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Kieran Brown

2y↑9.7K

It’s almost unreal seeing him have a conversation like a normal person knowing he did all that.

K. a11en

2y↑43

Why is that?

Venthos

2y↑105

@K. a11en cause he’s white and blonde cmon you know this my brother

Jay Courtel

2y↑221

@K. a11en to casually talk about keeping human skulls by your bed side like it’s nothing is pretty wild and chilling.

Nebula

2y↑102

@Venthos bruh what 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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ThePilgrim

2y↑13.1K

It is a truly scary thing when you realize human beings have such capacity for evil

Golden Ironman

2y↑104

Jeffrey dahmer wasn’t the worst tho

playa

2y↑46

@Golden Ironman bruh

Oogie Boogie

2y↑204

@Golden Ironman he was still evil there is no such thing as a worse or more evil. Evil is evil.

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Black-Medicine

2y↑4.2K

How the police brought the 14 year old boy back into that monster's apartment brakes my heart.

TomBombPgh 412

2y↑137

They knew what he was doing

Des

2y↑15

Ikr :((((

Christian Remmer

2y↑61

@TomBombPgh 412 Actually they didn’t

kurtsnirvana 05

2y↑205

@Christian Remmer true. instead they didn’t care what they were doing as it was the word of some random white guy over the word of a brown kid.

Night Walker

2y↑59

@kurtsnirvana 05 brown woman get it right . And this ain't no race thing its fact they thought they was both gay

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ItzMocha

1y↑1.9K

The scariest thing to me isn't how calm he is, but how he has such an understanding of his thought process during that time, most people with mental illnesses can't explain their actions, but he can in full detail, both how and why. It's just unreal

starnight♡

49w↑84

And they didn’t get to study his brain either, imagine they did

Inuri Hettiarachchi

38w↑33

He seemed to have suffered from a schizotype personality disorder. For all ik, schizophrenic patients can be like any other normal person for most part only at times they would go crazy. It's a chronic disorder that can be kept at bay with meds.

Wolfz Music

37w↑13

Idk, I'd say a lot of people with mental illness can explain their actions. Once you're in a sound state of mind and start thinking about what you did a lot, you can start to piece together some things.

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Escona

2y↑16.9K

goes to show that any normal-looking person can be a brutal serialkiller behind closed doors

00 BankZ

2y↑501

It’s no enigma. Think about every random normal lookin person you’ve ever walked by your entire life. More than one of those random ppl were evil and probably hurt people. Evil doesn’t have a face. The world is full of evil people and they mostly all look normal.

Gypso1075

2y↑108

We live in a reality where evil rules and good is only a few sparks around. Makes you wonder if life is ment to be this way or not.

Rk

2y↑10

Like me

arina

2y↑37

@Gypso1075 this world belongs to the devil

Grandpa needs Blood

2y↑109

He doesn't look normal

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Chef Jake

2y↑824

It’s terrible how horrible childhoods can ruin someone, abandonment issues, lack of attention as a child, obviously being bullied all that can turn someone who has a mental illness into a full on killer

every thing

2y↑87

nah . I've had a horrible childhood but never craved human flesh lol .

have a fungus

2y↑18

@every thing how horrible like is it comparable

Knight1788

1y↑49

This is such a pathetic cop-out. Murdering 17 peoples son's is because of a 'bad childhood'

Callisto Glitter

1y↑17

But Jeffrey said it wasn't because of his childhood

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Puff Of Smoke

2y↑9.2K

The most disturbing part is he's aware of what he is and the monster that he's become. There's no denial or delusions of righteousness in what he did. He understands he's a danger to anyone.

Javi Ruiz

2y↑95

He is so adorable

BitBoiThaBot

2y↑195

@Chuck Norris I don’t think we need to give them less attention because we can’t just sweep things under the rug because the people behind them or bad people this is history and it needs to be known and taught so it can be prevented, at least in Dahmer’s case there’s a big lesson you can learn even from the show as a parent or as as a potential future parent and that’s to listen to your kids and look for signs because Dahmer tried to tell his dad about his fantasies and his urges to hurt people after the first time he killed but his dad shut him down and who knows maybe if you would’ve listened the Dahmer situation could’ve ended a lot differently

4WDAntics

2y↑67

@Chuck Norris Yeah great, turn a blind eye.. Thats how you become a victim.

djcheckmate1

2y↑4

Apart from Christopher Scarver.

0NLY0NE

2y↑163

@Javi Ruiz What, what do you mean by adorable?

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xiomana xoxoxo

2y↑6.4K

I feel for the families he devastated and the loved ones he eviscerated .

