Conversations with a Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes | Official Trailer | Netflix

This three-part documentary series from director Joe Berlinger explores the warped mind of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer through newly-unearthed recorded interviews with his legal team, revealing the ways that race, sexuality, class and policing allowed him to prey upon Milwaukee’s marginalized communities.
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This limited documentary series documentary about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and his 17 murders is executive produced by Joe Berlinger.

[@SaltStorm007]

It is crazy how the police ignored the people that had reported him....they could have saved lives💯

[@leslie7974]

The police really angered me fr

[@michaelf.150]

👍👍👍👍

[@comixproviderftw_02]

The police were ungodly incompetent

[@অকামের_আগে]

It is crazy how the police ignored the people that had reported... They could have save lives

[@khalilahd.]

Sad but true

[@violetlunna]

Imagine your first job as being JEFFREY DAHMER'S LAWYER, damn, this woman learned how to advocate the worst way.

[@Ok-_-719]

Yep, she fid

[@LeanAndMean44]

Watch the series this is a trailer for, she helped him confess and was more like his therapist. Other attorneys represented him in court.

[@antonijajazvic8852]

@@LeanAndMean44I will definitely watch it

[@EVNL576]

Loneliness is a terrible thing. Both parents abandoned him for a brief time, it affected him greatly. After that he feared loneliness like the devil, until he joined him.

[@TriniThinkerBelle]

The fact that he got away with it for so long even when he hsd molested a minor, neighbours complained about him , 2 useless moron cops being in his apartment upon returning a little boy to him...is just appalling! Another part that made my blood boil was when the judge went so easy on him in the child molestation case saying a man like him doesnt belong in prison

[@alanaboyd8200]

And when the officer that pulled him over for drunk driving said he’s not going to ruin his future when he already ruined the future of somebody else

[@TriniThinkerBelle]

@@alanaboyd8200 yes and the judge who was so lenient on him for basically assaulting a minor and making child porno. If any of these fools had done their job, so many lives would have been saved.

[@Saltasaur]

“Useless moron cops.” Profile picture checks out.

[@idarkdark]

and on the situation with the minor.. naked and bleeding.. should've been clear signs.. it wasn't healthy. Or just whatever they thought... absolutely disgusting.

[@dannygreen5477]

WHAT ABOUT GACY?!???

[@Soul-up8ru]

Everything shown in the Netflix series was absolutely horrible but the most disturbing for me was the negligence of some of the police. They turned a blind eye. It's what's so disappointing, and the fact that it still apparent even today. You can't really count on calling for the cops for help. They were supposed to help and protect people but they have proven time and time again, that it's even harder for people to rely onto them. I am really shaking my head in disappointment knowing about one of his victims. He could've been saved if only the responding police listens and were able to do a thorough investigation. At least one life could've been saved and prevented him to do his further murders.

[@nishapreetiekka5595]

And if you see the Netflix series, you'll find that Even aftr dahmer getting arrested, policemen harrassed the victims' family by calling thm randomly and that's even worse!!!😠😞

[@thesylly86]

@@nishapreetiekka5595 I was so angry and shocked about that fact! 🤯

[@lymer5]

Welcome to the lives of minority people.

[@ReturnOfTheJ.D.]

I was 19 when Dahmer was caught in 1991, 20 later that same year. I spent most of my 20s in the 1990s. I can assure you that this series is accurate, especially when the officers got awards. That era was incredibly racist - even more than the 70s. Must of been the last hurrah phenomenon - things shine particularly brightly just before they burn out.

[@curlyflac0]

ok nerd

[@oksanakafarova9218]

Dahmer is a pure evil but police was also to blame. They handled it so bad. I feel for the victims and their families. It’s heartbreaking 💔

[@alejandromolinac]

Gee…. The Hindsight Experts….

[@oksanakafarova9218]

@@alejandromolinac You don’t need to be an expert to say that police was the one to blame as well.

[@Ok-_-719]

It really is

[@pro_9s995]

I wouldn't feel bad for myself if I was his victims

[@Murrigirl64]

I believe he was broken

[@khalilahd.]

So many years later and still terrifying. Just sad 🥺

[@iknowyouvebeenwaiting]

I see you everywhere

[@sinfulrailwonderer383]

Glad to hear that Gerald Boyle, Dahmer's attorney, is still alive and among us even after all these years. Also, we finally get to hear from Wendy, assistant counsel. I always felt like she deserved to be heard more than she actually was.

