn’t kill people for no reason

    • @zach446
      @zach446 Рік тому

      @@Efosu33 they both suck

    • @captainjefferies9047
      @captainjefferies9047 Рік тому +84

      @@Efosu33 Both had reasons. Dhamer's honestly makes more sense. He wanted to screw half dead people and eat brains and he accomplished that. Other dude wanted to provide for his family and took away his ability to do that.

    • @estherbjerga523
      @estherbjerga523 Рік тому +18

      Crime of passion vs premeditation yeah

  • @johnathonkelp3587
    @johnathonkelp3587 Рік тому +719

    He didnt have an inmate, he had a cell mate.

    • @dishonoredundead
      @dishonoredundead Рік тому +10

      A lot of this is sloppy reporting rumors as truths. Like him shaping his food as body parts, this has been denied as much as it has been suggested. I used to have a fascination with this kind of thing, that I outgrew because I find it depressing, but it's interesting coming back a decade and looking at the legends of monsters and what society ascribes to them now. And I know this is irrelevant to OP I just wanted to say it somewhere it wouldn't be buried in a thousand other comments. Don't take anything you hear about them as fact. Think of it like someone describing to you the time they met (insert random celebrity they ran into at bar). Even the cops are woefully incompetent, and you can't trust Dahmer's own testimony either. Some people think it was paid hit and the guards were in on it. That honestly seems more fitting to me than anything else.

    • @johns9652
      @johns9652 Рік тому +5

      @@mookiewilson6783 Yeah, me too... and on that note, WERE they even cellmates? Being on work details together, doesn't necessarily mean they were also cellmates. The video even states Scarver avoided Dahmer when possible. Scarver's claim that the guards put them on detail together on purpose implies that it was a way to get them in proximity to each other on purpose, because they weren't, usually.
      While I was somewhat aware of the Dahmer case back in the 90s (who wasn't?) I really had no knowledge, just work-talk and jokes. My manager at the liquor store I worked at after getting out of the military was very fond of dark humor, he told lots of jokes such as "Dahmer's starting a fastfood chain called Dahmer-nose", "Dahmer's not such a bad guy, he doesn't mind keeping an eye out for you" etc.

    • @zorrakas320
      @zorrakas320 Рік тому +1

      @@johns9652 they weren’t cell mates. People just like to spread misinformation. It’s sad fr

    • @icemike1
      @icemike1 Рік тому +5

      I thought I was the only one who noticed that

    • @iam-retarded-but
      @iam-retarded-but Рік тому

      ​@@dishonoredundead who cares and why? why do you care?

  • @k.anthony7460
    @k.anthony7460 10 місяців тому +2

    This whole story from beginning to end is counter productive.

  • @TheWatcher-kv8jx
    @TheWatcher-kv8jx 8 місяців тому +2

    "with the law is consequence is usually commensurate with the crime." Commensurate is a big word for someone born yesterday.

  • @sherylF5610
    @sherylF5610 Рік тому +715

    Ugh. The officers who had to encounter that horrific scene of body parts and the reality of it must have gotten really messed up.

    • @sxnn3rz
      @sxnn3rz Рік тому +94

      yea but they shouldve listened to the numerous complaints they got prior. then, nothing wouldn't have happened and they wouldnt be in that predicament in the first place

    • @DancingDeity
      @DancingDeity Рік тому +1

      Let’s not extend empathy to those officers when they ignored warnings the whole time simply because Dahmer was a white man in a black neighborhood.

    • @volsdeep9395
      @volsdeep9395 Рік тому +5

      God I know and the smell too..

    • @geeewiz2231
      @geeewiz2231 Рік тому +2

      I would have puked.

    • @alboorts
      @alboorts Рік тому

      @@volsdeep9395 wait how do u know🤨

  • @Shazam0527
    @Shazam0527 Рік тому +696

    It's not Jeffrey Dahmer's "inmate" it was his cellmate.

    • @borderlineiq
      @borderlineiq Рік тому +29

      And now, one prison is calling them residents instead of inmates. Sheesh.

