Jeffrey Dahmer: Behind The Crimes Of A Cannibal Monster

[@courtneyhill1136]

“He wasn’t getting caught because he found clever ways to dispose the bodies” uhhhh no he got away with it for so long because of police incompetence.

[@kazimierzmalewicz3604]

there’s obviously more than one reason why he didn’t get caught for so long

[@hilariousvibes3717]

You don't seem to understand the dynamics of life back then. Gay people weren't important

[@10PcMcfuggit]

Not to mention completely ignoring many calls that would've saved lives

[@stanmil5495]

Alot of the netflix show is bollocks making out that all the calls from blacks were ignored, judging them for actions of their time not the super woke hell hole we live in now

[@andrewotero5353]

It was both

[@derinaries]

Im fascinated by his face. He never looks the same. Even in the thumbnail, one side of his face differs from the other.

[@frankartale1026]

Bingo, i said the same thing. He looks different in every shot.

[@leonhardt6105]

There are psychological theories that this is an indication of a multiple personality disorder, and psychopathy. One side of the face is one person, the other side is another person

[@derinaries]

@@leonhardt6105 I was thinking that as well. He looks vastly different in every photo or interview.

[@LeeFinlay-Napz316_JFT97]

If you look before he went to jail he was slim but once he got in jail the weight went on. I’d say solitary confinement and medication Deffs put weight on him

[@HILAL19564]

True

[@tatt4music]

One thing you got wrong was saying he was not a sadist. He didn’t enjoy the actual killing. He truly only wanted control and not to be alone. That’s what makes him so different than so many other serial killers.

[@EVNL576]

He was a lonely soul, that’s what triggered all his crimes. I do feel sympathy and empathy for Jeff but he did deserved the death penalty. He threw his life away, he thought he could always get away with it. He did wanted the death penalty and good thing God granted his wish because solitary confinement is “living dead.”

[@tomtom3201]

If cause he enjoyed the killing he even said himself about the sex and violence were intermingled together yeah violence so how can the actual killing not be part of his fantasy he enjoyed doing disgusting things to there bodies once there dead this is his motivation real sick depraved things things he could not do with a alive person

[@tomtom3201]

It's all to do with his attraction towards the Vicera and the internal organs so so twisted

[@DragonIsNotASlave]

He’s not insane. He knew exactly what he was doing every step of the way.

[@kellyedey8573]

There was a lot wors than Jeffrey Dahmer.

[@evansdarien5125]

That’s insane. If you know what the hell you doing and you still doing it and you know it’s wrong your pretty damn insane!

[@emiliagolden4441]

He sure did, he admitted that

[@scottcastro9383]

Insane is a legal term. He’s clearly mentally ill regardless of legal sanity.

[@jagatheeldest5786]

@@emiliagolden4441 Dahmer saying he's sane or insane is of no consequence. You can't deem your own sanity. I truly don't know if Dahmer was insane or evil. But what I've gathered from all the docs and interviews I've seen, is that the state and the prosecution were going to deem Dahmer sane no matter what. There was no way they were going to allow Dahmer to be found insane, and be put in a medical facility. They wanted him behind bars, and off the streets forever. Understandably so...But it's also worth noting that when this happened...and everything came to light...they weren't really concerned about his sanity. The police had made a lot of mistakes, and they weren't going to drop the ball again.

[@maritzasanmartin7775]

I dont understand some of the "facts" in some of these documentaries, she says they had sex with his first victim the hitchhiker , from other sources that's not the case.

[@hbkgreatestever]

This one seems to be way off. They didn’t even get a dude that looks like him to play him. Lol

[@tomtom3201]

She got it wrong hicks was not gay

[@fernandadmc]

I've watched many documentaries about Dahmer and this is the first time I heard someone saying they had sex. Hicks wasn't even gay. This lady is wrong.

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Exactly. I think Hicks, being hetero, was a little taken aback at Jeff's advances, wanted to leave and decided to make an awkward, hasty exit... so Jeff killed him with the barbell on the spur of the moment. Jeff was so desperate and lonely he just wanted ANY someone to stay with him.

[@brendaalfonso9236]

Jeffrey knew how to talk his way out of a crime he had committed to the police officers for 13 years

[@VredesStall]

I think a big part of that is because Jeffery just doesn't look like a criminal. Police just looked at him probably the same way most other people did: An otherwise unassuming plain, bookish-looking white guy who was hiding in plain sight.

[@cjones1693]

I went to high school in the mid 2000s and people went to school drunk and high all the time and were never serial killers

[@lornarettig3215]

Wowsers - I went to school in the 80s and no one went to school drunk or high. Where was your school?!

[@77Creation]

Yup…things are in decline.

[@pablosorto7012]

I was one of those kids. I’d take liquor inside of a coke bottle. Drinking 1st period 2nd period I was taking Xanax by the time lunch came I was high as a kite. I remember one time the last period of the day everyone had left I was still in class sleeping one my closer friends woke me up. Glad I was able to leave some things behind me.