[@killswitch_77]

She had a book ready for release earlier this year, but it was pulled without explanation. I assume this is the reason.

[@8luvbug]

So are we only going to hear audio of his confession? I heard he was recorded by one of the psychiatrist and the prosecutor wanted to show that to the jury so they could get a better picture of Dahmer

[@sinfulrailwonderer383]

@@killswitch_77 Yeah, I actually looked it up and wished to get my hands on it. Too bad though, I'm still hoping for it to become available; it's interesting to hear from Dahmer's own lawyer who spent months interviewing him.

[@sinfulrailwonderer383]

@@8luvbug Yeah, about that recording ; it's Dr. P. Dietz', who as custom, recorded his interviews and sit-downs with criminals. IT'S A SHAME THE COURT DENIED THE STATE's motion to play that tape in court. And I don't believe Dietz wll make it public any time soon I'm afraid...

[@irenerattray7742]

@@sinfulrailwonderer383 a

[@Itsmenafas]

He was not an evil man, he was a sick man The best definition of Dahmer!

[@Zeros1980]

It doesn’t matter to me. He is the menace of society and pure devil.

[@Josiah729]

Yes it is

[@prathameshbhambure]

​@Jeffo213 You're a Dahmerphile? Watch out, man.

[@Jessen2204]

Poor guy

[@oliviagilbert8351]

This is also why mental health is so important, growing up in that kind of environment can have detrimental effects

[@8luvbug]

🙄🙄🙄

[@EXTR3M3B4SS]

i think the fact that his mom was taking 26 prescribed pills a day while she was pregnant with him is more of a factor than his upbringing, tbh.

[@anubisthacutest4752]

@@EXTR3M3B4SS facts 💯

[@almasakic1148]

@@EXTR3M3B4SS yeah back in the 50s they had much less knowledge of how pills affect the fetus. It was also motivated by sexism and a desire to keep women 'calm' and 'sedated'.

[@KitNKayBoodle]

That is what killed me. You can see through the series that he did what most people ask, "Why didn't they just...?" He genuinely reached out for help, recognizing what he was thinking was wrong, let alone what he was doing. It's not like he didn't try. It goes to show what happens even when people do things correctly and it still turns out problematic. Like a horror movie where the main character does the smart thing, but still dies.

[@TamaOLeNiu]

My heart breaks for the families of these innocent victims. Completed the Netflix series. Evan Peters deserves an award. He's such a great actor. But I do hope he recovers mentally from playing such monster. Everyone did such an amazing job. My heart goes out to the families.

[@KillDozer44]

Lmao he didn’t do anything crazy besides kiss men show was lame af

[@alejandromolinac]

The fans of the show are chicks who think he’s hot…. We obviously got into the gym to pull off the short shorts… it was hilarious the amount of shots that blatantly romanticize him….

[@shayaanrk]

​@@KillDozer44 I wanted it to be a little more gory. Then it could have been a perfect description of the horrible psycho that guy was. They portrayed him a lot less crazier and showing some human part of him

[@ChristianRMaglione]

It scared me to find out for the first time that a human being could be capable of such horrendous actions

[@anthonycampos8057]

You never knew of him?

[@Emmaa21]

Netflix being obsessed with Jeffrey Dahmer all of a sudden

[@AlexanderDYT]

True crime In general

[@MrPokebozz]

Its pretty weird especially the dahmer series which was too g@y. I don't know what I expected from a dahmer series but it just made realize that these people have something seriously wrong with them if they actually watch that crap. The way Netflix with about it was beyond corny it showed real Netflix writing quality.

[@Yupstate845]

@@MrPokebozz too gay lol wow do u know the story at all

@@MrPokebozz too gay? lol have you seen the sandman? just shut up homophobe😂

[@Emmaa21]

@@MrPokebozz too gay ? yeah okay idk what that’s supposed to mean but you should look up Dahmer’s biography cause if anything they toned it down

[@nevecampbell-ue6on]

I love this show tapes of a serial killer. It's facinating in a way how these people could do these horrific things. Keep coming Netflix 👏🏻 and more season of mindhunter, please.

[@T.hanks1997]

Mindhunter!!! Yes!!! Hoping they didn't cancel it, the BTK story was not over yet, and it was an underrated show

[@miriamdanjou2664]

Yes I need mine hunter because I need more info on btk and I’d love if they cover a few more!!