I love capybaras

2y↑43

Praying for the victims and their families

T C

2y↑44

he said they all tasted like KFC...they were finger licking good....and he said their blood was like Maxwell House Coffee...it's good to the last drop

Lilstarrot

2y↑49

@T C No he didn’t

M Shrestha

2y↑4

I feel for the skulls he turned into beautiful ornaments

Matthew Davidson

2y↑15

@T C 🤡🤡🤡

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thelostsoul

2y↑7.5K

at least he’s being honest and he’s actually explaining everything, but it’s scary how he’s a psycho and he talked so normal and calm during the interview

krystyl

2y↑468

u want him screaming?💀

Sky Pie ꨄ

2y↑122

@krystyl well I mean he’s a pysco so maybe 🤔

krystyl

2y↑135

@Sky Pie ꨄ not what the court said, he knew exactly what he was doing.

thelostsoul

2y↑34

@krystyl i never said that 😭

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void

2y↑905

It's so odd seeing him act like a normal person doing an interview, when he knows what he did. I was born and raised in Milwaukee, so it's really disturbing that he did all of this in my hometown. Sends chills down my spine.

David Binkowski

1y↑16

And some in Ohio...

woosah

1y↑2

no one cares

Midnight.b

1y↑21

@woosah cool, leave

void

1y↑18

@woosah clearly you do if you crave attention so bad that you felt the need to reply

StopMotionGuy

47w↑7

@woosah if you found out that a cannibal once lived near you, that would probably be something you would share

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Rach Gregory

2y↑5.9K

he is so fascinating. Not in a good way obviously but his whole demeanour, his body language and calmness etc he is so different to most other killers. He was very honest and even answered some questions further in more detail than they asked for.

Ahyanna Rivas

2y↑56

Yes

grass

2y↑875

@Ruby La Reyna do you even know the definition of fascinating?

Charlie Castillo ll

2y↑239

@grass Clearly not.

I love capybaras

2y↑227

@Ruby La Reyna they not saying it like they like it

Satorian_〽️an

2y↑18

@I love capybaras *They're

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Sabrina

2y↑173

Its so sad that he knew what he was doing. He even admitted he became obsessed. I feel so bad for the victims families my condolences to them

after a long night of hookin'......

2y↑2.3K

even though many people think it's "insensitive" to make films/documentaries about him and other serial killers, i think it's still important to let the new generation know of what happened back then and why it's still relevant now. this teaches the new generation to be cautious of their surroundings, the people they meet (especially online), and the decisions they make.

Dizzzyyy

2y↑114

The problem is people see this and think if they do the same things they will also get interviews and documentary’s and all the attention that comes with it.

Rab Chwan

2y↑2

@Dizzzyyy yea i agree

Josiah N. Keys

2y↑114

Eh. All this does is glorify serial killers and gives them everlasting infamy. The family members have to see Jeff’s face plastered everywhere and relive those terrible times again. It’s very insensitive to dedicate whole shows to this. Ofc ppl should be educated on this stuff, I just don’t think making Netflix shows out of it is the way to do it.

Abram Quinn

2y↑7

@Josiah N. Keys 💖💖💖💖I could not have said it better!

John Kristiansson

2y↑22

@Josiah N. Keys Uhhm, then I guess all the movies about the 9/11 attacks shouldn’t be made either because it could upset the families of the victims.

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Hugoat

2y↑1.4K

It’s absolutely chilling how he could describe the most heinous acts imaginable in such a calm voice

Gerbs

2y↑12

The world made him cold hearted..

Incog Spectator

2y↑54

Did you expect him to do it while laughing like a slightly unhinged crackhead? To many movies bud.

A Lil

2y↑7

He’s going to heaven because he placed his faith in Jesus Christ alone for salvation. So he’s actually a saint now.

Welovedaij

2y↑1

@A Lil he's not going to heaven be real

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MikeMoneyBeats

2y↑2.3K

Crazy how he talks about it normally like he’s telling you how his day went

DurkMcGerk

2y↑272

What's he gonna do instead, turn out the lights and whisper in your ear?

IronDolphin

2y↑45

@DurkMcGerk wtf

sienna 🎧💌

2y↑50

@DurkMcGerk LMFAOOO😭😭

Emerson Rodrigues

2y↑9

@DurkMcGerk 🤣🤣🤣

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R 3 T R 0

2y↑63

Out of all the documentaries and stories I’ve heard and seen this one gave me the most chills simply because of his calmness..it’s weird how he is so calm explaining the horrors he did. I know killers aren’t supposed to have a certain look but he definitely wouldn’t give me serial killer vibes if I were to walk past him. He seems nerdy like a book worm or something

Siennaah

2y↑3.5K

He’s so honest about explaining how he kills his victims and seemed so calm about it as if he didnt just eat them-

Javi Ruiz

2y↑75

He did not eat everyone!!!!! Only the ones he loved

Not_me • 16 years ago

2y↑465

@Javi Ruiz honestly that doesn't make it better at all

Oogie Boogie

2y↑56

@Javi Ruiz still terrible

JuvieNTFB VEVO

2y↑12

@Not_me • 16 years ago Man fr

Teresa

2y↑48

I think he started eating his victims because he didn’t have any more space in his apartment to store them.