[@nedkelly3251]

@@pablosorto7012 I do the liquor in a Coke bottle thing but at work every day, I've been trying to stop but its hard.

[@pablosorto7012]

@@nedkelly3251 Hey man we all cope with thing’s different as long as your not hurting anyone. It also makes time easier. I’m no one to judge.

[@nopenope1194]

"That kind of thing doesn't happen here"... Ed Gein musta been so forgettable...

[@jacobbaranowski]

Ed Gein has been portrayed in several movies 🎥 Psycho, Texas Chainsaw Masicer, Silence Of The Lams, so nobody is forgetting about Ed Gein.

[@shotty2164]

He killed one person. Other than that all he did was dig up 30 something bodies and fucked around either their body parts.

[@razony]

I can't help to think about all those guys that served next to him in the Army, in Baumholder W. Germany in the early 80's who sat next to him in the mess hall or in the barracks. I could have sat next to him eating his lunch... I didn't find all this out till he was killed in prison. There was more than a couple of personnel that came up missing around the post. Makes me wonder.

[@mlee_wood3778]

a few men have come forward saying he sexually assaulted them while in the army so I think it's totally possible he murdered while there as well

[@razony]

@@mlee_wood3778 Thank...I'm one straight mother f-cker!

[@razony]

@shadow link ??? Sorry, this is the adult version of YT. Click on the menu bar and go to learning/gaming. You'll be happy there.

[@tommyteal6824]

Bomb holder more like it I was there in the 60s what a crappy place

[@noneya1987]

My uncle had coffee with the guy a few times when he was a truck driver in Milwaukee. He said he seemed like a normal guy, but then again my uncle wasn't Jeffrey's type.....

[@danielmurphy3058]

My father was a very abusive man toward me and the other 15 siblings. I didn't turn out to become a serial killer. So, try not to make an excuse for that monster that ends up being the most heinous, heinous serial killer of all time.

[@LaughingKarrot]

Steven hicks was not gay

[@MetalForLife1970]

Was gonna say this the first time I heard he and Dahmer had sex....I don't think that woman knows what she's talking about unless I'm missing something

[@Blueknight1960]

Dahmer not having any empathy doesn't mean shit. I don't have any empathy for other people and I'm not a serial killer.

[@bmxerqf882]

That's exactly what a serial killer would say though...

[@DragonIsNotASlave]

Psychopath.

[@JEBPsych]

Most psychopaths/sociopaths aren't serial killers They have no capacity for empathy whatsoever...they just express it in less physically violent means. They do a ton of damage to people's lives, but it's fiscal and/or psychological wounds.

[@tonysopranooo1]

@@JEBPsych jeff wasn't a psychopath, he was obsessed and in love with all his victims psychopaths don't get attached like that.. he was just mentally ill and disturbed but not a psycho

[@the1streich339]

Get your facts straight before you try making a documentary. He did not spend 10 months in prison. He was allowed to leave for work and had to return to the jail during the day since he worked nights. It was not prison. It was a work release program at the jail house.

[@1SaraB]

Yeah, this is a bit sensationalized. Oddly paired with a story that needs no help with that.

[@levihinman9875]

so what

[@the1streich339]

@OIOIOIOIO thats not prison tho

[@raynatribo5163]

Agreed. The Steven Hicks story is wrong as well. They didn't have "relations".UGH! Why do these documentaries get most of this wrong?

[@truthseeksme9994]

So none of you care that JD harmed Adam Walsh too huh?..

[@cheryltunt7868]

I thought Hicks was straight?

[@disturbedDROO]

Cannibals never go hungry because they can always make themselves a snack.

[@grace.luvs.youuuu]

Oh..that’s..that not..

[@corvettemustang1]

he should of wrote a cookbook lol could you imagine if he had an air fryer the creations lol

[@phnigra111]

At 05:43 .. what a dumb thing to say .. Right, alcoholism almost always leads to people becoming serial killers!

[@pattyraczynski9566]

Abuse and alcoholism have not proved to be the two components of a serial killer, these were coincidental. Dahmer was born to kill…he would have found his victims if he wanted to. He needed help and basically cried out for it, but no one listened, and the police turned the other way.

[@jadiquaify]

Jeffery wanted to have a companion but he had a addiction starting with drinking and I think he suffer with social anxiety he needed to have immediate therapy because that would would’ve saved so many lives .

[@revekat2053]

He also had fantasies of sexual violence.

[@truthseeksme9994]

He refused it.

[@jadiquaify]

@@truthseeksme9994 that’s my next point I don’t think he was remorseful at all . Some inmates said Jeffery would put ketchup all on his meals and act like it was body parts . 😑

[@paticzek007]

@@jadiquaify wouldn’t trust what other inmates said lol

[@jadiquaify]

@@paticzek007 i can’t doubt them either not wit Jeffery 👀💯.

[@williamtanguay2781]

"Found work at the local chocolate factory." Packing fudge...