[@rustyshackleford1]

I'm pretty sure mindhunters is canceled it says it on an "indefinite hold" 😞

[@justinhopper5941]

Mindhunter is good but it’s over..find another show lol. There’s not a good chance that it’ll ever return. After a certain time in between seasons they don’t risk continuing.

[@T.hanks1997]

@@rustyshackleford1 yeah that's too bad. Lol Netflix keep cancelling the good ones and keep the crappy ones going on and on

[@Meltymorty]

I'm literally watching the series rn Evan Peter's deserves an Emmy for this he's nailing this role

[@thehardertheyfall2702]

He's brilliant at this role

[@aditimishra9900]

+1

[@doggedsam42-75]

+2

[@tivs9714]

+3

[@chauswriting]

+4 Exactly! His performance was chilling! And when they made his eyes amber from getting high on drugs, alcohol and the fascination of controlling/torturing his victims? Remarkable

[@comixproviderftw_02]

The police were ungodly incompetent in this case

[@rocknrolla6249]

sad part is the cops basically kept there jobs after they 'pretend fired them' and recently few yrs ago congratulated them on "doing such a fine job" letting them retire happily

[@hinkson7512]

I hope they continue this series because I need one with Ed Kemper

and richard ramirez!

[@Jilvalentine0309]

And Albert Fish!

[@Woozlewuzzleable]

"Need", chill bro.

[@ipukeglitter435]

I think it’s going to be Gacy after the finale that seems very possible they have to continue that story not everyone knows Gacy.

[@jerryl2627]

@ They already did one called The Nightstalker

[@eily_b]

I don't believe he prayed on black men because they were easier prey. He simply was attracted to them being a blonde-haired, blue-eyed person with fair skin. We all know that most of us are attracted to the opposite of how we look.

[@maryjanematias7629]

That's what I thought too. He chose black men coz he finds them good looking.

[@daeronthedaring]

He was attracted to tall, lean men. He did not care about race (or so he claimed)

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

@@maryjanematias7629 SoTrue , "The darker the berry, the sweeter the juice

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

@@daeronthedaring , "The darker the berry, the sweeter the juice

[@nishantdhama650]

Thats not true.. His initial victimes were white.

[@user-ls1lu7gu4u]

Dahmer is by far the most interesting serial killer, unlike bundy and Gacey he admitted straight away what he done like it was a relief he was caught.

[@LeLiuOfficial]

Over roughly two years, he killed or dismembered about 4 victims at his grandma's house in Milwaukee. After moving into his own apartment, he killed at least another 10 victims in about three years time. Friends and family surely reported them missing. But not a single police officer ever caught up to Dahmer for questioning on any of these cases. No investigation or follow-up or talking to witnesses around the neighborhoods and bars and nightclubs (where he targeted many of his victims) that would've eventually led detectives to Dahmer. It just goes to show that all those years, the police weren't even looking into any of these cases at all. I'm glad the Netflix series exposed the system for what it is, rather than just showing the horrors of the murders themselves.

[@donnatravel]

The racist Milwaukee police don't care about missing blacks, asians or latinos.

[@Ishitonyou666]

But now everybody wants to ride “Defund da police” 🥴bandwagon trend 🤭

[@kinghades3356]

@@Ishitonyou666 and when crime rate rise they cry 🤡

[@Ishitonyou666]

@@kinghades3356 🎯 that’s why they have low IQs lol

[@2lita572]

AGREED ..HIS DISCRIPTION FROM THE WITNESS WOULD HAVE FIT DAHMERs...HAD THE ONLY INQUIRED😖 😪🦚

[@KunalAlwayz]

The timing couldn't have been better ! They did an excellent job with the one recently released

[@mast3rchief536]

Yeah bet you cant remember the victims names but remember him with his million documentaries and two movies.

[@mast3rchief536]

@Aishwarya J I’m sure it’s not these executives from Netflix that decide to create these docs/movies for the reason of helping the families, spreading awareness. There’s always a hidden agenda and that’s the fact it’s profitable for Netflix in a time where people crave these stories. They’re just milking it at this point.

[@egretfx]

@@mast3rchief536 look let me break it down to you...people love violence...the things that seems inhumane, you just can't deny it...