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cheese

1y↑51

It’s crazy to think that this guy was so calm on the outside that he didn’t even have to wear handcuffs is just shocking

Sooji

Nah dude u should thanks him for telling the truth

ukkjpl

42w

He knew how to conduct himself and was raised to respect people on the surface he had no desire to n attacking people randomly these were about bizzare sexual urges acted out.

Robin Thrill3r

37w

@Soojiur cute

Angela

33w

@Robin Thrill3rshe's like, 14 years old...

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Indigo September

2y↑932

Honestly its so hard to believe his a serial killer because he has this innocent look its kind of scary how someone who looks this normal can commit such vile acts

james gunz

2y↑62

That’s why people like you end up missing because you the type to trust people by looks! Me personally I don’t trust nobody!

Alexis A

2y↑10

This is stupid to say

Indigo September

2y↑7

@james gunz bruh 😂😂 i need to stop

alejandra guarneros

@james gunz 😂🤣

ThatOneQuietKidThatCarriesAk47InHisBag

2y↑7

You'll never know the psychopath was sitting next to you

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Kami Why

2y↑427

It’s difficult not to have some kind of compassion or, I don’t even know, for this guy. It’s partly because of his honesty and admittance of everything and partly because he knows how terrible his crimes and compulsions were, you can see clearly that he’s genuine in what he says. I can see the innocent, lonely guy who just wanted to be accepted and loved underneath the gravely disturbed monster and I feel for him in a very small way. I hope his victims families have found some kind of peace or something close. Such a sad sad story from start to finish.

Athena

2y↑68

I totally agree with u.i feel sorry for him and feel if his situation were better maybe it wudnt have happened if he had help...No I'm not taking his side his a killer n i feel for the victims n heir families but i can't help feeling he was just lonely n that drives somebody mad not having anyone

Koi The Fish

2y↑52

I agree, he wanted love and someone to care for him but that doesn’t excuse his horrible crimes and what he did to those poor victims.

Jane Majid

2y↑29

Agreed i actually felt sorry that he was wired this way

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Rainbowtime

2y↑392

The loss of so many lives due to a person acting out his torturing and murderous fantasies is unfathomably devastating. Period. After watching documentaries and interviews however, I can't help but think how LONELY and completely abandoned he must have felt. He exhibited an antisocial behaviour since early childhood, (labeled and often referred to by kids who knew him as a weirdo), school was definitely NOT a place where he could make friends and hang out with, his home was NOT a haven where he felt protected and loved by his parents (who in my personal opinion BOTH needed mental health and psychological support). I am by no means an expert, but my guess is that emotional abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction experienced in childhood cannot lead anyone to growing anywhere near into a balanced human being. The fact that he would lay for hours beside his victims holding them and the part in his 1993 interview where he says "I just wanted to keep them with me" sends chills down my spine and makes me think at the same time... What if he had known and experienced healthy, devoted attention and affection as a kid. Just, what if...

Marta R.

2y↑43

His case is a difficult one to analyze. I so agree with you on the loneliness part, it played a major role on why he killed those men and boys (and in some of the murders them wanting to leave surely triggered his reaction). However there’s more: the intertwining of hate towards himself being gay and also the influence of hardcore pornography in him not being able to display his sexuality on a healthy way is also very interesting and can explain the sexual component on his criminal acts. Makes you think that if society back then would be more accepting things could have gone the other way around.

S

2y↑25

If the series has been true to real events, I'd say he probably wouldn't have done these if he had a different childhood. After all people can have dark thoughts but their life is defined by what they actually do. And he wasn't like some other serial killers out there who didn't think they did much wrong or deny all their deeds or justify them. This guy was definitely an odd one. Not all psychos with compulsion become murderers. He needed therapy long before the serial murders started. He wanted help but nobody did much. Just reminds us how important upbringing is. Not always the case but in most cases people who have committed such serious crimes had bad childhoods. Also the signs of needing help. There should be awareness about these stuff cuz ultimately a disturbed individual doesn't only have a ruined future for himself but he can go on to ruin other lives too.

Mosey May

2y↑6

Really makes me curious about his brother

S

2y↑4

@Mosey May Who knows. But he was much younger and his mother took him with her.

Marta R.

2y↑11

@Mosey May according to his father, David lives a normal life with his family and a job. Only thing, he changed the surname after Jeffrey was detained.

