The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes VS The Jeffrey Dahmer Netflix Show

I review, breakdown and explain Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story on Netflix and compare it to The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes. I discuss both of the shows, compare the differences and accuracies and react to how much is fact vs fiction, whilst also looking at Evan Peters performance.
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[@BrainPilot]

Do you think the Limited Series stayed true to the facts in the show containing the tapes? Comment your thoughts below!

[@Cynariaa]

No I hate that they made the 14 year old appear to know who Jeffrey’s as when in reality he didn’t. People really believe the series when a lot of things aren’t accurate

[@justbr34th12]

Yeah and that’s why I like it I like when things stay true to what actually happened to learn about the situation but at the same time are entertaining enough to want to watch

[@prod_indiana.]

@@justbr34th12 it shouldn't be entertaining

[@justbr34th12]

@@prod_indiana. the show is interesting and keeps you engaged stop trying to criminalize me

[@XII-iv1ft]

Show is gay fan fiction and had no care for the actual victims.

[@mariahelganova2927]

I watched it both i dont understand why they changed that they could have write the real neighbour in the story and glenda but the series was still good and evan peters should get an oscar for his acting i hope he is ok after playing a real life monster

[@rellllzzz2473]

Either a Niecy Nash thing, she needed a bigger part or a legal thing the other neighbor didn't sign off on being in the series

[@ckotcher1]

Why do people keep saying he should win an Oscar 🤷🏼‍♀️ He was amazing but it’s a Netflix show!!

[@XII-iv1ft]

Not one victim agreed to be on the series so that’s outta the question, limited series was literal gay fan fiction.

[@hxybrid3110]

@@ckotcher1 so what if it is a netflix show?

[@damianplasencia2708]

@@hxybrid3110 because oscars are only for films

[@Sakura77488]

I wish that an expert on KZbin would analyze and talk about Dahmer being on the autism spectrum, because it's becoming more and more clear that he was. It explains quite a lot about him. 70% of ASD are LGBT as well, and symptoms often overlap with BDP (which he was diagnosed with) and also ties into his OCD behaviour. And many ASD people also have a tendency to self medicate with drugs or alcohol and along with maybe PTSD also experience dissociation. Oftentimes people with ASD have trouble fitting in from a young age and have trouble with reading other peoples emotions and regulating and expressing their own. They might come across as "cold" and "emotionless", but they really aren't. They just don't express it in the same way as most people. Some people with ASD might also have a limited sense of empathy, but not a complete lack of it. A study in the journal "Aggression and Violent Behaviour" in 2014 suggested that Dahmer displayed numerous indications of Asperger syndrome (which falls under ASD) (But note that I'm not saying that people with ASD are more likely to be violent. Most with ASD are not. I myself most likely have ASD too and I have never been violent) And it's also becoming more clear that he wasn't really a psychopath. The Behavioural Panel made an interesting video about that where they analyzed the interview with him where he was sitting next to his father. They concluded that Dahmer was most likely being honest and that he wasn't a psychopath and that there was most likely some traumatic past between him and his father that Dahmer was too afraid to open up about whilst his father was sitting right next to him. I just think it's fascinating to look at the case from a psychological point of view. I always thought that his behaviour was interesting because he wasn't like other serial killers.

[@wegotit2587]

“I’d rather have them dead, then leave.” Unfortunately his BPD and his total narcissism is what made him the monster that he was…not the ASD traits.

