Jeffrey Dahmer: The Milwaukee Cannibal - REAL Crime Scene Locations 4K

Join us as we visit the REAL Crime Scene Locations of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, also known as the Milwaukee Cannibal.
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[@lagomoo2255]

Grandma walked out like micheal myers from the side

[@raymondnesbitt8751]

The way the old lady comes out from around the corner of her garage after telling you to leave was terrifying 😂😂

[@LeeTheVet]

lol Right, but at that time, Michael is on public property. She can't do anything but observe.

[@janicewright6375]

She completely creeped me out!

[@user-wv6mg1ul8p]

@@LeeTheVetshe seem like one of those people that just likes to be rude

[@tylergrissom9357]

@@user-wv6mg1ul8p I think you're reading too much into it. The much more likely explanation is that she is aware of her property's history and deals with unwanted tourists appearing to see the infamous sites semi-regularly. She has clearly been around to live through the events as they broke in the news. Now she probably wants to live in peace.

[@thecluedaver178]

I was just there a few minutes ago and seen her out front doing yard work haha😅

[@meeky0420]

I’m glad he made a full confession. Some crimes never get solved, leaving families wondering forever.

[@user-fy4il6ce8f]

He might be a monster but atleast he was an honest one most documentaries I’ve seen on serial killers just deny everything because they can’t come to terms of what they are

[@shireenramnarain4005]

Did he give names of victims? Cos their body parts were acidified n disembodied

[@vixiria2534]

@@shireenramnarain4005 they found the victim’s licenses, I think. They have names of all the victims. Just look it up if you want

[@rudiechinchilla6746]

He was discovered and cornered

[@giovanna722]

@@user-fy4il6ce8f John Wayne Gacy denied being responsible for his crimes right until his death. It was his way of tormenting the people that caught him.

[@mrmatias2618]

This quote: '' It's none of my business'' is a dangerous phrase. People should care about everything that happens in their community, especially weird things. This gentleman could be caught a long time ago if the community could just pay more attention to what was going on in their surroundings.

[@jossangeles4011]

The citizens were alert. They kept calling the police to no avail.

[@mrmatias2618]

@@jossangeles4011 Believe me brother, the police will never be able to capture all the Jeffrey Dahmer out there, it requires the community coming together by taking ownership in solving their own case with or without the police support otherwise many Jeffrey Dahmer will be unnoticed for a long. Action done by a community is not a crime, it is called a strike.

[@Nortongroove]

Did you say “gentleman”? You are seriously disillusioned, this guy was a MONSTER,,,,DUH!!!

[@rosemarymcgrory-eb2gd]

It was the police who let Dahmers victims down .. not the general public

[@SplicedPipBoy]

I couldnt imagine being that old woman living in that house. She must get hounded all the time by people. And she had probably told quite a few people to leave her alone. I could never live in that house just knowing what type of man used to reside there......

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

If she was smart....she'd be charging people money....hell, I would. Give me $2O and you can film all you want. Give me $35 and I'll give you a fucking interview. At her age, she looks like she could use some extra income.

[@ladynikkie]

I'm surprised they didn't tear that building down. If I was that old lady I would sell that place off immediately, I don't care if it's in a nice neighborhood or what there's no way I would stay at a house that was owned by a serial killer.

[@bettyvanderhooven-schmaasc4235]

@@dancalmpeaceful3903 ouch

[@ScarysReviews]

@@dancalmpeaceful3903 $50, stay the night, $75 you get breakfast.

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

@@ScarysReviews EXACTLY - A person after my own heart. If YOU find yourself in a position like that, embrace it FINANCIALLY. Seriously, I'd be making money off of it somehow and someway. If people are going to be coming around.....might as well make a few bucks for your trouble of living there.

[@j.s.connolly8579]

True story for you... I was a delivery driver in the late 80's to early 90's, when Dahmer was doing his murders in Milwaukee, and I actually made deliveries to HIS ACTUAL APARTMENT 213! I had made several deliveries to the Oxford Apartments and the reason why I was sent was because I was very familiar with the neighborhood, And EVERY TIME i did a delivery, to his place... I could smell HORRIBLE SMELLS coming from his place! When I made the very last delivery to his apartment, the smell was SO BAD that I could smell the stink from down in the foyer after he rang me into the building. I couldn't WAIT to get away from there! Not to mention, I started to get really bad vibs from the building... and I got to a point where I told my bosses that I didn't want to do deliveries there anymore! I told them that there was something VERY, VERY BAD going on there and I wanted to tell the police. They told me not to contact the police. I had always wished I would have?! I wished I would have done SOMETHING?! :( I never could understand HOW the other residence of The Oxford could even STAND living there with that smell?! They HAD to have known SOMETHING was very off?! I will NEVER forget this OR meeting him! He always seemed to have Dead Eyes?! Just creeped me out! Thank You for doing this Vid. This is a story that so many don't know or never heard before!

[@suzannemaria5594]

I betcha that's the main reason for tearing down the building..the stench permeated the entire building.