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A

35w↑5

This brings me back to Ed Kemper, just as expressive and reflective as Dahmer - if not more. You can learn a lot from these serial killers about the human psyche and the paradox of being a normal person with normal habits and normal life goals, normal days with normal thoughts and normal needs - and yet still that tiny little slither of anger and evil completely shatters their victims, and their own, entire reality. These heinous thoughts and acts of violence, while only a slither of their being as a whole, was so strong they couldn't resist it and it swepped away that normal life like a house of cards in a storm. It's quite fascinating to think about. These men were very weak minded - you can be stronger than this. It is ultimately a choice and what we can learn from all this is to resist temptation, don't be a feather in the wind of life and let it blow you wherever it wants you to go, stay in control of your own mind - don't be a fragile little feather in the wind without control of it's own trajectory.

princess efeohi

2y↑465

Just finished the series on him on Netflix and that was the most disturbing thing EVER and the fact that all that happened in real life is insane. I'm glad he didn't just die peacefully

Oogie Boogie

2y↑50

They should have rewarded the prisoner who took him out he just gave the families justice

Roronoa Zoro

2y↑63

I’d still read up on him because the series was not 100% accurate and heavily censored too. If you read, youll see actually how dark he was.

Nocturnal

2y↑13

How was it the most disturbing thing ever? I guess you never watch any exceptional series or movies.

Mike Brocker

2y↑6

@Jay DIVINITY. TRIGGERED

Lakija Dez

2y↑1

@Nocturnal sounds like some big fool. I guess he hasn't seen the photos Dhamer kept

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Tonya Pittenger

42w↑3

It’s terrifying to think that a person can do that without having any remorse for the family or for the victims themselves, people who think like that and perform these hideous acts should be punished not with death but worse. And he deserved everything that came to him in that jail cell.

Froderick Fettuccine

2y↑519

He’s honest and acts human. That’s what makes his crimes feel the more atrocious.

no pe

2y↑41

It's what made him easily one of the more dangerous serial killers.

Ted Bundy, Manson, gacy, gein,...
When you look at them there's this feeling that you're looking at pure evil after hearing their crimes, but Dahmer is different in that regard, and that scares the hell out of me.

Puppy Love

2y↑1

You can clearly taste the difference

Caitlin Day

2y↑4

@no pe agreed!

no pe

2y↑1

@Caitlin Day (I love your cover of snuff btw.)

Caitlin Day

2y↑1

@no pe awe thanks!

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M. Sami

2y↑706

The shot on his hands gave me goosebumps. Those hands did things no one can even imagine.

Banana Montana

2y↑48

Same. Looking at those hands was just weird.

American Dream

2y↑39

It wasn’t his hands, but his state of mind. You control the mind, you control the body.

Jessica England

2y↑10

I thought that too. And they look soft lol

Darcy Massey

2y↑16

There's a pic online on Jeffery in a speedo. He had a swimmer's build, and has long arms with big hands. I remember seeing those arms and thinking that he must have been very strong physically.

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ILowlLife

2y↑116

He can describe his acts so calmly because talking about it is nothing compared to the thrill he got during the crimes. He was very intimate with his whole process keeping pictures, body parts and memories so of course talking about it is easy for him. He probably enjoys speaking about it.

Ben Belzer

2y↑19

Yes, he was very intimate, that's a good word for it... and he was also super ceremonial, like ritualistic, which is exactly like he says he was obsessive and the compulsion to do it was just too overwhelming. I think out of all his issues that obsessive compulsive stuff was the big one and everything else just followed in line with it. Also being exposed to roadkill and dissecting it routinely with his dad would really play a huge role in all of this because it was an intimate act doing it with his father, like quality bonding, so of course he bonded with his victims this way too.

Max Hu

2y↑1

@Ben Belzer that's a really good take thanks for bringing up that point, I didn't think of that before

Sage262

2y↑7

@jt You’re one of the few people who actually gets it. Yes, Dahmer had his psychological issues and combined with his childhood trauma, it was a recipe for disaster. But as you said, many people experience similar problems in childhood as well as the same intense feelings of loneliness and lack of control that Dahmer did, yet they do not act out against other people in an attempt to feel better or satisfy themselves. That compulsion, that urge to harm another person and use them for your own ends, that is what separates Dahmer from everyone else. It was not going to go away. He discovered it during puberty when he realized he had an attraction to the insides of animals and human beings. Among other things he so deeply desired. I just don’t think any amount of therapy or early intervention was going to prevent or eliminate these compulsions. At most he could have been prevented from acting on them. I hope everyone understands that and your other points about the fact that he enjoyed it so much he did not care that he had to take a life to get what he wanted.

Wolfz Music

37w

@Sage262I disagree. I think early intervention could have prevented this because it seemed like it progressed as he got older. I didn't get the vibe that he was always this murderous weirdo. In fact I think his first two victims were mistakes and he didn't want to kill them, but I could be wrong.