[@Sakura77488]

@@wegotit2587 Not saying that it was the ASD that caused his violent behaviour. I just think it played a part in his overall behaviour and in how other people read him/misread him. But he most likely had BPD too. Many symptoms overlap as well between the two. Though I'm not so sure if he was a narcissist. If you're interested, I recommend you check out the body language analysis on him by The Behavioural Panel here on KZbin. It's a long video but very informative. All four of those experts mention that he doesn't come across as a psychopath or narcissist. However, his father (who sits beside Dahmer) does come across as a narcissist, and there were indicators that there was a dark past between them that caused Jeffrey Dahmer pain and he was too afraid to open up about. I'd also like to mention that I think it's very interesting that he wasn't considered a sadist either, unlike many other serial killers who often were psychopaths, narcissists and sadists who loved to torture and kill animals, however Dahmer never did such things, only dissected animals that were already dead. And here's an interesting quote by Dr. Frederick Fosdal, who had interviewed Dahmer for 20 hours; ″They were not brutal, sadistic acts. He said he killed them in the most painless way he knew. It all boils down to the question of control.″ I just find it so fascinating that he stood out from other serial killers in so many ways. But still, doesn't take away the fact that it was horrific. It was all very tragic I think.

[@wegotit2587]

@@Sakura77488 It’s funny you recommend the Behavioral Panel. I wouldn’t trust them if my life depended on their “expertise.” They have dropped the ball SO MANY times (i.e. failing to see red flags of abuse like in the case of Gabby Petito). World renown expert Dr. Ramani is a trusted source for learning how to spot people with behavioral and personality disorders. As someone who has worked with and been around people with serious mental/ behavioral disorders (schizophrenia, Schizoaffective disorder, Borderline disorder, Bipolar types 1 & 2, people who suffer Unipolar Depression, etc)… (Though none of us will ever get the chance to analyze/ talk to Jeffrey Dahmer today….), Jeffrey was most definitely a Narcissist. Did he have the personality disorder? No. However, narcissism often times runs in the family too (which from what I have seen of his father). You pretty much just debunked your own statement about how he was not a narcissist when you gave an example of how his compulsion for “control” over his victims/ sexual desires ruled his life. The ASD is another topic I will not get into (because that is another separate physiological developmental issue). However, Dahmer definitely was narcissistic. He wasn’t overt, so it is more difficult to spot for the average person cause he was very much covert about it. Nonetheless, it always came back full circle with his behavior when it came to ALWAYS trying to have the need to Control and Manipulate. I think the greatest finest example of his covert narcissism was how he was able to manipulate the cops into giving Konerak to him. Yes, it helped that he fit the outward appearance of looking like a clean cut harmless White guy (often the most dangerous in society do everything they can to look as non threatening and helpful as possible), but you cannot deny the fact it takes some serious talent to pull the wool over people in positions of power (the cops), beat the system (like his grand speech to the judge who gave him a slap on the risk for his sexual offense in another case). Chief Psychologist Dr. Norman Goldfarb (Department of Corrections in 1988 for Milwaukee Region at the time)…WARNED the idiot judge at the time that Dahmer was a danger to society and that he most likely WOULD reoffend (and potentially escalate his crimes). Instead, he went with Jeffrey (cause the real one gave a heartfelt speech that was never shown in Netflix by Evan). Like Gacy (who never should have been released in 72), had these stupid judges/ law enforcement did their jobs properly, none of these dangerous men would have EVER been able to kill and rack up so many victims! No person with any serious ASD could EVER pull off the manipulative tactics Dahmer used to mask and get away with his crimes for so long! Even with his defense team…he still could care less about his victims as actual beings that mattered . He wanted things to be about him in all reality, like trying to bring the focus onto him and his compulsions and wanting to find out why he was the way he was. The fact he was totally okay with having his victims die than leave him (his actual words) or kill them (just so he could have a few hours of temporary gratification) screams volumes of his narcissism. Even in death it is very scary how he could still manipulate people just by viewing his old interviews! You really think it makes him “better” simply just because he admitted to how and why he killed his victims? Is that really something we should be so “proud” of him for? Simply because he used a different angle to paint the way HE wanted people to see him (in his case to appear meek and vulnerable/ pathetic) than other serial killers? I see right through him for what creature he really was! We don’t see it from his known public interviews, but a lot of people who encountered him in the bars also noted how Jeffrey (not how Evan portrayed him in the series) was very charming! Jeffrey’s mom, was definitely BPD….so I do firmly believe he inherited some of the unfortunate traits from her as well. I think Jeff was a Covert Narcissist with BPD tendencies and ASPD disorder. More so than anything, it’s a good thing society is learning how to better equip ourselves on how to spot these dangerous individuals. This wasn’t even on anyones’ radar 20 years ago, so that is the plus side with advancements to technology. We are in a much better position to spot and record damaging behaviors of people, get them help (if they truly want it or can be help) and learn how to protect ourselves (and current/potential victims) in the process.