[@dean9235]

That's terrifying to think you came close to Dahmer! I live in England and we had a couple called the Wests' who killed twelve people and buried them in their back garden! It's all so bizarre.

[@shaniceturner7640]

That’s crazy

[@ermahamilton5001]

the smell, sounds of struggling lives, boys going in, but not returning. Apartment people do not mind their own business. Everyone who smelled the death smell had to have known wring stuff. I am still blown away that neighbors, friends, manager, police just let it go.

[@shadowmoon5445]

Lol ok

[@StilettoRedhot]

I don’t get how people would not know it was human decay causing the smell. A fellow in my apartment building passed away and nobody found him for a couple of days and the smell was overwhelming…after 2 days. Everything in the apartment had to be hauled to the dump, it permeated everything. There is no other smell like it and it is sickening. Cops should have noticed it right off.

[@arianagrandefan934]

carline I'm with ya. the cops shod have known the smell. or at least get a warrant to search his house. I can understand people bot realising what the smell was. dahmer really wish he got caught earlier. the lives he took. the pain he has caused. him and another killer I think his name was Derek Nelson are the most sick twisted serial killers ever. I'm so glad that advanced tech has made it easier to catch serial killers. that's why u think there has not been a serial ee in the USA for a super long time. I really hope the advanced tech continues

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

Yup, it’s even more insane that Cops helped an escaped victim back into Jeffrey Dahmer’s apartment and they noticed the foul smell but didn’t investigate any further. Jeffrey Dahmer also had the body of a previous victim laid out on the floor at that time.

[@StilettoRedhot]

@Charles X dead bodies do not smell like sewage. It’s a totally unique smell. Sweet, decayed, very strong, putrid. It’s not even like that of an animal. Different. You know when you smell it. It’s like instinct.

[@manweezy4823]

@@arianagrandefan934 Dennis Nilson

[@arianagrandefan934]

@@manweezy4823 that's the other one

[@claireelizabeth2049]

when you showed the 14 year old boys grave, the amount of sorrow and grief i felt. it was so silent and heartbreaking. none of the victims deserved what happened to them and especially not that poor little boy:(

[@peggypeggy4137]

I can't believe those cops delivering that kid to Dahmer on a silver platter. They were standing in his apartment which smelled like death. This kid didn't even look 14 let alone 19 like Dahmer said. He was drugged, incoherent, bleeding. They should have caught him right then and there instead of sending that kid to his death.

[@manuelrams]

😫

[@Robert-nu4vc]

@peggypeggy4137 Actually, it didn't smell like death, at least not at that time. They described it as a chemical smell. Dahmer had lots of cleaning chemicals as well as acid in the apartment. Acid has a smell to it as well. It's not illegal to have cleaning chemicals in your home.

[@thesolitude]

I think the lady who lives in that house is used to people passing by taking photos. She probably gets a lot of questions too. I would never ever wanna live in such a house knowing what happened there.

[@rainesbobo]

Right?!

[@jakai6625]

yeah like how tf does she stay there..veryy creepy. a lot of white ppl are weird like that. like wtf

[@greysonG10]

Yeah it's her own fault, maybe don't move there if you don't want people taking pictures of the place.

[@anlace3447]

@@greysonG10 or maybe there should be more people who are respectful that it is her house...

[@greysonG10]

@@anlace3447 Wishful thinking.

[@joanna7350]

That police officer told that girl to "shut the hell up". Both cops got fired for how they handled this, but they appealed and got their jobs back. What a joke.

[@thomas_csthomas2636]

So true. This is why killers originate .police who get their jobs back when they didnt do their basic duty is equally corrupt and criminal

[@martinamartin8852]

Then they got vindicated, paid for the duration of their involuntary leave and promoted. What a system.

[@mig1017]

Man that's f'd up

[@JuaniPodrido]

And still happens thanks their union, they're never going to change.

[@Dude0000]

Hi, I’m a representative of the Police Union. 😵‍💫Those policemen did nothing wrong 😵‍💫 Ok, thank you, glad we can all agree.

[@Joyful2320]

You guys deserve a show on tv, this is so awesome and informative !

[@mr.garlicman3134]

A lot of people don't have TV's. They stream TV shows on the internet on computers and tablets and phones. So that Is why a lot of cable companies are discontinued services with customers for cable and satellite. Plus cable and satellite is more expensive than internet services a month.

[@davidswing3385]

​@@mr.garlicman3134 correct, and that's why there are so many new streaming services coming out like MAX and Peacock because streaming is taking over and cable tv is becoming less common .

[@marcodarko6941]

Truly one of the most disturbing cases I have heard in my life. His ending was quite fitting. I will never forget that family member of one of his victims there in the courtroom. It is chilling and it still chokes me up.