Victoria Howe

2y↑16

Interviewing notorious killers like Jeffery is so interesting, to discover their mindset and motives behind these heinous acts and how calm he is while even explaining what he did in detail. It’s crazy

Turbo

2y↑84

Dahmer fascinates me as he’s the only killer who truly seems aware of him crimes and openly discusses it. He seems to genuinely not understand the compulsion that drove him to do these insane acts. Seems rare to see someone own their crimes and not try to excuse them. Still horrific but this approach no doubt will help in understanding what drives these types of people. Bundy and Gacy always annoyed me how they tried to distract the issues and more in control. Dahmer seemed genuinely out of control.

Erin

2y↑17

Yeah it annoys me that he wasn't studied more, there should have been more interviews carried out by psychologist, not journalists. I always wished someone asked him why he thinks he had to keep people with him that way instead of trying to build a relationship normally. These guys willingly came back to his apartment so it's not like he couldn't get laid. If he had been nice to them he could have found a boyfriend eventually. It's like he was really scared of abandonment and longed for connection but couldn't handle normal connection or normal love/connection didn't hit the spir for him, I just wanna understand more why that is.

Turbo

2y↑1

@Erin exactly, there was no reason I could see why he he couldn’t have what he wanted without killing. What made him think everyone would leave and the only option was murder?

And keeping the parts around….I can’t figure out the rationale for that at all. Feels like there’s a load of pieces missing which we’ll never figure out

Seuku Miadora

51w

Perharps he is just manipulating you

Wolfz Music

37w

@ErinWith one of his victims I think they could have become his boyfriend but he had an urge to kill and it was hard to resist.

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JeffsCrimeSlave

2y↑40

The fact that he admits to his actions with 0 emotion and with a straight face.. it’s like he’s used to doing it so it’s normalized to him that he just doesn’t feel anything when explaining. This is beyond words.

Alexander Scriabin

@JeffsCrimeSlave He didnt wanted beavause people, who has something mentally wrong always denie that. And i can say that from experience.

andromedastar

1y↑2

He was heavily medicated in these interviews, that's why he appeared so calm and emotionless. Also, he was just a naturally very soft-spoken person. You can still see his nervousness and anxiety when he fidgets and taps his hands and asks them to take a break from recording him.

JeffsCrimeSlave

@andromedastar that’s something I never knew. So they put him on medication. I’ll be darned

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MonoKrohm 2020

2y↑42

It’s amazing how different he looked when he was in prison versus when he was arrested.

He looks more like a human being in the jumpsuit than the man any of his victims saw did.

Just goes to show how being in a dark place mentally can show itself physically.

biohazard737

2y↑7

He only gained some weight...

MonoKrohm 2020

@biohazard737 exactly. Not as gaunt. he’s paler too

kamil wezka

2y↑20

It is devastatingly sad to think about the families of all the victims. However, it saddens me that some people can't control such compulsions and snowball into their awful deeds.

jmp

2y↑79

He's fascinating and I'm sure we all just want to hear him talk. He has all of our attention, just like all of his victims. Scary when you think about it.

Lou Cohen

2y↑2

Fax

Wilmer Albert

2y↑1

true

Wilmer Albert

2y↑2

also what is funny
it is reading people’s massages saying
I pray for the victim’s souls

I wonder
do they really knee and pray or just write it down?

Crash 7434

@Wilmer Albert why is that funny? Look up gg allin since you think this is funny

Ali H

2y↑3

Y’all weird asf

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Sigrid K.

29w↑4

Its terrifying to see him answer the questions so intelligently. And he is fully aware of who he is and what he's done and that he deserves to die. Its creepy

Juandotcom

2y↑594

It’s crazy seeing him nervous and fidgety!
All the clips show him so calm and “normal”

Robert Bryant

2y↑37

The anticipation of talking about what he did openly was probably nerve-wracking

Kouros1

2y↑29

Right! I refuse to believe he's a real human being, but he is. He's like me. He's like you. Ugh. It's sickening.

tom gu

2y↑1

@Kouros1 nah he based

Kouros1

2y↑1

@tom gu Nice troll attempt.

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Meme Woo

2y↑7

And I totally agree with Jeffrey, that made it even more insane & unfair to the victims & their families to have left that man alive. He told them what they needed to do & what he deserved which was DEATH in which his wish was granted by an inmate 🤷🏾‍♀️

Dayang Marikit

2y↑819

At least he seemed honest and straight forward about it, others would have tried to avoid answering the questions.

Angelo PR

2y↑38

😮‍💨 "Gacy"

Just Kaijxnz

2y↑69

That’s why he’s my least-hated serial killer out of them all

Abraham Hagos

2y↑97

He couldn't deny what he did. There were corpses, body parts and pictures of victims in his house.