[@kimgb8248]

@@Sakura77488 You've made very interesting points! I also noticed he was different in certain ways, but couldn't quite figure it out. What you're saying makes sense. I also felt that the entire situation was incredibly tragic - his entire life & how deeply he affected the victims, their families, their communities, his family, etc. I think that the speculation that he might've been somewhere on the Autistic Spectrum is possible. I had watched other opinions on KZbin by so called experts & even they concluded that he didn't appear to be a psychopath. I haven't yet watched the same show by the Behavioral Panel. But I do understand from personal experience what it's like going through my entire youth not being properly diagnosed & how my family neglected the various medical problems I've had & their overall abuse of me after my father died when I was so young. It seems many aren't educated enough about Autism. I also understand what you're saying about symptoms overlapping, etc. I'll look for the assessment done by the Behavioral Panel & see if I can come back & share my thoughts.

[@fridajohansson8479]

But being on the autism spectrum and Ocd doesnt make you kill anyone

[@dalee72]

He listened to their hearts beating not their stomachs.

[@meridesiree7940]

in his trial it's mentioned that he listened to their stomachs as well

[@michelleallred8521]

I watched both & the spot on performance by the actor was incredibly true to life. I actually think the series was very well done

[@jahdread]

The series was more entertaining than the confession tapes in my opinion

[@janicetillman6044]

It was

[@Aziz0938]

@Sherrell like billions of people who like true crime?? ..yeah billions of people are weirdo thn

[@HBEHIMSELF]

Why is everyone focused on Dahmer ? Richard Ramirez was way worse!

[@ceoChief09]

Did Richard drill a hole into victims skulls to inject acid/boiling water? Or keep decapitated heads around to take to work? Or have body parts and torsos in his apartment?

[@dandaadnad529]

It's because the serie just came out. But when the night stalker was released a couple of years ago everyone was talking about Ramirez...

[@lilo638]

Ramirez wasn’t an “interesting” person. He took a bunch of drugs, combine that with him following the satanic bible and having suffered from a head injury as a child, you get the spree killer that he was. He had no real “reasons” why he did what he did. Dahmers psyche is more intriguing. However, the golden state killer would be one even more interesting than Dahmer. Check him out.

[@lilbunny9833]

Its not a matter of who is the worst. That is very debatable anyways. We shouldn’t remember the murderers and argue over who was more deranged . We should remember the people they killed. They were people and had dreams they had family and they were brutally murdered and after it all people can say is which person was murdered worse? Disrespectful…

[@JMonneeyy]

There both bad in there own ways nobody is worse than the other

[@patrick-yr6sv]

nice

[@BrainPilot]

Thanks!

[@michaeldurham1986]

The series was a great depiction of true events. So what certain things were changed but it happened. Not understanding why it has to be a debate of what is real. The show was a damn good show, well written and good acting. The tapes are obviously his words, not everything has to be verbatim but we get the picture. It happened, everything in the movie happened. Yea some things were change for Hollywood but it happened.

[@Gos1234567]

Yea no show based on historical events can get everything 100%,I mean how do we know exactly what was said in private between people. Nitpicking over little details creates a smokescreen to the bigger picture! He was a monster in society but diss society have some blame for creating and letting this monster get away with it ?

[@matthoffman6962]

So I’ve watched a few episodes of the series and I know it’s a bit hypocritical but I can’t help but think why even make this show. Imagine the peoples families that are alive today watching this shit. It’s actually pretty disgusting.

[@catiareis100]

Hearing the real dahmer on the tapes and thinking I'm hearing Evan Peters says alot about how incredible he is as an actor!! Outstanding. Amazing series 👏🏽 watched it twice already.