[@russianinzoom4372]

But I'm upset that he was killed, it's too easy end for him and he should be more studies by psychiatrists

[@marcodarko6941]

You make a good point I suppose.. but on the bright side it is more air for the rest of the world.@@russianinzoom4372 And really there is enough crazy stocked up in this world, so on that note may he r.i.p... rot in pss.

[@marcodarko6941]

And speaking of studying psychopaths.. There's plenty out there in Washington d.c. (the district of criminals) that are equally as disturbing as j.d. and hide many dark secrets to pick from and study.

[@crashers17]

It's strange that Jeffrey Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy,were both arrested multiple times and let go. They killed so many men and boys when they should have been caught early on. So sad and extremely disturbing. Anyway,great video Grimm,you always cover the history very well.

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

Here is the thing, most serial killers are experts at blending in and being disarming. They don't set off peoples lizard brain and alert them that there is a predator near by.

[@troysierra5228]

Unfortunately, these were the times. When homosexuality was driven into underground. People didn't want to deal with what wasn't accepted socially. That's is the system failure for the victims, by society and the police that returned the victims back to the perpetrator monster. In those days, people double victimized the victim. By saying, they deserve it. They are gross by who they are!

[@Yatukih_001]

Its simple. The mainstream media creates these so - called serial killers. I heard real murderers are thus not allowed to be interviewed. The idea is to scare people into not going to certain places and not going out at certain hours. If the cops suspect you of anything you are investigated and then arrested and not investigated just to be allowed to leave the police station. The end goal is to make you behave irrationally so its easier for the police to arrest you and then you are not investigating the actor based reality. If I am right then it means if you kill somebody that is a confidential matter between your family and the victim´s family. After the actor strike we suddenly started hearing these stories about spree killers and mass shootings, school shootings and so on. Prior to that we heard mostly no such stories. If you realized that you are living in a beautiful paradise and that world peace has actually been achieved, that would mean the end of the ability of the mainstream media to have any influence over you. If gun legislation was relaxed and more people could defend themselves then the media would be forced to stop airing endless stories about never ending killings and sprees and people being sent to prison just to escape. The people who stage these events are members of families who are part of the film industry. The people who tell you the news about serial killers and events involving all kinds of action on TV are the same ones as the ones who make the action films. The people who sell you the drama are the same ones as those who make the drama films. Those who sell you fantasies on TV are the same ones as the ones who make fantasy films. Those who sell you alien and UFO stuff on TV are the same ones as the ones who make the science - fiction movies and TV show. Therefore ergo sum, those who tell you all these horrible stories about all these murderers caught live on television are the same ones as those who make serial TV events covering action, suspense and thrills. To deliver you the most up to date action, suspense and thrills.

[@mj.l]

never underestimate how stupid, bigoted and incompetent the overwhelming majority of cops are.

[@uncooldispatch5438]

Almost like it was planned? By someone

[@BMoney77]

That old lady scared the crap out of me. I wasn’t expecting her to just pop up lol

[@thesolitude]

She scared me too. Very unexpected but he handled the situation very well.

[@shaniceturner7640]

Same here

[@followthereaper666]

Same I jumped

[@rpk4btw]

This is a sensitive topic. I think you covered this perfectly with a lot of respect to the victims and their families. Terrific job!

[@blondieb6946]

I was 13 in 1991, born in 77. Cannot imagine my family enduring this. My heart goes out to them. Loss of a loved one changes us, and in that way, absolutely unimaginable. Bless all the victims and loved ones of the victims left behind of this monster.

[@Stingray-ly2om]

I just watched the entire Dahmer Netflix series. Very disturbing. You guys did a very good, respectful video about this monster. I'm 5 months older than Dahmer and remember all of the news coverage and can relate to the time frame very well. Out of all of the movie monsters you can think of, nothing is scarier than a normal looking person.

[@tonshmar]

I don’t believe AT ALL that Jeffrey Dahmer killed Adam Walsh.

[@jaslenelove7008]

Idk... He looked creepy to me.

[@Austyn_Young7]

I love it lol

[@klass_1221]

Same. Just finished the binge watch.

[@billb89]

I’m watching it now, it’s the only series or movie that has made me physically ill watching it.

[@leesashriber5097]

He was my neighbor and we went to Revere High School together and rode the same bus. He was the quiet guy that got picked on but you could see in his eyes, he was thinking up evil. You covered this tactfully and with fascinating facts. I just wish he was actually taken into custody when he was pulled over. Steven Hicks was in the back seat dismembermend. Sadly so many people could have been saved. I can't imagine what poor Steven Hicks went through. I worked the dig at the house in Bath, as I was working towards my medical examiner and Forensic Pathologist degrees.

[@JohnDahleAL]

It is amazing how banal evil like Dahmer is and how close at hand a guy like him can be. What did you think of the movie they did recently on him? Did it do your town and his story justice?