[@lovepet4565]

Im The same age as Dahmer, and parents did put their teens in treatment alot where I grew up! So i call Bullshit His parents were too involved in their own lives He was too weird to be dealt with comfortably Like Nik Cruz

[@vam-rw2hd]

Thank you for pointing this out it was his grandma too

[@veronicagray7386]

Can’t just blame the parents

[@mayan9458]

Does anyone else find it even worse that his apartment number was 2…13 and he lived on Killborn road? Weird.

[@Dialdd]

The first victim was straight they did not have sex, some of this doc seems to be for show

[@berlindamoustafa1887]

Could have been a taxidermist.

[@wickidbloodymetalqueen7901]

I was craving Five Guys before it was a restaurant!!!

[@MeeMee-gz5vp]

Oh my Lol

[@CapsFan]

So was your mom.

[@leewilson1316]

This joke is kinda lame but I'm gonna throw it out here anyway: What did the police find in Dahmer's bathroom? Some head and shoulders...

[@wickidbloodymetalqueen7901]

@@leewilson1316 I just met you and this crazy...I'm a cannibal and you look tasty😂🤣🤣😂🤣

[@leewilson1316]

Here's another one just for you! 'Why didn't Dahmer's last living defendant take the stand?" Because he didn't have a leg to stand on!

[@jacobbaranowski]

Samuel Little, called the most prolific serial killer in US history by the FBI, dies John Rogers Associated Press LOS ANGELES - The man authorities say was the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history, with nearly 60 confirmed victims, died Wednesday in California. He was 80. Samuel Little, who had diabetes, heart trouble and other ailments, died at a California hospital, according to the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. He was serving a life sentence for multiple counts of murder. California corrections department spokeswoman Vicky Waters said there was no sign of foul play, and his cause of death will be determined by a coroner. A career criminal who had been in and out jail for decades, Little denied for years he’d ever killed anyone. Then, in 2018, he opened up to Texas Ranger James Holland, who had been asked to question him about a killing it turned out Little didn’t commit. During approximately 700 hours of interviews, however, Little provided details of scores of slayings only the killer would know. A skilled artist, he even provided Holland with dozens of paintings and drawings of his victims, sometimes scribbling their names when he could remember them, as well as details such as the year and location of the murder and where he’d dumped the body. By the time of his death, Little had confessed to killing 93 people between 1970 and 2005. Most of the slayings took place in Florida and Southern California. Authorities, who continue to investigate his claims, said they have confirmed nearly 60 killings and have no reason to doubt the others. "Nothing he’s ever said has been proven to be wrong or false,” Holland told the CBS news magazine “60 Minutes” in 2019. Previously reported:Convicted killer Samuel Little, who claims 93 murders, is 'most prolific serial killer' in US history, FBI says The numbers dwarf those of Green River killer Gary Ridgeway (49), John Gacy (33) and Ted Bundy (36). Almost all of Little’s victims were women, many of them prostitutes, drug addicts or poor people living on the edges of society. They were individuals, he said he believed, who would leave few people behind to look for them and not much evidence for police to follow. Indeed, local authorities in states across the country initially classified many of the deaths as accidents, drug overdoses or the result of unknown causes. Little strangled most of his victims, usually soon after meeting them during chance encounters. He drowned one, a woman he met at a nightclub in 1982. He was nearly 80, in failing health and serving a life sentence in a California prison when he began confiding to Holland in May 2018, after years of refusing to talk to other authorities. Once a strong, strapping boxer who used his powerful hands to strangle his victims, he was now using a wheelchair to get around. Holland has described Little as both a genius and a sociopath, adding the killer could never adequately explain to him why he did what he did. Although known as an expert interrogator, Holland himself said he could only guess at why Little opened up to him. The ranger did work tirelessly to create and maintain a bond with the killer during their hundreds of hours of interviews, bringing him favorite snacks such as pizza, Dr. Pepper and grits and discussing their mutual interest in sports. He also gave Little assurances that he wouldn’t be executed. Holland would address Little by his childhood nickname, Sammy, while Little called Holland Jimmy and once told the Los Angeles Times he’d “found a friend in a Texas ranger.” He told “60 Minutes” he hoped his confessions might exonerate anyone wrongly convicted of his crimes. “I say if I can help get somebody out of jail, you know, then God might smile a little bit more on me,” he said. A transient who traveled the country when he wasn’t in jail for larceny, assault, drugs or other crimes, Little said he started killing in Miami on New Year’s Eve 1970. “It was like drugs,” he told Holland. “I came to like it.” His last killing was in 2005, he said, in Tupelo, Mississippi. He also killed people in Tennessee, Texas, Ohio, Kentucky, Nevada, Arkansas and other states. Kentucky authorities finally caught up with him in 2012 after he was arrested on drug charges and his DNA linked him to three California killings. When he began recounting the other slayings, authorities were astounded at how much he remembered. His paintings, they said, indicated he had a photographic memory. One killing was solved after Little recalled the victim wore dentures. Another after he told Holland he’d killed the victim near a set of unusual looking arches in Florida. A victim he met outside a Miami strip club in 1984 was remembered as being 25 years old with short blond hair, blue eyes and a “hippie look.” As he continued to talk, authorities across the country rushed to investigate old cases, track down relatives and bring closure to families. Little revealed few details about his own life other than that he was raised in Lorain, Ohio, by his grandmother. Authorities said he often went by the name Samuel McDowell. He was married once, Little said, and involved in two long-term relationships. He claimed he developed a fetish for women’s necks after becoming sexually aroused when he saw his kindergarten teacher touch her neck. He was always careful, he added, to avoid looking at the necks of his wife or girlfriends and never hurt anyone he loved. “I don’t think there was another person who did what I liked to do,” he told “60 Minutes.” “I think I’m the only one in the world. And that’s not an honor, that is a curse.” Associated Press writer Don Thompson contributed from Sacramento.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