[@Heidi.M]

Me too!

[@tiananesbitt7156]

To think he could have out lived Manson with remorse over his victims and their loved ones except no.

[@ckotcher1]

I’m glad that the tapes cut to the murder of Steven Hicks. I think we all know his childhood backstory by now.

[@cleocatra9324]

People keep arguing whether he “ was creepy” seemed like a serial killer etc. sure looking back at these tapes from prison, knowing what he did its easy to say that. He was innocuous enough that people went home with him and took stuff from him. He seemed harmless and that was the real danger.

[@Tairasan843]

I think Netflix is lowkey showing yall that “Based on a true story” isnt always true. Its BASED

[@drwinsversion]

it didnt have to be 100% correct since the series was meant to highlight the incompetence of the cops during this time due to systemic racism and homophobia leading to dahmers extended killing spree, (as you said the series was a dramatization) so they added some things for dramatic purposes and it's Ryan Murphy sooo. Btw Great video man 👍

[@BonShula]

People still believe that Glenda was the neighbor.

[@michaeldurham1986]

@@BonShula Glenda character was a two in one character. Glenda made the most noise out of them.

[@TreySarver]

I think they showed the guard being in on it because common sense says that happened regardless of what an internal investigation would say.

[@patrickr6505]

The series was better.. BUT the REAL courtroom coverage is the best...it shows the real people involved.

[@meridesiree7940]

yes, i'm watching the whole court case right now on court tvs site, and i just finished the reading of his 160 page confession by detective murphy. it's super interesting!

[@LoneWulf278]

@@meridesiree7940 160 pages?! Wow!

[@meridesiree7940]

@@LoneWulf278 yup, to this day it's the longest written confession ever.

[@jjtorrorobin4230]

Thank you for this! Don’t wanna sound like a weirdo but this case is very interesting to me. John Wayne Gacy and Jeffrey Dahmer were very similar but their motives were different. I understand Aileen Wuornos’ motive but Dahmer’s motive (to get his victims to stay with him) is so bizarre (and kinda sad). I am not a sympathizer tho

[@janicetillman6044]

John Wayne address was 8213 and Jeff 213

[@khrisstake2210]

@@janicetillman6044 that's way off, dude

[@khrisstake2210]

I don't think that was his actual motive

[@janicetillman6044]

@@khrisstake2210 so it's still almost the same damn address number

[@janicetillman6044]

@@khrisstake2210 DUDE 😎

[@sarraconnolly3774]

Always said Evan Peters was an underrated actor,now I think he won't be so underrated.

[@IAMCAKEGOD]

i loved hearing from the man who lived by him! and the friend of tony. i think i prefer dahmer over the tapes, it felt like they were trying to make us feel bad for dahmer while in ryan murphys felt less biased

[@drfifteenmd7561]

It’s the other way around for me.

[@IAMCAKEGOD]

@@drfifteenmd7561 really? it felt like the tapes one tried to excuse more of his crimes, see into his mind and why what he did was because of not being loved, abusive parents, etc. Ryan murphy made it feel like we were just a fly on the wall to make our own assumptions. just my thoughts tho

[@TreySarver]

@@IAMCAKEGOD right but in Dahmer you see him getting bullied in school, you see his mom on drugs 24/7 and being the 70’s equivalent of a QAnon lady. You see his dad being absent, first temporarily when he would use work as an escape, and then permanently when they got divorced. You see Jeff’s alcoholism, his depression, and his fear of abandonment. I’m not saying I feel bad for Dahmer, but I can understand one feeling that way after watching the show. The tapes to me felt like “just the facts.”

[@private4720]

@Sherrell girl, some of the stuff his lawyer said made me go "oh hell no."

[@winterfire1097]

Vernel was such a sweet guy and it really broke him when Jeff wouldn't answer the door and obviously looked out his peep hole. I felt so badly for him as Jeff apparently was at least cordial with him and gave him $60 for him to be able to afford a gift for his sisters wedding and apparently a female tenant had a crush on Jeff and Vern tried to hook him up. Vern should have been in the series in my opinion.