[@leesashriber5097]

@@JohnDahleAL , Bath is a good sized township nowadays but was much more secluded and quiet back when I grew up thru the 80's and 90's. Honestly, we could not believe he did all this in our small town. We couldn't access our street for weeks. News and helicopter crews were everywhere. We noticed that the movie was, for the most part, accurate. His mom was a mentally healthy woman. His dad was a kind soul who tried endlessly to help him in all areas of his life. Dahmer was left alone ALOT for long periods of time. That had to damage him, as well. I personally liked the movie! Have a blessed day. 😊

[@Barnabas45]

Probably being picked on didn't help his psyche?

[@leesashriber5097]

@@Barnabas45 , he was a loner in HS but did some freaky stuff even in class and school in general. I'm sure his mom played a huge roll in his life because she was never there for him.

[@Aquamatiic]

@@leesashriber5097 was it true, did you guys really do the dahmer?

[@auzziernvdl]

I’ve read all of his confession to the police. I believe he did tell what he could remember of all of his crimes. He even called the police back for days and days when he remembered something. I believe the more sober he got, the more he remembered.

[@athenavan2242]

Or he called the detectives when he wanted a cigarette break or a cup of coffee

[@almasibillings3359]

I personally think your behavior with evil is obsessive just to say you are “respecting history” is interesting

[@gelfeatherweight5335]

@@athenavan2242 one way to look at it

[@athenavan2242]

@@gelfeatherweight5335 it just seems some of the things he discussed he had already stated, it was obvious he was catered to by the detectives to get him to talk to them and how convenient if I want a cigarette and coke or coffee and to be able to get out of my holding cell for a bit, I could just say hey I have something I remembered I need to tell you. His lawyer was against him talking without them there but he did it everyday. If you look at the documents it has date and time he gets there and when they return him.

[@viktorcheng2061]

If Adam Walsh was one of Dahmer’s victim, he would have admitted it

[@baylez4533]

I love that you added the actual news casts. This was very well done. 👍🏼 Thank you.

[@joshukaotasowie1864]

Idk how people could live in a place where horrifying crimes was at…but you did a good job documenting this

[@Wk32eze]

Right my black ass couldn’t do it

[@abdoutouzani1071]

we'd have to leave earth if we lived according to those guidelines.

[@Robo-xk4jm]

you never know if someone was stabbed or shot once on the same street or public location that you frequent everyday

[@flocaine]

@@Robo-xk4jm that’s different but this man was a cannibal and horrible things

[@matthewharvey9968]

Well I live in Chicago which is not too far away from Milwaukee it’s actually a very very nice town

[@sydneycostantino1574]

Weird fact: my parents almost bought the house from Jeffrey Dahmer‘s grandmother, but my mom said she wanted too much money for it, but the wood work was Beautiful. And One of my family members would carpool with Jeffrey Dahmer when he worked at the factory for a short time. And! This one is a bit of a stretch but… my mom’s friends mom was Jeffrey Dahmer‘s dentist… 😬

[@D-Rizzle653]

I’m glad that the world is much more aware of the signs of people like Jeff

[@jeffstewart3342]

I believe its JEFFREY

[@CEO_FADeD]

Glasses? Gay? Which signs?

[@ElectricBoogaloo]

​@@CEO_FADeDsigns that a person could become a murderer, because when Jeff was a child, he would explore the dead bodies of animals which could be a sign that someone could become a murderer

[@CEO_FADeD]

@@ElectricBoogaloo OP didn't specify that. They just said, "signs of people like Jeff". Let them respond for themselves. P.S., Those occurrences don't always turn out like that. There's a LOT of variables to consider in order to give a solid diagnosis. I've come across a ton of "morbid people" that turned out to be highly regarded Forensic Pathologists, bringing people to justice and giving families peace. These "signs" don't hold up as well as you think.

[@ElectricBoogaloo]

@@CEO_FADeD alright

[@usamahat-thahabi3522]

Had to subscribe just off the pure professionalism you display all around from content, narration and the way you displayed the old building into the video was amazing. Keep up the great work!

[@shannon3n8]

Thank you for being respectful and mindful of property owners, not trespassing or jumping gates and fences. Kindness, honesty and basic human decency are (sadly) going they way of the dinosaurs. Y'all are good people!

[@miles9273]

Yea told to leave 5 times and continued to stand there 😂

[@j.warburton5269]

You must be kidding, Shannon.

[@gentlemangaz3651]

@@miles9273 he was on public property at that point

[@davidschnell5457]

She said go away and he just stayed there, wdym😂😂

[@MrJabez89]

Respectful? Did you even watch the video? Go back to 9:30. He clearly trespassed and walked away as slowly as humanly possible.

[@simonb7861]

i always appreciate how you guys dont glamourize these monsters like a lot of other youtube channels do you always show respect to the victims and thats unfortunately very rare these days keep up the great work

[@abone2pick]

I don't think I ever seen a KZbin video glorify this guy in any way and I've watched countless videos on him. maybe on like reddit or other weird websites . if I could get a link to these "other KZbin channels" that would interesting to see

[@simonb7861]

@@abone2pick I didn’t say anything about glorifying anyone Im talking about glamorizing these loons You see it all the time with people like Charles Manson and Ted bundy For the most part it’s all about the killers and not about the victims But Michael and Jessica always make a point to talk about the victims and show them respect Respect to the grim life for that

[@TheTwistedMystic]

Any video about these pricks counts as glorifying them dude even when they virtue signal in the beginning, don't mean shit. Just admit it, we all love the macabre.