    • @anabel5205
      @anabel5205 Рік тому +21

      @@borderlineiq Next year they’re gonna call them roommates and the year after that police officers aren’t even going to put criminals in prison anymore. They’re gonna guard the criminal’s house to make sure he don’t come out.

    • @Reth_Hard
      @Reth_Hard Рік тому +3

      @@anabel5205
      I'm pretty sure it's called a house arrest...
      Generally I think it's for non-violent criminals but if it can save the tax payers some money then why not extend this to the rest of the inmates? Don't you agree?

    • @zendakk
      @zendakk Рік тому +3

      Ah well, this guy who basically narrated Dahmer's Wikipedia entry over a montage of news footage and a Dahmer feature film also thinks the sentence for a crime is always commensurate (lol).

    • @justonemori
      @justonemori Рік тому

      @@anabel5205 ain't nobody got the time or budget for that, they'll just leave them be

  • @brendabertsch9352
    @brendabertsch9352 4 місяці тому

    The battle in my mind between mental health facilities and prisons just scored one for prison!

  • @rollowarlin8450
    @rollowarlin8450 10 місяців тому +5

    l met Dahmer at the Summerfest festival in Milwaukee. He was at least 6 feet tall with shoes on. A weird but very focused fellow. You could tell he had something going on in the back of his mind when talking to you. lmagine him catching a burglar in his apartment. Nothing like having your food deliver itself.

  • @Seabacon346
    @Seabacon346 Рік тому +425

    I never could be mad at Christopher Scarver because I was so disgusted by what Jeffrey did.

    • @B1Baller
      @B1Baller Рік тому +21

      Frrrr well done Scarver 👏🏾🔥

    • @chrisss_xp9464
      @chrisss_xp9464 Рік тому +18

      @@B1Baller Imagine praising a murderer

    • @independenceboyd2042
      @independenceboyd2042 Рік тому

      @Light Remus only when it involves black people, I’m sure you pro death penalty, just not when black people give it to whites

    • @AP-on4yg
      @AP-on4yg Рік тому +17

      prob not as twisted as dahmer but scarver still took a life to go to prison

    • @alexandriageiler687
      @alexandriageiler687 Рік тому +30

      exactly, I'm not a fan of vigilante justice because it's such a slippery slope. However, Dahmer being killed in the same fashion as his first victim by a black man (when Dahmer killed predominantly black men) it does feel like a very appropriate ending for him. He got what was coming to him.

  • @epireve
    @epireve Рік тому +1339

    I couldn’t imagine how heartbreaking to the victims’ families by this movie

    • @feliciaboston6365
      @feliciaboston6365 Рік тому +98

      Yea making him a celebrity

    • @katootoot
      @katootoot Рік тому +154

      The families didn’t actually want it to be released!

    • @mintygreen8618
      @mintygreen8618 Рік тому +92

      @@feliciaboston6365 He's not a celebrity and he's hated by majority of people.

    • @evanbelisle8464
      @evanbelisle8464 Рік тому +39

      @@feliciaboston6365 I thought he was already very well known. I’ve never looked into him and I’ve known his name my whole life.

    • @evanbelisle8464
      @evanbelisle8464 Рік тому +48

      @@mintygreen8618 he’s not famous. He’s infamous.

  • @Hollowdude15
    @Hollowdude15 19 днів тому

    Great video The Fugitive Crime :]

  • @Mark_nobody3
    @Mark_nobody3 6 місяців тому +7

    How can someone have so much hate and malicious when you only meet someone

    • @jingl3ball
      @jingl3ball 5 місяців тому +11

      maybe cuz he was a disgusting killer 🤔🤔

    • @radiantaura1
      @radiantaura1 10 годин тому

      you're so silly...lol

  • @dekev7503
    @dekev7503 Рік тому +123

    If you think you're tough, there's someone tougher than you

    • @uno9915
      @uno9915 Рік тому +3

      depends on the definition of tough youre thinking of

    • @smokinhalf
      @smokinhalf Рік тому +1

      A many of tough men have been killed by coward Milquetoast

    • @dionysusnow
      @dionysusnow Рік тому +3

      if you think your tough, Jeffrey knows how to tenderize.