[@Nightchildxxi]

Couldn’t agree more

[@vixxp2856]

I agree! Pam as well, nice people. They seemed to really like the creep Jeff, and even said that they felt backstabbed when they found out what he was doing next door.

[@lizhailey]

@@vixxp2856 i feel like they left them out solely due to this fact: they were friends with jeff and had nothing bad to say about him. The docu-series is supposed to highlight the victims and their injustice, so they way they made gloria as a main person represents that struggle of getting help for these victims and it shows the injustice that was put upon the victims. Gloria tried so hard to save konerak, yet the system failed him and they wanted to highlight that, so they made gloria a main person in the problem. This is just my take, not fact!

[@vixxp2856]

@@lizhailey that's a way of seeing it! You're right. It just bothered me because it's inaccurate

[@tahrimasaihahuq6762]

Might have missed it but was Ron Flowers (the man who escaped from the grandma's house) not mentioned in the Tapes?

[@drickjones519]

No, it's not mentioned.

[@alejandromolinac]

The omitted a ton of facts to build up a narrative…,

[@SabbyTabbyCat]

I wonder what Jeffery would think if he were alive today of Even's performance

[@TotalitarianDemocrat]

I bet he would think 'wow, I'd sure like to drug that guy, strangle him, have sex with his dead body, dismember it and then eat him' lol

[@willstand81]

He's say .. 'He looks DELICIOUS in this role '

[@richardwadham4333]

I think if on the continued path of change and possibly getting the help he needed if he had not been murdered.... I think he would be just as disgusted as some of the family about the idea of the show.

[@SabbyTabbyCat]

@@wombunktules1973 lmao

[@SabbyTabbyCat]

@@willstand81 Omfg hahaha

[@Saiyan1229]

I dont like that they changed things in the show instead of keeping things 100% accurate. Feels wrong that it was made that way. Feels disrespectul in a way at least imo.

[@ns1208]

They have to change things.otherwise it would be a documentary instead of show

[@michelleallred8521]

I think a lot that could have made a huge difference would be if his parents hadn't abandoned him like they did & didn't take his alcoholic issues seriously & I think they ignored the help their son needed. I think that is totally why he was so obsessed w lovers not leaving him. Also I believe back then had he been free to express his homosexuality & feel free to pursue real relationships may have made a difference as well

[@Jade2343]

I was reading about the guy who escaped ‘Tracy Edwards’ and he wasn’t exactly innocent either. After he appeared in the media and the police noticed him giving evidence in the trial, he was arrested for sexual battery of a 14 year old girl. He was also put in jail later on for the involvement of a man’s murder.

[@donutsrmybbies]

he wasn’t the same after his encounter with dahmer and he never sought therapy for it because he wanted to try and forget

[@IkfNorCalChamp]

@@donutsrmybbies yeah I almost got murdered once and the first thing I did after was try and assault a 14 year old girl.

[@lilbunny9833]

@@donutsrmybbies trauma doesnt excuse becoming an abuser.

[@donutsrmybbies]

@@lilbunny9833 I agree with you and I also never said it was an excuse. It’s merely AN EXPLANATION for why he'd begin committing crimes when he hadn’t before. It's not uncommon for victims of abuse or serious traumas to go on and become some form of abusers later on.

[@robrtfit3939]

Idk i feel like Netflix didn’t show us everything

[@DrTubeman]

"Based on a true story” isn't always true...Dahmer Netflix Show is BASED!