[@Boreal_Spirit]

Lol the way the elderly lady just watched him from behind

[@C.M.S.recordingsstudio]

I just watched the serie on Netflix and I watched your upload again. This man was crazy on a high level! Thanks Michael and Jessica for taking us on this tour.

[@matthewfarmer6830]

This one is a lot better than others on KZbin, you Mike knows how to show us like it's educational with a documentary to it. It has a haunted feel and sound. 👍👍🙂🎃

[@lilliancofresi4776]

Ok he died

[@mikitolppala7502]

@@lilliancofresi4776 what?

[@MIWBailey666]

@@lilliancofresi4776 What? 🤔

[@lauran.9427]

For some reason back in 90's in high school.. my English Teacher asked our class to write a paper and presentation on serial killers.. which is odd looking back.. I was one of the last students to have to pick and at the time.. Jeffrey Dahmer was in the news..and YEP....I was that kid...who dared to do... Unbeknownst to me when choosing this killer....I actually had an uncle who was FBI that worked the Dahmer case.. My presentation..he allowed me to bring legit pictures that nobody expected.. including heads in the freezer.. hands in the fridge..etc..... I had nightmares for months after researching everything for this presentation and paper.. and to this day...that human still gives me nightmares And lived and still reside in Chicago...

[@chippaflix]

As a kid and teenage growing up I used to be so fascinated with serial killers. Im glad im not the only one. Im not fuckin crazy like them, i just find it so...interesting to read about what they did, how they did it...i dunno. Glad i found this channel. glad to see more like minded people like me are out there.

[@Lucy-ek6ne]

Your not thee only one I have loads of book on serial killers can't get enough.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

I'm right their with you.

[@MultiKarukaru]

Same!

[@madelinemontgomery8626]

Yes. Because you really want to know what is in their mind to cause them to do these things.

[@afro__g5217]

I used to be the same way and would even act weird like one just to drive people away. I was a crazy and dumb kid lol. If it helps, only people I killed are in Call of Duty Black Ops 2. Looking back, I could never understand why i liked serial killers and now as an adult they infuriate me for what they did.

[@MarsheaDugans]

Your vids are so very detailed and informative. Keep em coming!!

[@lisacompmanley6528]

Great video, I live in Milwaukee, WI and let me say no one has nor will ever forget this. But you have done this video very tastefully.. now with the Netflix series more people are here doing videos and ask questions and talk about it. I agree it's history and needs to be told.

[@J.D.M.476]

I have mad respect for you two for the way you always point out that their is no glorifying these people and your refusal to show gory images etc. And the way your hearts truly go out for the loved ones of victims. Very professional and thoughtful you are. Love you guys.

[@andysmith9243]

Not glorifying in that sense but they are making money off this… lol

[@goldenretrievermom7945]

Respect? Making an old lady fight for him to leave her property? How is that respectful? And by the way, just making this video is glorifying it. The news channels have already documented all there is to know. There's nothing he is doing besides trying to make money on the internet.

[@J.D.M.476]

@@goldenretrievermom7945 You watched it. Why did you watch it?

[@goldenretrievermom7945]

@@J.D.M.476 If you check my history, I stopped watching when I saw he was so rude to that lady. I didn't know he was such an asshole when I started. I'd never seen the channel before the day I commented, which was the day I watched.

[@thedarkknight1357]

​@@goldenretrievermom7945good thing you left too. We don't need little crybabies like you sticking around and ruining things

[@markhall8874]

Still remember this happening like it was yesterday, I was 30 yrs young and lived about an hour and a half south of Milwaukee at that time. The thought of Dahmer and Gacy living locations being so relatively close still boggles the mind. Another fantastic video by you two, many thanks to you and your channel.

[@alyssiakirkhart]

You are one of the kindest souls I've ever seen. Thank you for doing what you do, for being respectful yet thoroughly informative. The research you've done is outstanding, even knowing where the victims are buried. An outstanding documentary.

[@amie661]

You did a really great job at documenting this, really interesting yet disturbing seeing these places in something other than a movie or remake

[@jacquiharrison2425]

Very sensitively done. Excellent level of research with due respect given to the victims. An ex colleague of mine was involved in his psychological assessment. She said he was one of the most difficult cases they had assessed. Well done for your report.

[@EdMcCornhole]

You can tell his anxiety level , impulse control and the fact he’s hiding something just watching him flip through the magazine in the home video.

[@movetact6719]

I was saying the same thing boy was way gone that would of been a red flag right there.

[@jessoh2648]

I thought the same thing!

[@gemmaraine]

Especially when asked about his apartment. He gets nervous and twitchy when asked about people going over to see the apartment.