With the US insanity clause, it's next to impossible to be found not guilty by reason of insanity. Just the slightest effort to avoid detection means you have the capacity to understand the nature of what you're doing, and you're not insane. That's probably as it should be; a lot of an SK's actions are totally nucking futs, but the killer isn't insane.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

In Santa Claus.

[@Blueknight1960]

That's a bullshit plea. Sane or insane doesn't make a serial killer less dangerous.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

It's because serial killers appreciate the wrongness of their actions. Even deluded people do.

[@nemonucliosis]

I read somewhere that when Dahmer went to KFC he preferred dark meat.

[@michaeldaniel73]

Well, the white meat are big breasts…

[@IndianRedd]

Is that Neanderthal humor🥴?

[@nemonucliosis]

@@IndianRedd You'd know.

[@IndianRedd]

@@nemonucliosis no my skin is full of melanin and urs needs sunscreen to go outside😭😭😭 ur the Neanderthal

[@idil90622]

These reporters always say "this kind of thing does not happen here, it is a nice community" But somehow, it is always happens in the "nice communities". Weird

[@thomasarmer7771]

Don't go to Hell: you'd meet Dahmer and his fellow criminals.

[@fanert1]

so heaven with jehovas whitness is better? atleast Dahmer and friends are intresting to talk to

[@Road_Rash]

You can't go somewhere that doesn't exist...or meet people who no longer exist...

[@77Creation]

Please believe, hell is going to be filled with familiar faces.

[@Road_Rash]

No it won't...no such place...

[@tommymorgan4677]

@@Road_Rash Thanx, just my thought.

[@Bobshouse]

Harold Schechter's speech drives me nuts.

[@krissyhuisheere6666]

I grew up in MKE and when this story hit the paper, my grandma said that he couldn't have done all of this because he was such a nice looking young man. I think he was actually incredibly smart and if he could have controlled his urges, he may have been a very successful man.

[@truthseeksme9994]

You're lucky you both weren't a teen boy...might have been you - could have ended up feeling what acid feels like; as it's burning and eating through your brain, while you fight unbelievable fear. Btw, He has a connection to Adam Walsh.. 😒

[@schrisdellopoulos9244]

Your grandma wouldn't like you proving to the world that she had no critical thinking skills.

[@scotsman6712]

Jeffrey Dahmer was a real jerk.

[@scottcastro9383]

That’s your take away? He kills 17 people and your conclusion is that he’s a jerk? Interesting.

[@gawthic1]

Reporter: These kinds of things don't happen in the midwest. John Wayne Gacy: Am I joke to you?

[@MyChemRomance]

"Skuh-lee-tul remains" I don't know why I found that pronunciation amusing.

[@BlueBelle-711]

He didn’t kill stray dogs.

[@nassalad]

Ikr ? Where did that info come from lol

[@sabrinaesliger8437]

He just needed help, he never had a chance

[@madzgville]

… there was nothing wrong with him. He was just sick

[@mikaelasvensson1590]

@@madzgville if u are sick, there is something wrong with u....

[@Bastet32]

Everybody needs to go WATCH THE INTERVIEW with the black woman who called the police. She revealed how corrupt the cops REALLY were and what they did to her, trying to keep her silent.

[@yaseminplaceboful]

Hello there from a Dane living in Norway. I've studied serial killing for many yrs bec. I am very interested in both the psychological and genetic component to the inner workings of serial killers. Of course I've also seen all docs about Jeffery Dahmer numerous of times through the yrs. In this narrative about Jeffery Dahmer from "about Crime", I am a bit puzzled as to why they didnt include Dr. Park Dietz, because he had many hours interview with Jeffery over a period of time/weeks, and in Dr. Park Dietz assessment on Dahmer, theres a lot of thoughts that, in my mind make particular and direct sense as to Dahmer's inner psychological workings. I agree with Prark Dietz that Dahmer actually didn't like to kill as he would get him self drunk before the killing, because if not, he couldn't kill. So Dahmer weren't after the thrill of the kill itself, but rather he the almost frantic hunt for that symbiotic-connection, as he wanted to gain a full an all-consuming relation with his victims so that they didn't leave him. All of the above with keeping in mind, that Dahmer of course, like all serial killers/serial offenders, also developed and experimented. And just another note: I'm a HUGE fan of Fred Dinenage, I'm almost sure his surname is spelled like that...... and so every chance I get to see docs where Fred is the narrativer, I'm definitely on it. Thank you Fred.