[@chauswriting]

@@mast3rchief536 that’s why the new Dahmer movie dedicated a whole outro to the victims to make sure we know them

[@mast3rchief536]

@Aishwarya J Also I’m right because the woman who lost it in court on Dahmer has said shes annoyed by the series because it’s bringing up her trauma again. Her family member took to Twitter to express that and annoyed that they have all these docs/movies on him. So yeah stop trying to make excuses for your entertainment and making it out for some beneficial purposes because you get some guilty pleasure off watching it. All this needed was a documentary, not two dramatic movies depicting the murders. How are the families expecting to move on when it depicts them killing their relatives, news pages reporting on him. Saw one news page title “Jeffery Dahmer describes what human meat tastes like”, that’s probably someone’s relative he’s describing. You all have excuses for these shows when it’s down to your guilty pleasure and Netflix understands people love these kind of shows and they think of the cash in. “Why are you so angry?” That’s just a deflection comeback for you, no I’m just considerate unlike you and your 7 people that liked your comment.

[@adamseidel8901]

Being from Milwaukee I know lots about this story, but to inside his head, even if it’s not historically accurate, is just utterly skin crawling.

[@justinakobe306]

Just finished watching this Netflix series from zambia 🇿🇲 and I must say this is a very touching and strange story. Reading a comment from someone who lives in the city where it happened drives a reality point for one to stop thinking it’s just a movie. Wow! Mind boggling indeed. How I wish they had listened to Glenda much earlier. ..

[@Elizabeth-nr8vo]

@@justinakobe306 I also live in Milwaukee, was 12 when this was happening- it was absolutely horrible. Please note; neither Netflix NOR the filmmakers asked for consent to make the film, have the families likelihood copied, their own names and likelihood copied and absolutely no one contacted them about any compensation. Evan Peters is not a hero; he’s an egregious actor, full of Hollywood now and lots of money and has never offered to give to money to victims of abuse or sexual assault or survivors or crimes or anything. Hollywood is not our hero’s, they’re not amazing. They profit off our tragedy and loss and barely pay it forward without media coverage.

[@braxtongreenwell5482]

@@Elizabeth-nr8vo , I know what you mean, I'm really stoked to see this too!

[@Kimochi-bt2eb]

@@Elizabeth-nr8vo ikr! Entertainment industry sucks!! They'll do anything for money!! 🤬🤬🤬

[@justinakobe306]

@@Elizabeth-nr8vo Am sorry to hear about this side of the story my dear. Thanks for the information 🙏

[@vaishnavigosain7197]

I'm kinda glad Ryan Murphy made this case a series with Evan because I didn't even know about this until the trailer came out. It's true that cinema has already covered Jeffrey Dahmer's story before but this series is important because it talks of the victims as real people with ordinary lives and so much potential, more than that how the system practically enabled him to get that far with his horrific acts which has almost always been left out. Disturbing as it is, Dahmer is an interesting person to study.

[@alejandromolinac]

Wonder what else you are gonna be indignant about in 3 months….

[@Nicole-uo8ml]

After watching this on Netflix, I can see more and more how much the Dahmer series was so accurate with the real life Milwaukee tragedy even the tiniest of details. Some things may have been switched up, but they were pretty spot on with most the information in the series. Everyone who worked in and out of the series all deserves an award! From screenwriters, to directors, costume designers, sound mixers, the entire cast, literally everyone who worked on this project should be significantly rewarded

[@kittypeanut4102]

Yeah, they should have an award for making a serial killer shine like he's some kind of icon, and focusing in his life instead of their victims, just like he probably would have wanted. Yeah, they should have an award for doing all of this for the sake of money without caring about the opinions of the families of the victims, and just disregarding them like they don't deserve anything even tough they're putting someone that was so precious in the screen and even them, in their worst moments. Yeah. It isn't like they just don't care about what happened and are trying to monetize history, even making changes to make it more dramatic and "cool", for the audiences...

[@ghostf6321]

I personally found this documentary way more interesting than the drama series. Like this lady got 32 hours of audio of Dahmer in his own words, and it's fascinating to hear him talk about how he came to be what he was... or at least what he thought. Anyways it sounds like a gold mine of info into the thoughts of a serial killer and how someone becomes one. Hopefully they can use his tapes to better psychiatrists and prevent people from going down the life path Dahmer did.

[@Nicole-uo8ml]

@@kittypeanut4102 boo-hoo. Move on.

[@NyttAura]

As someone who has lived in Milwaukee almost my whole life (born just after Dahmers reign) I can confirm the eye to detial is impeccable. When Tracy was found the radio chatter was accurate to cross streets in the area, and the bus logo for MCTS was exact. They didn't have to add so much detail but they did.

[@gemof_gems]

@Jeffo How ???