[@magnol1a_]

No you can't, you only say that because of hindsight.

[@EdMcCornhole]

@@magnol1a_ always a denier of observatory facts.

[@lukeD33]

I appreciate you doing this , always wanted to see the significant locations. Great video

[@Hrithmus]

Just watched the Netflix show and came across your video. Really good, i like how you explained each area. Good job man

[@kristycartwright4743]

Always enjoy your content. Knowing about the cases is one thing but seeing the destination and all the research y'all put in takes it to another level. Thank you for all you do!!✨✨💫

[@mikomon309]

Yup; lived in Milwaukee during that time. Graduated from nearby Marquette university. Remember it all vividly. Particularly the murder of poor Konerak Sinthsimphone. The Milwaukee cops gave Konerak BACK to Dahmer, even when they had him busted. Mind-blowing. You did a very respectful job covering this. Carry on....

[@katieschilke4675]

I live here in Milwaukee as well, I was just a kid but remember it VERY vividly. So disgusting and horrifying.

[@cocoj1976]

Koneraks older brother Anoukone survived being sexually assaulted by Dahmer two years prior. Horrible

[@dukey19941]

Horrible. That poor kid. How they could turn him back to Dahmer is heartbreaking.

[@mikomon309]

@@cocoj1976 OMG... you're right. I'd forgotten about that.

[@markseelow2009]

I think Konerak's murder was the saddest. All the other one's were as well.

[@lu.czuczi]

Great job, as always 👍I knew Dahmer's case very well but like you said, everyone can find or check info online but you do what almost nobody can - u visit and show us all those places. This is great gift for all who (like me) have no chance to go there and see. Thank you so much!

[@darthcheeseburger]

These videos are so well researched and put together man. Having a blast going through them. Fantastic work!

[@timduran2629]

It's hard to cover the material you do with keeping it factual and respectful. You guys do an amazing job. Thank you for sharing!!!

[@artmakerforever3510]

I hesitated before watching this one. You handled it so well Michael. The calm he shows while discussing his actions is terrifying.

[@bettyvanderhooven-schmaasc4235]

What's even more terrifying is that the cops had contact with him and his victims long before he was caught. Complaints about the smell, nothing was done. He was able to be successful because he was white, preyed mostly on minorities and targeted gay men.

[@nickhaswell6011]

Yes strange how he talks knowing he was doing wrong and gone to far etc Why did you do it then very very weird mind

[@craigusselman546]

Have to start eating at home more....Jeff

[@alysongreen8663]

I just stumbled across your video and it was so well done. The quality of the video was incredible, the content was super interesting. I love how you included video clips as well. Some I had never seen before of Dahmer in the home videos. New subscriber here. Now going to check out all your other videos. Thank you for the well made content! 😊

[@TheFoldMusic]

Wow, that footage of him chillin' at Gramdma's (around 6:10) is new to me. Great find!

[@clairecpdxx8862]

The time and effort you put into making these videos is brilliant. You are showing us something educational and interesting without celebrating the life of the criminal. Thank you

[@johnschomer7790]

I was born and raised in Milwaukee and was living there during the Dahmer days. When the news came out, it was a total shock for me, the city, state, hell the whole damn world. I used to frequent a lot of different bars in Milwaukee and sure glad I never ran into him.

[@haileyburrus1416]

The sad part about it is that the neighbor of Jeffrey Dahmer in the documentary she warned the cops that there was something about him that wasn't right but they didnt believe her

[@Robert-nu4vc]

That neighbor in the documentary was mostly fabricated. There was a Glenda that lived there, but she didn't live across the hall she lived in another building nearby. No neighbors reported anything to the police about him in real life.

[@Dying4pie2180]

That's really where the dramatization of the documentary comes in. Glenda Cleveland lived in the apartment buildings behind the Oxford that are still standing today. Dahmers actual neighbor helped him clean his apartment to get rid of the smells. And made no effort to report him.

[@skyangelthefan]

You both did a Great job on the research and putting this together.

[@Choisansforever82]

I've just recently discovered this channel and I've literally fallen into the rabbit hole. This channel is amazing. Keep up the amazing work.

[@ciennelson1514]

I just visited the empty lot of where the apartment once was. There was a hand written note with the victims names listed and flowers tied to the fence. It's rather surreal to be there, standing there, the same location the crimes occurred 30+ years ago. I heard about the serial killer in various media, but it never felt real until I saw those listed names, real people and their families lives destroyed.

[@tiffanymariezaccagnino2599]

This was a great video guys, You were chocked up on some parts where it was hard for you to even talk.. I can understand because this was one hell of a story.. Great job" Much love to you both..🙂👍

[@caltx01]

A great presentation of a dark and disturbing crime in a tactful and honorable way. Well done, Grimm!

[@ericathegypsy4946]

I get such an eerie vibe when looking at these locations. I too remember when all this was on the news and he was caught. I love the way you do these cases and stories. I'm also a true crime buff too!!! Thank you for this,Blessed Be.