[@Bwahahahaha1]

Did these people do their homework before being interviewed for this documentary?

[@JasonSmith-eu4ng]

One thing nobody comments on or elaborates on is the pills he used to drug his victims, certain benzodiazepines literally put you into a blackout state especially when combined with alcohol. So I am curious how many of these pills he was consuming himself. I am not sure about the 70’s and the availability of these drugs, one would believe he would require a prescription for them. So realizing that he was probably on them does cast another light on his actions and his ability to function in society while committing his crimes. There is a hell of a lot of people who wake up in jail after using benzodiazepines, and they have no clue what they did to get arrested. They are a heavy anti anxiety medication. A argument could be made that if he wasn’t using the pills he may not have done the things he did, or he would have confessed much earlier or sought help for his mental health problems.

[@jamesanderson6373]

So many things wrong in this video.

[@jeLoesje]

I used to be a big fan of this series but the facts & timeline are presented so inaccurate it makes me think that every episode I have seen is sensationalized. 😑

[@FUELBandicoot]

7:28 Jeff Dahmer and Steven Hicks did not have sex before Hicks went to leave.

[@idil90622]

The reporter lady kept repeating that this kind of thing is not supposed to happen to a nice community like here. Makes me wonder if she thinks there is a community this kind of thing IS supposed to happen to?

[@nikkibrown1601]

The actor playing him looks nothing like dahmer. What the hell?

[@dannysee1]

Jeff had to be Jeff.

[@bridgetrushing1991]

This is very inaccurate and lazy done . Please have people who know what happen be in your documentary.

[@طعنةغدر-ث8ت]

Approximately one week after the murder of Smith, on or about May 27, Dahmer lured another young man to his apartment. On this occasion, Dahmer accidentally consumed the drink laden with sedatives intended for his guest. When he awoke the following day, he discovered the man had stolen several items of clothing, $300 and a watch. Dahmer never reported this incident to the police, although on May 29, he divulged to his probation officer that he had been robbed

[@RETUSAF1995]

What is a African American and where is Africa America?

[@Road_Rash]

I think it's somewhere between central 'Murica n' south 'Murica...it's one of them other 'Muricas for shore though...

[@scotsman6712]

I'm a proud Scottish American.

[@sound-nin6852]

this entire thread gives me a headache

[@Ruby0465]

So what was he doing for 9 years?? 🤔

[@geeterdun5966]

sucking at life

[@RealAaron317]

He was baptized and became a Christian before he was murdered in prison. Meet his former pastor at a church event I used to go to before I moved

[@deniseshephard3347]

Dahmer knew what he was doing he wasnt insane Ed gein is another example of the depths of evilness

[@tommymorgan4677]

I don`t agree, Gein was a very special case. Not simple like he was just evil.

[@shotty2164]

Gein only killed one person. The rest of the “victims” were bodies he dug up front their graves. They’re not very much alike.

[@scottcastro9383]

@@shotty2164 2 people

[@derinaries]

Gein was insane, not evil.

[@Igneous773]

Baptizing him in the name of the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit is titles. You must repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ if you want your sins washed away.

[@damonsullivan5525]

Yes

[@maritzasanmartin7775]

Must be nice to have your sins specially Jeff's, just washed away. Perfect

[@michaelwells1783]

What makes me sick is the experts that justify this Evil

[@naimanura]

he looks like my flight instructor 😭 now i dont know how to feel

[@whataf3562]

😂😂 Relax

[@naimanura]

@@whataf3562 😂

[@paulandrew4415]

I can look after myself, but drugging is a different story

[@Venomous_471]

Can y'all do a documentary on Graham Young- the tea cup poisoner?

[@cantagiousca5220]

Do one on samuel little the black man that killed more people that any white man

[@JahBreed]

Remorse😂Ben Steins a bit confused.

[@JustinC._]

A lot of untrue statements made in this. Not a sympathizer but both the victims and dahmer deserve to be portrayed honestly. He might have been a monster but he decided to tell the truth, that should be honored by keeping the facts straight. The story is bad enough without adding anything to it.

[@anaiscoulin202]

This documentary has so many inaccuracies.

[@mrsdahmer8]

Tracy Edwards was NOT in his underwear when he ran out of the apartment 🙄

[@matthewmoore8468]

You can see his polaroid collection online… only if you have the stomach.

[@Dee-kc5zg]

What website?