    • @slowery43
      @slowery43 Рік тому +4

      if you think some posts are stupid generic unorignal recitals, this one tops them

    • @jovanphillips6610
      @jovanphillips6610 Рік тому

      @@dionysusnow 🤣🤣🤣

  • @meghansullivan6812
    @meghansullivan6812 Рік тому +935

    Jesus I’m so pleasantly surprised that the police actually took the man who escaped seriously. Thank goodness!!! The police actually doing their job???? Good for that man for following his instincts man I hope he finds peace

    • @history_addict136
      @history_addict136 Рік тому +21

      I felt the same thing.

    • @monkiram
      @monkiram Рік тому +183

      If only they took the first guy who escaped seriously, rather than taking him back to Dahmer's house

    • @gummy5862
      @gummy5862 Рік тому

      @@monkiram That was super retarded, the kid was 14 too. That 1000% should not have happened.

    • @baruna6466
      @baruna6466 Рік тому +89

      could've been caught sooner if they took his neighbour seriously, she was suspecting it for a long time

    • @F-A7
      @F-A7 Рік тому +52

      The only reason he got away for so long is most of his victim’s where black.

  • @GodBlessedAmerica
    @GodBlessedAmerica 7 місяців тому +2

    Why does crime continue to worsen? Because the punishments don’t fit.

  • @amyswallow742
    @amyswallow742 Рік тому +194

    I wish netflix went into more detail about who scarver was. I'm glad you did.

    • @sucktiom
      @sucktiom Рік тому +13

      because series was about jeffrey and not scarver

    • @sunwukong7567
      @sunwukong7567 Рік тому +1

      Series was aboute wokeism.

    • @keishonhill3345
      @keishonhill3345 Рік тому

      @@sunwukong7567 Shut up

    • @gothicmatter9123
      @gothicmatter9123 Рік тому

      Who cares about him he wasn’t a good person either both where pos.

  • @kpowers
    @kpowers Рік тому +104

    Who could sleep having Jeffrey Dahmer as a cellmate

    • @ronaldpershing8633
      @ronaldpershing8633 Рік тому

      the gay black man hate crime sue state

    • @FutureTek9209
      @FutureTek9209 11 місяців тому

      I could i can sleep just fine next to any serial killer.

    • @kpowers
      @kpowers 11 місяців тому +4

      @@FutureTek9209 Why would you?

    • @RM-cm8hz
      @RM-cm8hz 10 місяців тому +2

      he didnt have a cellmate. he had an inmate.

    • @nohandle62
      @nohandle62 10 місяців тому

      Dahmer was single-cell only.

  • @clarenceboddicker6679
    @clarenceboddicker6679 7 місяців тому +6

    Dahmer was killed in November 1994 not November 1998, however, apart from that, this is an excellent video. Thanks for creating this.

  • @mehakverma7043
    @mehakverma7043 3 місяці тому +1

    He wanted to make an alter out of skulls and bones, but he didn't get to. You could see him get very emotional in the interview when he talked about wanting to make it (of what emotion he does show)

  • @robertmccann4070
    @robertmccann4070 Рік тому +861

    Poetic justice. Having watched it all play out in the news, I laughed when announced he was beat to death with a broom handle. May all victims find solace and peace.

    • @AManOnline.
      @AManOnline. Рік тому +56

      It was a barbell (or maybe a dumbbell idk), not a broom handle. That makes it poetic justice, seeing as Dahmer killed his first victim with a dumbbell.

    • @JohnLee-jk5ew
      @JohnLee-jk5ew Рік тому +4

      I remember the broomstick as well as being the weapon used and assumed it was later hidden -know if that’s true?