[@JHayworth]

As always, you two amaze me with how respectful yet thorough you are on your travels to make these incredible videos. Dahmer was the subject of a report I gave in high school, at the time the story was still a major headline. My teacher wrote "Disturbingly gruesome!" on the paper and gave me an A.

[@markseelow2009]

They both died in 1994.

[@bjw9529]

Yea very respectful trespassing on their property and having to be told to leave 3 times and wouldn’t. What an ass

[@dylanboivin2645]

I cannot believe he was allowed to be interviewed for TV. The fact that he was sitting so naturally blows me away.

[@camcane1]

Bro this case traumatized me as a kid. I'm talking BADLY. I used to think about this weirdo everyday for a couple years. My mind couldn't fathom the fact that a person like this could exist. I used to avoid anything that had to do with him. His mugshot used to haunt me as well. Luckily I'm over it now. I will say that more ppl discovering the case now that the Netflix series is out caused my trauma die down drastically .Idk why that is...

[@LeoWatcher7]

Amazing isn't it how much these things can affect us, like we are all connected in a way - I'm morbidly grateful Dahmer confessed on who he killed as otherwise people may never know what happened to their loved one 🙏🏾

[@666michie]

I was obsessed with this case when I was a teenager! I watched the trial and kept up with the news. Your videos are very informative!!

[@NeoByteNL]

"Love" this kind of content from you guys. Although almost everything has been on the CI and ID channel, you make it look like the viewer is actually there. Well done guys, please don't stop with these.

[@tomraw4893]

You are right. We can read and view everything, but you actually take us there and for that I thank you... I have never for a moment believed that Dahmer had anything to do with the Walsh child's murder.

[@JANGLEPOP1]

Thank you for another terrific video. I completely agree when you say most people can't go to these places and see them. I am in the UK and will never visit your great Country so your videos are the nearest I, and countless others, will ever get to seeing these locations. Please keep up the great work and a Big Thank You for your wonderful videos,

[@Stevo_Drums]

I vividly recall the news coverage and the subsequent trial, etc. I remember exactly where I was when the verdict was reached. This case parallels Gacy as one of the most grim, depraved, sick cases in modern history. Thank you for walking us through it ✌🏼

[@tjacobemxw109]

I have been a fan of the channel for well over a year now and all the videos are great. You did so well with this one just right amount of information and respect of what happened. Always looking forward to new videos and places

[@PatrickVines]

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[@dalebechtel8904]

Love the videos that you added. Gives a different perspective

[@nycoleraines2880]

The woman , across the hall is my Aunt. She said he told her that his freezer was broken and their was rotting meat inside. You may contact me to speak with her directly. She was in there multiple times, but said that he generally kept his house quite neat and clean.

[@chrisfrombelgium946]

Wow! Amazing, very well done! You`ve captured the atmosphere surrounding the murders very well.

[@robynhegedus9783]

I understand the lady not wanting you to film, but she didn't have to be so aggressive about it. I mean, she chose to live there. You were gracious in your response.

[@sophialayne6685]

Right? I visited the house today and I thought "I'd want to know the history of somewhere before I pay to live there." I'd be questioning why so many people are taking pictures and looking at my house. Clearly she knows and deals with it a lot but she chose to live there knowing that's a possibility. It's not a small story, it's huge in history.

[@hellomikie92]

I mean her property her rules. If you have a problem with someone telling you get off their property, then you obviously have some issues. So she had every right to be aggressive. I would of done the same. Getting Permission next time, is great to do though.

[@christopherweise438]

@@hellomikie92 - I'm gonna side with you. Yes....she chose to live there and that comes with baggage, but it wasn't her grandson that committed the murders, and it is her property.

[@robynhegedus9783]

@hellomikie92 Where did he say he had a problem? He was polite. She still could have been nicer about it. There's no harm in being nice, especially when she knows what house she's living in. It's a given people will be tempted to have a peak. He wasn't inside her gate. He still would have backed off regardless and like he said he wasn't trespassing. He just got a little too close.

[@wesleybrown4397]

I agree with your comment She could have said would you please leave?

[@lisaolson1601]

Just watched this, thank you for your tasteful approach to the horror that happened in the town i was born and raised in. I remember watching it all on my tv and mourning the victims.

[@robertmartini6817]

Loving your videos Michael and Jessica, thank you for taking us on your travels!! I'm super excited to watch this one...Happy Halloween🎃

[@user-tv4oc5ox9h]

I love how respectful you are. I would guess a lot of people probably aggravate these home owners or try to take souvenirs. As crazy as people are, I would guess that older woman wants some security and privacy.

[@user-tv4oc5ox9h]

Since Jessica is from St. Louis, next time you come back you should do a cover on Momo. Not too many outside the area know about it, or even people inside the area! The family still owns the property where it was seen.