[@ohwell94]

Hard pass tyvm

[@shasyb4301]

The nieghbors complained to landlord who had spoken with Domar few times about the smell coming from his apartment.Yet two cop walking with a fourteen year old child naked bleeding from his bottom ,look in a room with decomposing body. Decide it’s a lovers spat, and threaten to arrest two Blk women who called them, the women said they know the boy, and that he is in danger and need of medical attention. They insisted they leave or be arrested. The cop left the boy there with a hole drilled in his head, and he was killed after they left. Sad part is his older brother was killed bye Jeff years before him. Stop talking about how clever this people are when it’s simple a lack of police attention cause they don’t look like the people that they tend too lock up. Aka doesn’t look like a criminal bull.

[@jamesanderson6373]

*Neighbors

[@jamesanderson6373]

*Dahmer

[@anatsky7]

The older brother was molested, not killed. For that he got a joke of a prison sentence which allowed him to continue working during the day and report to prison at after work.

[@mikaelasvensson1590]

The brother was not killed by Dahmer, he was drugged and raped, but he wasn’t killed.

[@mandib8772]

What about the women he murdered?

[@anatsky7]

What about them?

[@maritzasanmartin7775]

Didn't know about that, really how many ?

[@darnellanders8768]

They keep talking about how Dahmer's apartment look like it was normal from the surface but what about the shitty smell. that was the biggest red flag. The first two incompetent barney fife officers should have detected the smell of death. Are they not trained for that?? All it would have taken was a background check..

[@ns_railfanner7299]

Devastation.

[@derinaries]

The "Jefferey" in this upload looks nothing like real Dahmer. Come on guys.

[@2KMMC2]

No, you guys got a wrong first of all they were hanging out and he realized that Steven Hicks wanted to hang out with girls and he kept pushing the gay thing and he was like I’m gonna go and that’s when he stopped him from leaving you guys are so wrong. I hate when people push wrong information as the real thing.

[@tinaharris4082]

Is it me or is jeffrey dahmer a lot like Dennis Neilson same MO only Neilson never resulted to cannibalism as far as I'm aware.

[@domjacob]

Don't think they needed a confession. Pretty 'darn tootin' obvious whodunnit, lol.

[@emmaransford]

He Killed for company

[@terrytwotoes3225]

Why does the nurse speak so annoyingly

[@Rob_Frmthe_NorthSide]

Born & raised in Milwaukee and let me tell y’all a lot of the commentary is lies lol no one was saying or thinking the shit they saying 😂😂😂

[@slushie6089]

If you guy actually want to understand Jeffrey dahmer, just go watch the real interview with stone Phillips

[@user-ge6uo2ry2b]

What are the chances that today, if Tracy was walking down the street, half clothed in handcuffs, he would have been shot or detained by police. It was dark, he was in a state of shock, might have been unable to communicate. He could have been shot or arrested and Jeff would have gotten away again.

[@conscious4247]

Oh get over yourself..

[@FatiFleur-jn7ky]

You think the 90's were a better time for black men in the USA?

[@conscious4247]

He would only be detained if he was belligerent and resisting arrest - and he would only be shot if he posed a direct threat to the police officers/charged them with a weapon. If Tracy behaved today exactly as he did on that day, the outcome would still be the same.. I'm sorry to burst your race baiting, cop hating bubble.

[@blacktooth3336]

@@FatiFleur-jn7ky Today is the BEST time for black men in America. Police are to scared to arrest black criminals so they are not persecuted for doing the right thing. If the black criminals are arrested they are let out the same day to continue committing crimes. It's a shame!!!

[@darnellanders8768]

😅I'm thinking Charlie Carl Brandt was the most horrific serial killer suspected of killing at least 26 women by decapitating their heads and cutting out there hearts. He started at a young age of 13 shooting and killing his pregnant mom and shooting his dad who survived and even tried killing his slightly older sister with the same gun that jammed so instead he went to strangle her but she managed to talk him out of it as he laid on top of her during the struggle. His crimes began in 1971 and they only senthim away as a jevenenile to a mental hospital for a year which is when his father demanded that they release him in his custody and mind U sponging his record as if it didn't happen. It's then said he killed a 14 year old girl whom he kidnapped at the bus stop killed and decapitated her head placing it in a old rusty paint can in the year 1978 at age twenty right after graduating with honors from college. He then killed other sex workers and a homeless woman living on a boat. At the end of it he killed his wife by stabbing her over 7 times and niece whom he was infactuated with by decapitating her head and cutting out her heart and then committed suicide by hanging himself upon the rafters in her garage.

[@mojofilter2285]

Dahmer gets baptized the same day Gacey got the death penalty n wasn't his last victim called Bundy

[@markwilson4690]

There was also a solar eclipse on that exact day. CRAZY

[@markmadonia2867]

I don't like a lot of these documentaries that have a tendency to give excuses as to why these people are the way they are

[@trickolas78]

My favorite serial killer ❤️

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

I'm kinda fond of Gein myself...Boston Strangler too.....