Phinita Phoenix

2y↑7

Bottom of the barrel expectation

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evan momin

2y↑184

I was born after he died yet I heard about him back in 2010 and watched all the movies about him and did some research regarding him but this netflix series really made it come to life except for the next door thing that woman lived in another building

gia Ma

2y↑6

I hope you didnt see the 2002 biopic cuz they make him look boring AF 😂😂

John Corbin

Try Bob Hanson I was in prison with him in alaska

evan momin

2y↑1

@gia Ma I saw that too Jeremy one it was funny 🤣🤣compared to the latest one 🤣🤣

evan momin

@John Corbin damn bro

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Holly Jay

33w↑3

If you didn’t know what this man did, just his way of speaking seems soothing, but that’s also what makes this eerie. The calm, non emotional way of explaining it all.

Marco M.

2y↑25

What fascinates me is that he is fully aware and sane (as diagnosed), which proves that you don't have to be a psychopath to be evil.

A lot of us try to look for an explanation that is fitting with such a twisted person. That's because we naively assume that everyone has a moral standard, and that only a mental condition can lead someone to completely abandon it. People like him don't even have a shred of a moral standard. He knows what he's doing is evil...he just doesn't care.

V

1y↑3

EXACLY! I'm tired of people saying it was just because of his childhood, his parents, abandonment issues or loneliness or whatever. But ANYONE can experience those things-and tons of people do-and they're still people/ but him? He's a monster. I get sick to my stomach seeing people justify him or empathize or sympathize. a head injury or childhood trauma is not the cause, and i doubt there could've been an intervention or that therapy could've changed it.

Neha K Bhele

31w

I was a psychology student and gave up criminal psychology within 6 months for the only fact that I cannot be desensitised.

My mind went into panic just listening about these thoughts. It’s been years now, but still the way they can describe there killing makes me want to just ask them, why? What gain did they get?

aristocrat

30w

Something fascinates me about this guy I wonder what is it 🤔

Emmanuel Melendrez

2y↑38

It’s crazy to me how innocent he looks it was hard for me to comprehend that a man like him could have done all those brutal murders

Trichi Datunez

2y↑347

This story makes me cry😢I can’t imagine the families pain.

David Ken

2y↑1

@DMK666 An entire city is tainted? Over exaggerate much?

I love capybaras

2y↑1

@DMK666 how can he be so evil 💀

David Ken

DMK666 No the hell it's not! You literally just made that up.

Matthew Davidson

2y↑3

DMK666 I think of the bucks and giannis antetekoumpo.

Slam!

@DMK666 There is a beer from Milwaukee very famous in my area.

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KyleeCat S

2y↑18

It's taking the fear of rejection, and taking it to a deep psychological reaction. He was calm because, in his head, it made sense for him to create a way to keep these men he desired with him, always. He may have known it was wrong, which is why he hid it, but lacked the self-restraint to stop himself from everything he did.

Keyshawn Louis Scott

All he had to do was ask them out lol it's better to try them to not at all

KyleeCat S

@keyshawnscott12 Again, this guy's wiring was crossed. He thought the only way to keep them was to kill them, and then keep a piece.

MegaTron

1y↑2

Honestly, the problem was him being Gay… him being rejected in high-school and never getting the desire and not being able to Take advantage of a man. All that force was on these man. In many different ways sexually and also torture to forfill his way of thinking. Bro was too crazy to wanna be in a relationship.

Destiny

2y↑4

Wow his demeanor is just crazy how calm he is. He is so detailed that it gives a glimpse of what a serial killer thinks. He appears so normal it is scary.

Alexander Scriabin

He needs help, but he just has difrent kinds of pleasures and stuff. Hes just difrent, and needed help.

akira.

2y↑19

his case is very fascinating indeed, he's so eerily honest about everything...unfortunate how he turned out, but still doesn't dismiss the disgusted things he did to those 17 innocent men.

Jul's Horror Stories

2y↑4

And a 14 year old boy

akira.

2y↑1

@Jul's Horror Stories and the 14 year old boy, of course. no one deserved it.

Karina☆彡

2y↑1

@Jul's Horror Stories well, it was two 14 year old boys

HipToBeJarrod

1y↑19

It’s easy for the average Joe to call him a monster and toss him in with the rest of the worst, but I honestly feel a deep sympathy for him. Many don’t realize his childhood was super messed up (something very few actually actually understand). No it doesn’t release him of his crimes, but it teaches us that the conditions you raise a child in matter SIGNIFICANTLY and can influence their life later on

HipToBeJarrod

1y↑2

@Aaliyah Zermeno however he isn’t defined as a psychopath, since psychopaths lack empathy and morality. Jeff drugged his victims so they wouldn’t feel pain, to which he could deeply feel it. His parents had a bitter relationship, which his mom committing multiple overdoses and still survived. If you’ve seen the Netflix series, his dad Lionel admits he’s had the same “thoughts” as his son but never acted on them. They burned Jeff’s brain even when his stepmom wanted to find out what brain connections there were, but I think Lionel felt so ashamed by his son’s legacy that he just wanted him gone for good. It’s a reminder that evil isn’t born, it’s made

Aaliyah Zermeno

@HipToBeJarrod oh no, i totally agree. he was made to be evil and have those tendencies because of his past

HipToBeJarrod

1y↑1

@Aaliyah Zermeno not sure if his sexuality had anything to do with him actually killing people, but it did affect WHO he killed. According to news articles, Jeff was even gayer than the show presented him to be. But Jeff is one of the few serials you can truly sympathize with because he didn’t derive pleasure from their pain, he was just so lonely that he never wanted people to “leave him”, thus killing them.