[@terigiese1322]

Evan Peters is such a supreme talent!Perfect choice to play this character.I am from Wisconsin and was so unequivocally horrified AND angered when this case came out!BEYOND a WTF?!

[@bvrajlal]

This is a documentary, the show that is loosely based on the actual case that Evan Peters is in.

[@spokentruth5909]

Did u even watch the trailer ??? Had nothing to do with Evan peters

[@terigiese1322]

@@spokentruth5909 He is the actor portraying Dahmer

[@spokentruth5909]

@@terigiese1322 no one is portraying Jeffrey in this.. it’s a documentary

[@terigiese1322]

@@spokentruth5909 The confusion lies in the fact that Netflix also has a mini series about this case and it does star Evan Peters🤦🏼‍♀️What happens when I comment stoned,lol🤷🏼‍♀️😅🥴

[@doggedsam42-75]

I’m studying to be a forensic psychologist and I love watching documentaries like these. Obviously what he did was horrible but it’s just so interesting to learn about what he did and why he did it

[@denesnagy8715]

Agreed. I’m both horrified and fascinated by how serial killers minds work. If i could go back in time i would definitely choose your studies so good luck with it!! :)

[@Lushy260]

I'm the same way too!!!!

[@doggedsam42-75]

@@denesnagy8715 thank you! I appreciate it

[@doggedsam42-75]

@@Lushy260 no way!

[@jonidap694]

Can you suggest some really good ones u saw bcs some documentaries get boring along the way ? 🥹

[@XxhimynameiscynxX]

Scariest when the killer is handsome and kind looking. I got a weird feeling of a German guy I dated a few years ago. Handsome , tall and dorky but he would act strange plus ask me cannibalistic questions. I'm not saying he is guilty but a lot of his actions are questionable indeed. Watching this documentary and seeing how calm Jeff is scares me.

[@mufcdevil7411]

Yeah this guy what he did was inhumane grotesque but considering his background Jeff's father said while his wife was pregnant with Jeff she abused alot medication & abused alcohol anyways this on science part , also i believe there should be involvement of a diabolical force within him that made him unstoppable to commit these crimes which is insane a frightening

[@rajadeepan2270]

Best ever combination in the world. ..Netflix and it's crime documentaries❤️❤️❤️

[@Ash_Monique]

I was utterly shocked as to how he was able to attend college with a 0.45 GPA and the fact with his criminal record, he still was able to keep getting jobs and that first judge😯

[@alanaboyd8200]

She he was ably to work in a medical office even after being convicted as a child molester

[@annlue1]

This was the 70 man

[@chrisprilloisebola]

huh? his gpa was 0.45 while in college. nt tho

[@Jojo-om7uy]

White

[@Nekole1]

He is a white guy

[@KitNKayBoodle]

This just goes to show that even when people try to reach out for help, even when they understand they're the problem, it can still all go horribly wrong.

[@autumnspaeth9209]

Looking forward to hearing Wendy Patrickus's story in this! And sounds like there is going to be previously unreleased audio that we get to hear for the first time too!

[@ajinkyachavan5415]

We need more tapes like these

[@CC-jw8cj]

i wish we'd move towards focusing less on the psychopathic individuals commiting these horrible crimes and more on the social institutions that allowed something like this to continue

[@dimples213]

wat sells more ? u really think netflix cares abt stuff like that ?? :(

[@dimples213]

i mean i bet they care but not enough

[@CC-jw8cj]

@@dimples213 it's not just them but you're right

[@brodeythedisciplinebarber1117]

I agree.

[@qudunasib2046]

When will it come out?

[@jflsdknf]

Hopefully this documentary does justice to the complexity of his psychology, and how much the good and bad in him struggled and he didn't want to be the way he was.

[@Nicole-uo8ml]

I think the Dahmer series explains fairly why he might’ve turned out the way he did. Unfortunately we’ll never know the real issues or reason, since his brain was never studied. There are only theories. ETA: let me rephrase “explain” with “visualize” since the reasons were never proven. Just the show giving us an idea.

[@brandonizaguirre2963]

After watching the John Wayne Gacy episodes of this series, I'm so hyped for this one.

[@Jm649]

I don't know why people label him as Complex, like he was doing battle with himself etc. I think he was just a sociopath.. A very prolific one. Who was good at pulling the wool over people's eyes and getting out of things. He literally did it time and again before he was caught

[@alzenahasrie]

and he's not even a psychopath...