[@jacobbaranowski]

Samuel Little, called the most prolific serial killer in US history by the FBI, dies John Rogers Associated Press LOS ANGELES - The man authorities say was the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history, with nearly 60 confirmed victims, died Wednesday in California. He was 80. Samuel Little, who had diabetes, heart trouble and other ailments, died at a California hospital, according to the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. He was serving a life sentence for multiple counts of murder. California corrections department spokeswoman Vicky Waters said there was no sign of foul play, and his cause of death will be determined by a coroner. A career criminal who had been in and out jail for decades, Little denied for years he’d ever killed anyone. Then, in 2018, he opened up to Texas Ranger James Holland, who had been asked to question him about a killing it turned out Little didn’t commit. During approximately 700 hours of interviews, however, Little provided details of scores of slayings only the killer would know. A skilled artist, he even provided Holland with dozens of paintings and drawings of his victims, sometimes scribbling their names when he could remember them, as well as details such as the year and location of the murder and where he’d dumped the body. By the time of his death, Little had confessed to killing 93 people between 1970 and 2005. Most of the slayings took place in Florida and Southern California. Authorities, who continue to investigate his claims, said they have confirmed nearly 60 killings and have no reason to doubt the others. "Nothing he’s ever said has been proven to be wrong or false,” Holland told the CBS news magazine “60 Minutes” in 2019. Previously reported:Convicted killer Samuel Little, who claims 93 murders, is 'most prolific serial killer' in US history, FBI says The numbers dwarf those of Green River killer Gary Ridgeway (49), John Gacy (33) and Ted Bundy (36). Almost all of Little’s victims were women, many of them prostitutes, drug addicts or poor people living on the edges of society. They were individuals, he said he believed, who would leave few people behind to look for them and not much evidence for police to follow. Indeed, local authorities in states across the country initially classified many of the deaths as accidents, drug overdoses or the result of unknown causes. Little strangled most of his victims, usually soon after meeting them during chance encounters. He drowned one, a woman he met at a nightclub in 1982. He was nearly 80, in failing health and serving a life sentence in a California prison when he began confiding to Holland in May 2018, after years of refusing to talk to other authorities. Once a strong, strapping boxer who used his powerful hands to strangle his victims, he was now using a wheelchair to get around. Holland has described Little as both a genius and a sociopath, adding the killer could never adequately explain to him why he did what he did. Although known as an expert interrogator, Holland himself said he could only guess at why Little opened up to him. The ranger did work tirelessly to create and maintain a bond with the killer during their hundreds of hours of interviews, bringing him favorite snacks such as pizza, Dr. Pepper and grits and discussing their mutual interest in sports. He also gave Little assurances that he wouldn’t be executed. Holland would address Little by his childhood nickname, Sammy, while Little called Holland Jimmy and once told the Los Angeles Times he’d “found a friend in a Texas ranger.” He told “60 Minutes” he hoped his confessions might exonerate anyone wrongly convicted of his crimes. “I say if I can help get somebody out of jail, you know, then God might smile a little bit more on me,” he said. A transient who traveled the country when he wasn’t in jail for larceny, assault, drugs or other crimes, Little said he started killing in Miami on New Year’s Eve 1970. “It was like drugs,” he told Holland. “I came to like it.” His last killing was in 2005, he said, in Tupelo, Mississippi. He also killed people in Tennessee, Texas, Ohio, Kentucky, Nevada, Arkansas and other states. Kentucky authorities finally caught up with him in 2012 after he was arrested on drug charges and his DNA linked him to three California killings. When he began recounting the other slayings, authorities were astounded at how much he remembered. His paintings, they said, indicated he had a photographic memory. One killing was solved after Little recalled the victim wore dentures. Another after he told Holland he’d killed the victim near a set of unusual looking arches in Florida. A victim he met outside a Miami strip club in 1984 was remembered as being 25 years old with short blond hair, blue eyes and a “hippie look.” As he continued to talk, authorities across the country rushed to investigate old cases, track down relatives and bring closure to families. Little revealed few details about his own life other than that he was raised in Lorain, Ohio, by his grandmother. Authorities said he often went by the name Samuel McDowell. He was married once, Little said, and involved in two long-term relationships. He claimed he developed a fetish for women’s necks after becoming sexually aroused when he saw his kindergarten teacher touch her neck. He was always careful, he added, to avoid looking at the necks of his wife or girlfriends and never hurt anyone he loved. “I don’t think there was another person who did what I liked to do,” he told “60 Minutes.” “I think I’m the only one in the world. And that’s not an honor, that is a curse.” Associated Press writer Don Thompson contributed from Sacramento.

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

@@jacobbaranowski Where's LIttle when you need him? We could sure use him to get rid of these huge amounts of homeless.....

[@the1streich339]

@@dancalmpeaceful3903you need to branch out more if those are your favorites lol

[@emolegend5816]

Me too I can relate to Jeff so much

[@James-lu4hb]

I've read many books about true crime and Jeffery Dahmer is by far the most sadistic one I've ever seen.