Palden

27w

Dude he literally drilled a hole and injected acid into a 14 year old's brain twice

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Rachel

2y↑20

i’m just thankful he was completely honest instead of giving detectives the runaround. i’m also glad a victim family member got more clarity by being strong enough to go speak to him in prison. rest in peace to the 17.

Mitchell Benford

Who was it?

Damian Rzeznik

@Mitchell Benford joe

Cody Easter

1y↑1

@Damian Rzeznik mama

vani

2y↑40

as tragic and horrifying this whole case is, i cannot help but find it extremely interesting at the same time.

Mark

2y↑4

I agree with you

Crash 7434

Look up gg than since you like that stuff

joel the goat

2y↑2

There's nothing wrong with being fascinated by this. I am too

Alexander Scriabin

2y↑1

@joel the goat Yeah, hes great.

Blackbenofficonado

2y↑2

I Truly feel bad for the families of the victims. May the victims rest in peace.

NJLee09

2y↑5

The only good part about this is that, the serial killer was actually honest and was willing to share even the most disturbing information

Elijah

2y↑18

The only thing you can respect is his honesty. Most killers will deny their actions til the day they die and they will blame everybody but themselves

jerry g. kenney

2y↑5

honesty, i feel like it’s his way of “taking credit”. i think part of him is pleased with himself, which is one of the reasons why he kept the body parts of his victims. they were like trophies to him.

8luvbug

2y↑2

Because it's all self serving

23101979T

1y↑8

Strangely, this guy has more dignity, than most of the poliiticians in our time.

Miguel Velazquez

2y↑10

This is just sad on so many levels man. This guy was once someone’s little boy and he grew up to be this monster. How did that happen? Just sad

Sooji

1y↑1

Yes I feel bad fr his childhood, it was a sad thing for him but I don't spp what he did

The Official Green Kane

1y↑12

Dahmer is a master class in perception.
He got away with alot due to his calm demeanor & charm. It truly shows how we judge people based on appearance & communication skills. The power of both perception & deception is real. 💯

Visiting Statue

24w↑1

its so surreal to see him talking about his gruesome crimes - like he's talking about someone or something in third person. its almost like he's referring to those feeling and urges to kill and hold onto body parts, is a completely different person. a different person that's trapped inside him that he cant control, and he knows the only way to be free from it, is to die.

LJ Re

48w

I remember this case like it was yesterday. I lived in Chicago at the time and was horrified to find out he was visiting the same bars I did. It was so eerie. Did he get what he deserved? I kind of doubt it. He should have lived in prison for decades. He got off way to easy.

Mimi Hathaway

1y↑1

I wonder if we ever get to see the whole footage - the complete interview without cuts. It would be interesting to see if there were questions he didn't want to answer, ofr if he hesitated more at some points etc.
Or like it was mentioned in this clip that he wanted to take breaks often. How many breaks did he take/how frequent etc?
I think we would able to get a better picture of how he acted, how he presented himself if we were to see the whole interview

ash

42w

u can . just find the video

j

32w↑3

It's so sad to me. He clearly was just in the wrong mental state. In my opinion, he could've been a wonderful person to society had his mental health been in check and had he had good safety nets and people to talk to. Incredibly tragic for both him and the victims.

aristocrat

30w

This guy is 🤔 hmmmmm 🤔

deadroses19

29w

You’re just saying that because hes white and an introvert

j

29w

@deadroses19 Not really. If you look at all mass murderers, a common factor is a bad childhood. I feel bad for the victims for having had the unfortunate fate, and I feel bad, in a way, for the murderers, because they could've gone down another path had they maybe had a better upbringing.

deadroses19

29w

@j i don’t feel bad for them at all. Many people that you today know had it like them or worse (objectively) and they turned to musicians, artists, scientists. There’s always a way

Kiya B.

2y↑39

It annoys me sooo much how his ability to look "innocent" is what cost his victims their lives. Seeing him talk makes me uneasy. Almost like I want to believe he regrets it, when in reality he doesn't and he's completely insane.

Oogie Boogie

2y↑6

Most serial killers look innocent or handsome that's how they lure you in like Ted bundy or John Wayne Gacy

8luvbug

2y↑12

This is also the reason why he out of all serial killers get so much sympathy and excuses made for him. Nerdy guy next door looks, clam demeanor, and soft spoken but monotone voice. Really did wonders for him.