[@mattolson54]

Were can you listen to the tapes in full

[@marcobarrueta1695]

On Netflix

[@oiooi6460]

I watched both too. In the tapes programme, I thought it odd how accepting the lawyers were that he was being honest. It sounded to me that he was being very manipulative- using the "I just want to know what made me like this" line as a means of distancing himself from personal responsibility and full accountability- as if he had no control and himself was a victim. I thought the drama series sought to make him sympathetic and that if authorities were not as homophobic and racist these things would not have happened. And if somehow earlier victims had been a bit nicer and stayed then he wouldn't have murdered so many. Dahmer is the only one responsible for what happened. He did what he did for personal gratification. Nobody else was to blame. Yes there may have been missed opportunities but people are viewing these through the lens of knowing what he did. Dahmer was opportunistic and devious. That is why he went undiscovered so long.

[@katherineinc.5136]

While Dahmer was very much the main reason for what happened, it wouldn't have gotten that bad if the police hadn't been so negligent. And yeah, part of that was due to racism and homophobia. Let's not forget how the police returned a 14 year old boy back to this man after he claimed he was 19. They brushed it off as a "boyfriend boyfriend" type thing. 12 out of 17 of his (known) victims were people of color. Jeffery lived in a predominately BLACK environment. He might not have went after black/brown people for a reason, but he was very lucky. The cops didn't care about them, and never took neighbours calls serious about Dahmer. Dahmer wasn't the biggest brained, it was very situational.

[@oiooi6460]

@@katherineinc.5136 The police didn't know that he was murdering people as you do from watching the Netflix series. The reason the police returned the 14 year old (who they believed to be adult) was because of misguided liberal lobbyists who changed police policy to be more "gay friendly." Dahmer showed them naked photos of him that appeared to show him willingly participating with Dahmer. The reason SOME of the victims were black is simply that is who Dahmer was attracted to. It wasn't a hate crime in terms of racism. And those people just disappeared off the face of the earth as far as the police and their families knew. They had no idea Dahmer had murdered them, especially as he disposed of them. Yes there were missed opportunities but it wasn't driven by disinterest, racism or homophobia it was driven by an evil, manipulative, misdirecting serial killer.

[@ArianaWoods112]

@@oiooi6460 what happen to checking everyone’s ID? Taking people to the station? This one is just a random boy. It was a naked boy bleeding from his head.

[@oiooi6460]

@@ArianaWoods112 Nobody picked up that the victim was bleeding from his head (not the police nor the girls who discovered him- btw he was not discovered by the woman shown in the programme). They took him to what they believed was a place of safety which Dahmer convinced them was with him. Dahmer was a skilled devious manipulator and convinced them this was his drunken boyfriend using the polaroids which showed the victim willingly posing for naked snaps. Yes they could and should have been more rigorous. But you are applying knowledge to the situation that the police did not have to convince yourself you would have seen through it all. Anyone can be wise after the event.

[@wolfe6220]

Dahmer stated many times that he was the only one responsible for the deaths. He also said that if he was let out he would continue to kill. How do you think those are manipulative??? Neither of those two statements would help him avoid prison. If fact, it would ensure he would spend the rest of his life there.

[@thekaylagirl3157]

It was never an exact no one ever said that? fuck knows what he did? Do you really believe what he said anyway 🤣

[@kanggvng]

I think Toby Maguire looks a lot more like Dahmer, but he'd cost a fortune to cast.

[@Mohamad-m7md]

even peters fit the age to play dahmer in his 30s and fit the look to play younger dahmer so he was the perfect choice

[@brucewayne2480]

Did Dahmer have a romantic relationship with Tony liked shown in the show ? It's not very clear

[@tammy6522]

Although real life Dahmer denied knowing Hughes before murdering him, several accounts from Hughes’s friends stated otherwise. According to those accounts, the two have known each other for years before his death. Shirley, Hughes’s mother, also allegedly stated that her son told her he was visiting a friend in Milwaukee before his disappearance. A friend named “Jeffrey.”

[@brucewayne2480]

@@tammy6522 thanks , but it wasn't a romantic relationsip like portrayed in the show right ? In the show they made it like it was the first time for Dahmer to like someone, and he became more brutal after that

[@Untamedbeauty015]

@@brucewayne2480 there’s conflicting stories. According to Tony’s friends and family they were friends and had mutual friends- affording to dahmer he didn’t know tony until the day of the murder. Can’t find much on them actually dating. If anything they were casual friends. But not sure why dahmer denies this.