[@cantagiousca5220]

We can talk about him coz hes white,shhhh dont talk about samuel little who murdered 90 people coz he's black

[@James-lu4hb]

@@cantagiousca5220 What does that have to do with anything 🤔

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Not even close, dude! Do you even know the definition of the word?? Jeff drugged his victims and then killed them. He didn't even like the killing part of it - to him it was just an unpleasant function of completing his goal. Other than the 2 times he did the drill experiment/lobotomy thing, he didn't do his depraved sh*t until AFTER they were dead. He did not keep them alive and torture them mercilessly for days to enjoy inflicting pain and delight in watching them suffer like most other SADISTIC serial killers. Buy a dictionary.

[@nicholalaw2681]

Sicko.

[@noammiau6683]

pure evil.

[@Igneous773]

Narrator thinks Milwaukee is fundamentally without culpability of sin!

[@slaythembeforeme]

Jeffrey Dahmer was awesome.

[@claressalucas8922]

Perhaps in the before times a single white male who was quiet and kept to himself seemed "normal". I think nowadays those are pretty scary characteristics. In fact, there are three guys in my neighborhood who fit that profile and it wouldn't surprise me in the least to find literal bodies buried in their basement.

[@slaythembeforeme]

It's still normal. Being a single, white introverted man isn't that weird. In fact, most serial killers are extroverted and friendly to lower suspicion of ignorant individuals such as yourself, at least regarding this topic

[@kazimierzmalewicz3604]

lol stay scared of nothing 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@michelllepierce9701]

When these documentaries are thrown out here they need to know the facts. I know he was an evil person and the only thing is is he did not kill animals he was fascinated and collected dead animals he was fascinated with on the inside and how they worked once he began drinking alcohol and trying to understand his homosexuality back in the late seventies early 80s it was considered worse than anything to be homosexual. Just get the facts right when you're doing a documentary don't add your own opinions or your own what you thought

[@elisabetecristina6188]

Its the only serial killer I Love! The others is just a game for wak wak hammer from hell!

[@leorospigg4520]

You are weird

[@trucklifewithjonnystacks5383]

I heard they found a pound of ground Chuck, 3 pounds of Franks and a jar of Gray Poupon in the fridge. I heard his legal team cost an arm and a leg.

[@jk6628]

Can you imagine if you were walking behind him and he past gas.

[@walshy2116]

It probably just whooshed

[@pablosorto7012]

It would probably smell like decomposed bodies or like a penny.

[@jamesanderson6373]

*passed

[@jk6628]

@@jamesanderson6373 thanks

[@derinaries]

Imagine his bowel movements. Must have smelled like death.

[@tommyteal6824]

Let’s face it everybody was fucked up on something when they were at school in the 70s! :-) And the 60s as well.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

Not while I was in a Midwest high school, graduating in '68. A little booze got snuck in once in a while but the '70s insanity hadn't reached Midwestern HS yet.

[@tommyteal6824]

@@indy_go_blue6048 Bullshit I spent a lot of time in Indiana in my youth in the 70s everybody was doing LSD reds all kinds of different shit I don’t know where you were at you must’ve been the geek squad there was always the geek squad kids it didn’t do shit but there was also a lot of party animals and yes not just Indiana Illinois Missouri all around that area so you’re talking to an ex who you’re

[@leart78]

he was a true legend,

[@wyakeedouglas3655]

😲 wow

[@lewisallen3232]

This documentary is so inaccurate.

[@Coco-fc2rp]

Jeepers creepers

[@davidstratman9088]

BOGUS!!!

[@BeccaL2016]

I wonder how his family or at least his father didn’t know he was killing people when he was cutting people in Ohio home and his grandmother place… esp his father is a PHD in chemistry…how much blood in one adult body, there was no way he could hide it…I start thinking he was one of those spoiled brats, my way or high way and his family just went along with him…or even tried to cover up for him since there was no way to turn back… one of the old videos back in 90s interviewed their neighbor in Ohio, she said she didnt think he did all that alone…

[@BasedRedemption]

Ok

[@scottcastro9383]

There’s no way he could hide it and yet he did.

[@jagatheeldest5786]

I saw the clip you're talking about with the neighbor...it was on Donahue. There were a lot of people coming out just to be on tv during that time. That woman was obviously just seeking her 15 mins of fame. She says Dahmer couldn't have done it alone. But she provides no examples, or reasoning for her accusation. Nothing she said has ever been substantiated by the evidence, trial, Dahmer or anyone else. It was literally just that one woman making the accusation, and it's pulled directly from her ass..

[@berlindamoustafa1887]

Ann Schwartz is a know. It all dont like her .

[@thomaskeicher2115]

He

[@cesarbolet2181]

He was a sociopath...cold, methodical, calculating. Not insane.

[@2KMMC2]

Another lie you guys said wow God, you guys lie a lot. He got discharged from the military because that was when it was first found out that he had molested a few people thought that he had slipped them some sleeping pills. No, I was starting to like the show and now it’s like I don’t even believe the story you’re telling anybody no

[@frankpaya690]

It looks like Liz Cheney is a contributor in this video?

[@carrera2320]

HIS BIPOLAR