    • @robertmieszala7236
      @robertmieszala7236 Рік тому +1

      I also heard in the 90s it was a broomstick

    • @thatdude1528
      @thatdude1528 Рік тому +1

      @@robertmieszala7236 I’ve always heard it was metal pipe

    • @fablecio
      @fablecio Рік тому

      I'm hoping his killer tortured him a little bit first.

  • @sidewayscake6134
    @sidewayscake6134 Рік тому +59

    Did anyone else notice that two of his victims were 14 years old😢

    • @mainecoon6514
      @mainecoon6514 5 днів тому

      Dahmer was a child killer as well. Baby killers are hated in prison.

  • @Sp00nexe
    @Sp00nexe 5 місяців тому +1

    Didn't expect to see Stringer Bell

  • @nohandle62
    @nohandle62 10 місяців тому +5

    Many MANY inaccuracies in this video and the movie.

  • @Mr.MermanPrince
    @Mr.MermanPrince Рік тому +1379

    I think Dahmer is such an interesting case, because he doesn't fit the stereotypical picture of a serial killer. Meaning, he wasn't abused, he had a good relationship with his father, him and his mother were okay. It's not Charles Manson getting sold for a six pack of beer. Or Ed Kemper being locked in the basement for days at a time.

    • @jeffbutt4350
      @jeffbutt4350 Рік тому +62

      Yes he does most of them look nerdy

    • @Mr.MermanPrince
      @Mr.MermanPrince Рік тому +229

      @@jeffbutt4350 I'm talking about his childhood history.

    • @orange_cat
      @orange_cat Рік тому +219

      Sometimes people are just broken in the head. The same applies to animals. You can legally put the animals down.

    • @RozettaVyper
      @RozettaVyper Рік тому +330

      Dahmer had a good relationship with his father? I don't know about that. I haven't watched the Netflix show but I did read about Dahmer. He was under the impression that his parents were good parents but when a psychologist questioned him about childhood abuse, Dahmer shut down.
      Also Dahmer's father was a major workaholic to a point of neglecting his children emotionally/mentally and even worse, his own wife. Yeah I wouldn't say Dahmer had a good relationship with him. Only positive memory Dahmer had with his dad was cleaning the flesh off a mouse.
      However, Ted Bundy 100% had good upbringing. That killer went off the rails upon learning that his "sister" is his mom...

    • @jefflovesdogs9973
      @jefflovesdogs9973 Рік тому

      Hi Mr.Merman, it's because Dahmer was BORN with it. It's literally in his DNA, which means he's a psychopath. C.Manson was a sociopath, meaning he became that way through neglect and abuse. Look up on UA-cam: How to spot a psychopath, and scroll down the videos until you see an Indian woman, from India, very attractive, dark olive skin and black hair, usually wearing RED. Look at her videos and you will be amazed at what you learn real quick!! Good luck with it.

  • @NubianStarr
    @NubianStarr Рік тому +81

    Note to self 📝 …AVOID PRISON!

  • @fenixchief7
    @fenixchief7 4 місяці тому +4

    Cellmate... they were both inmates and Dahmer did not have possession of the other.

  • @nafvol5053
    @nafvol5053 6 місяців тому +3

    Imagine getting two more life sentences when you are already serving one

    • @radiantaura1
      @radiantaura1 10 годин тому

      this was planned out and he was prepared for it...when he was done, he went back to his cell and told the guard that dahmer and anderson were dead.

  • @vic_tori_veganmaui808
    @vic_tori_veganmaui808 Рік тому +218

    There’s too much attention towards the killer…what about the victims?! We as a society glamorize the monsters, but these are based on real life events. These people still have living families that hurt!

    • @lenalarroussi8005
      @lenalarroussi8005 Рік тому +8

      You are right, but that what you call attention is actually looking at the problem, are they gonna start talking about normal people that died? ppl die everyday by Dhamer or another person, serial killers are the problem and probems needs solutions , ive been thinking a lot about a sort of solution but it's so hard

    • @vic_tori_veganmaui808
      @vic_tori_veganmaui808 Рік тому +1

      Yeah… it’s all about money. Oh well

    • @leamichelle3792
      @leamichelle3792 6 місяців тому +1

      He also has a family who is hurt. They have not chosen this. Their son has been murdered as well.