[@katkatkatkat463]

Tony had known Dahmer for at least year before he was killed and in the documentary, one of Tony's friends specifically said that Tony told him they "had relations" in that time, meaning that they had had sex in that time. So yes.

[@wildheart2978]

@@katkatkatkat463 I believe it. Two of Tony's other friends came forward after Dahmer was arrested and said, ''that was the blonde guy Tony would hang with''. They knew of Dahmer, but they didn't know him (if that makes sense)

[@private4720]

The tadpole scene bothered me

[@memesouls8653]

The show is great, but doesn’t give a lot of a context in terms of Dahmer himself. I get some people are annoyed by that but it is just a dramatization meant for film. The Dahmer tapes really do give the audience proper context to Dahmer as a person and it annoys me when people get mad over it thinking it sympathizes him, but I think it gives us the necessary reasons why he became the monster that he did which a lot of people coming off of the Ryan Murphy show probably didn’t know.

[@Gos1234567]

The show seems to make out that he was really lonely and that’s why he killed but cmon there had to be more to it than that.

[@khrisstake2210]

Nah, he was definitely set up for the kill

[@TonyChurch112]

They need to make a John Wayne Gacy series next!

[@BrainPilot]

That would be so haunting too!

[@JMonneeyy]

FAXXX, there’s already a documentary about his tapes on him but not a series yet

[@xjoemallardx]

I think they are, that's why he appeared at the end of the show.

[@freedeeztallbikes82]

The front door didn’t have all those locks

[@JMonneeyy]

Yes it did the guy who escaped even said he had a lot of locks on the door

[@freedeeztallbikes82]

@@JMonneeyy there are literally pictures of the door

[@ravishoul1432]

Being evil us overrated.... a friend told me.

[@robertbench5187]

Him getting killed doesn't seem right. He was baptized on the same day that John Wayne Gacy was executed with the eclipse happening in the background symbolizing death and rebirth. But then him getting killed literally make that pointless. Cause what's the point of the rebirth if few days later that rebirth will also face death? Just doesn't seem right to me like there's an actual evil force that prevents Jeffrey's rebirth to fully realized.

[@Gos1234567]

Dahmer had cool glasses!! Definetly gonna wear those on Halloween night! Just need some fake body parts and fake blood 🔥

[@andrewthomas2859]

Do you hear yourself?

[@imjustjayd3n762]

More attention for serial killers!

[@willstand81]

So let me get this right. .YOUR BIG PLAN is to Ignore the ppl running loose killing random humans 🙄🤔

[@justinray6839]

If anything it helps people of today stay cautious about the dangers out there... Humans living amongst us could be the same way and we wouldn't know it.

[@aalihte3378]

@@justinray6839 in America right now I think there's only 10 active serial killers but in dahmers time there was like 100. Law enforcement is doing better in that respect. And mental health is finally accessible and not as stigmatized. However even 10 is too many. The new dahmer program finally put more emphasis on those who needed it, the victims. Stop glorifying killers.

[@justinray6839]

@@aalihte3378 I'm not glorifying them. I'm looking on the side where there might be a positive, in the midst of what has already been made/done. This still has the possibility to affect people in an informative way. I bet there are plenty of things that you use or consume on the daily that's origins have a dark and demented past. What's next? We can't wear clothes made of cotton because of African slaves who were forced to pick it? How bout you try and delete all media relating to any tragic real life event, ever? Good luck with that. All art can be purposed positively... It's up to the viewer to do that.

[@ceoChief09]

@@aalihte3378 with today's technology it's near impossible to be a serial killer.

[@valariewillis6000]

Yawn

[@michaelwhitaker3033]

I'm sure it is true

[@mobcity940]

We need BTK

[@forsakenjones4695]

No. Just no.

[@FinalOven_Mint]

yeah hopefully they show how much of an idiot he is