[@Jm649]

@@alzenahasrie what is he then

[@alzenahasrie]

@@Jm649 there are always people who are not fully familiar with the case but comment stuffs like this. if you unironically labeled him as a psychopath, you ought to at least read one book or read a documentary about him. he was diagnosed with many mental disorders but ASPD.. his primary personality disorder was borderline.

[@ninaedwards345]

@@alzenahasrie you people are weird just straight odd

[@8luvbug]

@@Jm649 even all of the psychiatrists couldn't come to an agreement on what Dahmer was so your guess is as good as anyone else's. I also think he was a psychopath too

[@MsRose00]

I would keep my Netflix alone just for the docuseries. Keep ‘em coming!

[@ThanosShouldSnap]

Imagine being a relative of one of Dahmer’s victims.. Hearing this is coming out must be tough..

[@apok1980]

Sometimes you have to let the police know that this is being thoroughly documented and you will make sure they are held accountable if they fail to do their job. But I know, sometimes that’s not enough

[@KitNKayBoodle]

Definitely not enough. Especially when you're black in the 70's and 80's, only a couple decades after African Americans finally got rights as people.

[@invalidusername201]

@@KitNKayBoodle blacks*

[@AmberDoubleU]

This looks good! Just got done watching the mini series with Evan Peters and that was really good too!!

[@iz1932]

Why he gets a Netflix series and this ?! Isn’t it enough ? Stop giving this man attention

[@BMovieMadness]

Don't watch it. Problem solved.

[@yogicentralyt]

He deserves all the attention, sad he had to die the way he did

[@Achilles645]

Because people are fascinated with her If you aren't don't watch it.

[@AlicexCapulet524]

I’m not even done with Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and Netflix is dropping ANOTHER one?! I’m getting whiplash from all these docs and series they’ve been dropping 🙌 keep it up!!!

[@almasakic1148]

yo for real i'm so psyched. Dahmer is 5*****

[@lenam.5429]

As much as I’m watching these Netflix documentaries about Jeffrey Dahmer, it really is disturbing to see Netflix having to release 2 documentaries on this guy. Isn’t it kind of hypocritical to name the victims at the end of the documentary, but then release 2 documentaries as if this guy should go down in history?

[@TheOnlyOnesLaughingPodcast]

At 0:14 in they used a shot from Godzilla (1998) when the baby zillas are trying to bust through the Knicks’ shower door 😂

[@PhillyJT]

That creepy "ah oo ah ee" is awesome.

[@kkatie007]

I'm looking forward to this!! So many times throughout the series I felt uncomfortable, I was sad, needed a moment...seeing the series portray the victims, that was intense. The acting in the series was absolutely phenomenal and extremely hard on Evan, I'm glad he had much support on set throughout the uncomfortable scenes etc..

[@187mrsmith]

Imagine being able to tell everybody u like pork chops and some meat went bad and that was enough to get the police to be like OK sure np there was a dead body on the floor when they brought the little kid back to him And they almost brought another victim back to him even when they seen blood on the bed they grabbed the handcuff key and had they not seen pictures they probably would have left again smfh! To think the courts actually overturned their suspension and let them come back after the failed 2 do there jobs!

[@lucycormack985]

Am I the only one getting chills down my spine watching this

[@lonelyenchantress2172]

Yep I remember when it hit the airwaves..😬

[@juliekk5960]

I finished the DAHMER series. and Evan did justice to the character. love him since American horror story. after series, one should watch this documentary, cant wait for it.

[@nakoda787]

I was hoping there would be more tapes revealed. This case is so interesting.

[@187mrsmith]

The two cops trying to justify them given the kid back to Jeffrey Dahmer is unexcusable and then to think they got suspended just to have it overturned and let them come back on they should have been fired and prosecuted you had the witness of two daughters and a mother that even called up afterwards to check up and see what was going on and try to continuously let him know that that was a child that that was not a grown adult but the police decided to be negligent and ignore it because hey it's the hood who cares he's white in a bad neighborhood let's give him the benefit of the doubt

[@187mrsmith]

Niece Nash was brilliant once I' seen her in the new Netflix series already knew it was gonna be good an well acted! It's crazy how pin point everything is to the story and it's not for the faint of heart to watch it's not easy 2 watch Knowing that majority of the people will not be saved or spared Off the neglect of the police officers

[@المجرتيني]

Glenda Cleveland in the series is almost completely fabricated compared to the actual events

[@ZCraftX]

Finally, I've been waiting for Dahmer tapes ever seen I watched the Bundy tapes. Y'all also released a drama series which is awesome!