[@jershumuyo2734]

Yup and I can't blame them for wanting their privacy. On the same hand when you buy a home I hope people did their due diligence. There's no way someone doesn't know who lived in that house. When you buy a property like that you know you are going to get gawkers so I find her ermm terseness a little extreme, especially since she didn't appear to put up no trespass signs.

[@minnesotajames1]

9:35

[@chulo9454]

Who moves into a house like that unless you wanna collect tourist money? All the houses in the world

[@jimellison6157]

Thanks for talking about and sharing history whether it’s good or bad,or even gruesome.

[@tylerreeves3251]

Love that you guys are always respectful❤ I hope the woman realized it too

[@irishjoe9195]

I love how you cover so many different things on your channel! Thanks guys!!

[@lankylady15]

One thing I have always noticed is how respectful you are of the properties and the stories you tell. I do feel that if people are going to buy properties where something notorious has happened, then they really should expect sightseers. It's like buying a house next to a school and then complaining when parents park outside when they're picking up their kids.

[@nicole-mq2dk]

It's not like that at all.

[@bernadetteetienne7932]

FR...if only that was a victims only complaint in life. Pffffft

[@tatsntoys7587]

Hi, just watched your video, credit to you, it's very indepth and well put together, sad events, we'll never forget the victims, R.I.P to all.

[@OSOMIAJOSKI]

So respectful bro I got mad respect for you bro. Stay blessed brother 🙏🏽💪🏽

[@bslayer1027]

This is my new favorite KZbin channel! I love you guys and your content so much… been binging the past 2 weeks!

[@bkkorner]

Another masterpiece from you two..you just keep topping yourselves. Excellent job of research,editing,and reporting respectfully and nobly. Thank you and RIP to the victims!

[@Jordanredux]

Masterful job on this I love the way you present everything, very fascinating video. Thank you for sharing

[@desireeyounger1527]

I appreciate these home videos. I've never seen them!

[@wandaw5083]

I can tell how passionate you are about this gruesome history. Thank you for going the extra mile. (You too Jessica)

[@lisabrown6280]

Love how you are always so respectful of all the places that you go. It means so much and makes me appreciate you all the more. Thanks for all the interesting information. Hope you do more true crime topics. Are there any plans to do the Jodi Arias case? Thanks! Also, please do research on the Blanche Taylor Moore case in my home state of North Carolina. I think it would be a story/place you would love to check out. Praying for safe travels. You are the best channel on KZbin! A new fan....

[@Casombra50]

Very interesting! Thank you for the sensitivity you showed! Interesting fact, my husband lived 2 blocks from Dahmer's apartment in Milwaukee before this all happened. According to hubby, this was not the nicest neighborhood, but the neighborhood where hubby lived was worse lol.

[@carolinasantos2822]

Omg I love this video , thanks a lot dude ❤.

[@jonaelee1082]

I think everyone can appreciate how respectful you are :) these videos are cool very informative

[@MariaMartinez-dt9yk]

Thank you for doing such a good job of going to the locations and describing the events so thoroughly. Especially with this particular case, I can only imagine how you feel I am feeling it and I have a very strong stomach. Keep up the good work.

[@dawnf6617]

I remember when he died. I was living in South Africa at the time and the broadcasters and newspapers gave very detailed reports of his crimes. Can't believe that lady lives in his grandmother's house.. unbelievable. Surprised the house wasn't destroyed.

[@rickthompson437]

Well done Michael & Jessica, another great informative documentary. How strange, with the confrontation with the neighbour (although, perhaps understandable), & yet the Albert Fish episode (a worse creature than Dahmer) you’re not confronted? & also, the property is still there, looking almost pristine, & up for sale.

[@jiveturkey947]

I’m glad you visited the neighborhood in Milwaukee where Dahmer lived. I was working in Milwaukee a few years ago and I had to visit this location. I got a total creepy vibe while walking around the block.

[@bediliarodriguez9632]

You are so professional, well versed, fun, and informative. I’m so addicted to following you two!

[@mnddy1883]

So I was looking for your page and couldn't find it until it just now showed up in my recommendations so glad

[@AlphaMom55]

What an incredibly well put together production. Thank you so much for producing and sharing this video. New subscriber here. Bendiciones. 🙏🏽💙 Oh, btw, I ask respectfully, what does the tattoo on your fingers say or what’s its significance? I’m always curious about people’ tattoos, respectfully. Bendiciones. 🙏🏽💙

[@jacobkubacki2719]

My neighbor was on the MPD Vice Squad & best friends with my father, who was also a cop. He was one of the first people in that apartment. He said it was the Macabre thing he’s ever experienced. Also Konrrack, the kid that was murdered was in my homeroom the year before. I kinda knew that kid. What a major debacle that was.

[@AnyM4jorDude]

Beautifully shot video, respectfully documented. Thank you.

[@huckster66]

I can still remember that day. I drove down to the apartment and saw all the news trucks from all over with the satellite dishes on top of all the trucks.

[@laurag.9958]

Thank you for your great work! Much appreciated