    • @SamuelTrademarked
      @SamuelTrademarked 5 місяців тому +1

      @@leamichelle3792 they didn't care, that's why dahmer was a murderer

  • @FairyFrequency
    @FairyFrequency Рік тому +188

    Wherever your attention goes there you flow... sending lots of love and peaceful energy to everyone reading this message

  • @user-ox6ip8ie7d
    @user-ox6ip8ie7d 6 місяців тому +1

    While my nephew was a guard at the State Prison in Ely, Nevada. He said that O.J. Simpson was in the State Prison in Lovelock, Nevada at the time. Nobody was surprised about how Dahmer died.

  • @TheDemonGamerOfFleetStreet
    @TheDemonGamerOfFleetStreet 4 місяці тому +2

    That guy who was in X Men who played Dhamer was a brilliant choice, played the visual side aswell as the inner side very well indeed he deserved a nomination for that work because imo I ain't sure you coulda got a more apt thespian.

  • @Hautenani
    @Hautenani Рік тому +1049

    The way people stand up for him, people of a particular type 😒 and make sure to call him extremely smart, remorseful or make excuses for his behavior based on mental health is so revealing to me. I’m old enough to let people talk and feel comfortable to say whatever so I can see how they are and then I can act accordingly.

    • @Bettinasisrg
      @Bettinasisrg Рік тому +41

      I always try and see both sides of a story but not when dealing with that behavior, as adults we know what lines to cross and some you stop yourself. He knew it was wrong but did bad to the extreme.

    • @justanormaldefaultpfp9309
      @justanormaldefaultpfp9309 Рік тому +9

      He was smart but yes he was really bad

    • @justanormaldefaultpfp9309
      @justanormaldefaultpfp9309 Рік тому

      @David Price white girls*

    • @DaSandwich21
      @DaSandwich21 Рік тому +2

      @David Price racist

    • @huverdoose
      @huverdoose Рік тому

      Act accordingly ... murder?

  • @anamaria-girllover
    @anamaria-girllover Рік тому +458

    i’ve heard of guards intentionally telling or giving info to prisoners if a child molester or rapist is coming to the prison. not unreasonable to believe someone felt a personal connection to the murders (maybe having a gay black relative or smth) and set him up

    • @bakerstshit9281
      @bakerstshit9281 Рік тому

      Good who cares fuck them

    • @nimbvsalex2635
      @nimbvsalex2635 Рік тому +17

      Honestly it has to be a setup You telling me prisons just let killers and murders clean areas with no supervision and possible weapons laying around, I'm pretty sure you can't even have a toothbrush in the cell you sleep in

    • @confirmedl6901
      @confirmedl6901 Рік тому +1

      @@nimbvsalex2635 😂 u funny

    • @itsskittles
      @itsskittles Рік тому +4

      @@nimbvsalex2635 youd be surprised

    • @iletyouwin561
      @iletyouwin561 Рік тому +31

      @@nimbvsalex2635 I've spent years in prison and I've never seen any murderer treated any different than anyone else. People that have never been to prison have some weird Hollywood movie idea of how prisons work. 99% of guards don't know or care why people are there and everyone has to do cleaning duties from time to time. The brooms and mops are brought out for cleaning every single day. There's no rule that says anyone in for murder cannot operate a broom. Everyone owns their own toothbrush also. They are very small and made out of shitty plastic that can't be sharpened. They are also the size of your pinkie so they'd barely puncture thru the skin. People who think a murder charge changes your prison experience in any way are very misguided

  • @manwhoismissingtwotoenails4811
    @manwhoismissingtwotoenails4811 4 місяці тому +1

    Because sometimes a fraction of true justice is deserved.

  • @avarmauk
    @avarmauk 5 місяців тому +3

    They had so many opportunites to stop him, and around the same time you would hear stories of black men being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for decades.