[@tahina2286]

Currently watching the series which is very well-done and can't wait to see this one, Conversations with a killer series hasn't disappointed so far with Ted and John !

[@PRATTAYYTer]

Waiting for this...thank you Netflix...we want more of this!! 🔥🔥❤️❤️

[@refrizz]

watching the netflix dahmer made me cry over so many innocent young lives , these men could have been saved from torture if the authority cared enough. so sad

[@emileigh6524]

The amount of sympathy for this man doesn't surprise me 😑. It's easy to see how people's biases helped his murdering self going on for so long.

[@jakebiomask]

Dahmer is infinitely fascinating. Watched and read a lot of him. Currently watching the Dahmer drama series, which is great. He's really unique in that he actually confessed to his crimes in detail when he was caught, and actually expressed remorse for what he did. Can't help but feel sorry for him as well as the victims, i fully believe that if someone got him some help when he was a teenager he wouldn't have become a serial killer. His father tried but he didn't realize the full extent of Dahmer's problems. Ted Bundy was evil, Dahmer was sick. Just an incredibly interesting and tragic piece of history all around.

i agree!!

[@oscarhilton6032]

Nothing can justify his terrible deeds. This is a monster, what kind of sympathy can the relatives of the dead have? Jeffrey Dahmer deserved the death penalty in the electric chair, like Ted Bundy, there can be no leniency. Well, even though he was killed in prison, this is the most appropriate punishment for him.

@@oscarhilton6032 well, he wanted to die so. and even if he got the death penalty it wouldn't been so quick like with ted bundy. he would probably still be in prison today.

[@jakebiomask]

@@oscarhilton6032 Who ever said anything about justifying anything? The point is if he got help early, he probably wouldn't have become a killer. Thats why he and his father did so many interviews. To tell other parents what to watch out for. Also, Dahmer himself said he wanted to be executed. He didn't even fight back when the guy killed him in prison. This isn't Ted Bundy, who was terrified of being executed and tried everything possible to delay it.

[@SaltStorm007]

@@jakebiomask Bro....you get a like for the profile pic alone💯One of the best onscreen mullets in cinematic history ! Hope you and yours have a blessed one bro💯😂

[@patrickhessler9360]

Netflix, pay the victims family’s for opening sealed wounds just for our entertainment. A part of The profits should go to them! NOW

[@mazvitaselemani]

Netflix is in loveeee with this guy

[@dylanjohnson4624]

They know a lot of people are fascinated by Jeffery Dahmer.

[@liamwalpole3873]

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!

[@iknowyouvebeenwaiting]

Why am I just now finding out that there’s a Netflix series 💀 I’m always late to these things

[@user-c8n7j]

Just finished watching the show and I've never been more impressed by someones acting than I am by Evans. He is amazing!!!!!

[@samisjustexisting7585]

Why is he everywhere? A series was just released yesterday and now this? I'm in cuz I enjoy such shows but I hope ppl don't simp for him and forget that he literally mvrdered people

[@dylanjohnson4624]

Jeffery Dahmer renaissance and I’m here for it

[@evanmomin9122]

Those Police should have been terminated for ignoring the calls

[@courtneyparrish8576]

Y’all talking about the police. I was tripped out on the judge

[@citations1ml503]

I'm so happy that this show is succeeding

[@kamdevil]

This… This right here is why I love Netflix. Ain’t no other streaming channel gives what Netflix does.

[@missydonald6381]

Some of these comments are sick af

[@FreenBeckyFB]

Yes I agree

[@krisvallejo74]

Joe Berlinger docs are so good

[@devink.hansen4686]

This is going to be a great but disturbing series.

[@emilybrown7224]

Back in the day a lot of serial killers literally either was locked up and let out or they basically got a way with a lot it’s crazy

[@kimmyfreak200]

the people who stand up for dahmer and say he was just a repressed, oppressed, lonely soul need to see this because it shows u more into his twisted soul... he was evil..he didn't care if his victims suffered... he downplayed and minimized ... i hated hearing the word intimacy and companionship cuz those both require consensual participation like energy exchange, talking, laughing, and bonding... when you are unconscious or dead that's not a companion...to dahmer they were just his "play thing" his friend Tony he called "the deaf mute guy" dahmer makes me SICK and i'm done trying to be understanding... it was extremely cruel what he did to his young, beautiful victims...and their families have to live with this pain the rest of their lives...enough of the defending of dahmer and making it seem less severe than it really is...remember the victims and their smiles not dahmer the killer...

[@Pidol.Chichi]

One of the reasons why i can't unsubscribe Netflix..

[@SaltStorm007]

This should be a good one💯

[@MariaAlves-ok4ys]

Netflix rocks serial killer documentaries.

[@damn671]

This show is a 10/10. From the actors, story transition to dialogues... perfect. I can't wait until what you guys do with John Wayne Gacy. The clown killer

[@Soflajess]

they did him already!

[@Ishitonyou666]

It’s always Bundy, Dahmer , Gacy , Ramirez . Repeat cycle .

[@radioactive.rabbit]

My thoughts on this are, we shouldn't be fighting the person, we should be fighting evil. Which includes trauma in every way

[@cmk9495]

I’m not sure if I will watch the series with Evan Peters, but I’ll probably check this out. Some of this stuff is just really hard to digest. True crime fan, but damn. This case is beyond disturbing.

[@bethelmenil8786]

I had mixed feelings after watching Dahmer the show, and this, rollercoaster ride with this man.

[@LoveHandle4890]

I’ll never forget the film “My Friend Dahmer”.

[@erianamendess5628]

Me too!!

[@yogicentralyt]

Is it worth watching? I am loving the Netflix series!

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

need 2 watch ,He wasnt nobody dam friend

[@The808Mixmaster]

Ross lynch could have been great if they casted him in this series as well

[@annihilus6724]

Beat goes so hard

[@breakmynose]

Been waiting for this!!

[@bethanym723]

Evan peters is the only reason why I’m watching this. It was really hard getting past the first and the second episodes.

[@SweetGee321]

Its so good !! ❤

[@ydaas3055]

Great documentary

[@helmutrosendal]

yesss i love these tapes docs!!! the focus gotta be on aileen woundss next!

[@ChuckysOveralls]

There is a certain demographic that damn near worships this guy. They relate to him and have more sympathy for him than the victims. Almost like the victims weren't actually real or human so their pain and suffering is merely entertaining. Can't imagine why.

[@_.-_Crimpy-_..-.]

People who relate to him are lonely losers

[@jacksonsparrow8865]

When does this release

[@Gratefulman1965]

I lived through all Of these freaks. This type of stuff should not be made into shows, The Gacy’s, Bundy’s, Dahmer’s and Wayne Williams’s of this world should never be turned into entertainment. Absolutely disturbing that this type of topic is considered T.V. Entertainment.

[@hamiltonv1]

It’s a documentary. It’s educational. It’s interesting to try and understand his demented psyche (although know one ever truly will). The public has the right to know.

[@writtenbyonika97]

@@hamiltonv1 Why? Why does the public have the right to know? Smh.

[@smackdowngod]

First the Bundy tapes. Then the Gacy tapes. Now the Dahmer tapes. Damn!

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

LMSAO

[@firsttry2]

I love the hypocrisy of this society : everyone says he’s a monster and it"s true, but everyone want to make money with his story and people have a fascination with serial killers.

[@anthonycampos8057]

Because its true crime. Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Hannibal Lector, and Leatherface werent real. Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, Ed Gein, Ed Kemper, etc were all real.

[@almasakic1148]

Just fninished....fascinating, horrifying, made me cry

[@xD-fo8pf]

Without a doubt... this is one of the cases that impacted me the most (so far) after seeing the case of Albert fish, Junko Furuta (Although Junko was a poor victim of 4 sons of bitches)... I just wonder. Why do things like this have to happen? Can things like this be avoided if someone realizes what a person is going through? unfortunately things like this will continue to happen even in the future there will be a more gloomy case and unfortunately like these, I will simply say, take good care of yourselves and take care of your loved ones

[@mariabeis5226]

When's it coming out???

[@paulinas6860]

I have goosebumps I cant wait to see it. Also because even though I watched so much stuff about it I still have mixed feeling. Something like this lady said...

[@anonxmus]

UGHHH October 7 needs to hurry up I just finished the Ted Bundy and John Wayne Gacy tapes it's so disturbing yet interesting to hear the words of the actual killer on tape

[@sandwichdude1944savepalestine]

That's my own private little world, and I can complete control

[@DangerousParent]

After watching Netflix's excellent Dahmer documentary/series watching THIS series, and hearing it in his own words, and in his own voice, may very well be worth a watch🤔

[@sonyaailynn9095]

can we PLEASE stop giving this man attention.

[@alejandromolinac]

As long as they make flicks with hot guys playing him... It will be back in 15+ years...