Sageo

2y↑3

@Oogie Boogie Yup. Ted would wear a cast and ask girls for help carrying heavy items to his car. That's when he would snatch them and drive away. Gacy would promise jobs, lure the boys to his house, then do a "handcuff trick" on them. The ones that lived said his demeanor would go from happy and silly to angry in a second. I'm guessing that's how it was for Dahmer and Bundy. It's all an act.

valerie

26w

I cannot believe that someone so cruel can be so calm while he talks about murdering many men, and eating parts of them. I have always just thought in my head that anyone willing to do smith as inhumane must be so sick and unable to live with themselves but that fact that he is calm scares me a bit I won’t lie.

Anna

2y↑1

He certainly didn’t seem like any idiot or simpleton. Spoken very intelligent and eloquently
He knew exactly what it was he had done and was no way he could’ve been considered for a plea of insanity (like one of the more recent movies showed the lawyer and his dad mulling over the possibility of a insanity defense )

LM

50w↑2

What creates these people’s situations is environment growing up/present environment, and/or mental abnormalities. It’s horrible that these things happen. He doesn’t deny it, and he seems to be remorseful. It’s some sort of bizarre compulsion that was powerful.

Joseph2015

2y↑229

This entire interview has been out for YEARS. Definitely is not never before seen

Jay T

2y↑86

They're referring to like, 20 seconds of footage from that interview they show here... Him fidgeting his hands and asking to take a break. Technically "never before seen" but really lame.

Joseph2015

2y↑9

@Jay T every second of this footage has been released for years.

eiffelviolet

2y↑4

@Jay T Yeah, I think that's the new footage. I didn't think it was lame though.

Randomness Inc.

36w↑1

He is so chill about this and it's literally so unsettling. He doesn't have to be yelling, screaming or hurting someone to scare me. Speaking like this is enough 😰

《 • Shädøwist Däyčørē• 》

2y↑12

He fooled everyone with that innocent looking face of his
It’s good to see he was honest and told a lot of things with describing his victims and so on!
He was truly a good looking guy, sucks he was like this!

《 • Shädøwist Däyčørē• 》

1y↑2

@Generic Name ur mocking me, but I’m spitting facts

Hashie

48w↑1

There is this recent case here in the Philippines where a 15-year-old boy idolized this guy, and now he is the main suspect in the killing of his 4-year-old nephew, who is said to have been tortured and put in a washing machine while he filmed it. I hope this will be an eye-opener, especially for the parents, to watch out for their kids and to avoid them watching trigger warning films. 😢

Bedtime Stories

1y↑1

The system failed the victims and their families.
My deepest condolences to them all.

NGLIDK

2y↑1

I feel bad for all the friends and families who had suffered because of this crazy dude’s actions. I am slowly losing hope in the TikTok Community for simping for this dude and truly feel devastated for the families and friends seeing this.

EagleTube

2y↑18

He always had this fear of being left behind, since his morher left him. I also noticed this in the Netflix series. Still it doesn't justify any of his horrific crimes.

Bree

2y↑4

It just fascinates everyone how relaxed, calm and normal Dahmer is on the outside but on the inside is pure hell and evil. This is why you have to be careful in the world because you never truly know what a kind of person you'll bump into.

Zachary Worthington

2y↑11

Unfortunately we will truly never know the full entire story and what really happened and why he did it.

Kike Arellano

29w

He already explained why he didn't bro, what aren't you get in?

muncedev11

2y↑10

I believe Jeff genuinely wanted to help others potentially spot blooming Jeff juniors from getting to the point that he got to in his existence and to help avoid potential repeats of his atrocities. He understood his dysfunction and could articulate it very well by the end, and to me this indicates a degree of some inner healing, likely a result of his Christian conversion and the light that it shed on his darkness. He readily spoke of what he deserved, and his vulnerability seemed completely authentic.

Glaiza Pilarca

2y↑1

Agree 👍

Lucky Malangwani

2y↑3

The most horrific thing is he is very much aware of his acts, and the consequences it had. And honestly talked about it. No regrets whatsoever. I mean, this is a brilliant case study for criminology studies

Jade

2y↑2

But he said he had lots of regret

Venus Axe

2y↑11

Glad to see this video. It offered a glimmer to a different facet of his personality. I wish it was more behind-the-scenes footage available cause I'm more curious as to what Ole Jeff was doing on these breaks. I know it couldn't have been that much I'm just wondering his mood.

Mary Chwastyk

27w↑2

to see how such a normal looking person could be capable of something like this is horrifying.

Alex Mage

2y↑514

What he did is horrific. But there is a tragedy in his story.

why do i exist

2y↑16

@Ms Meg Gacha ya sure, little Timmy?

Phixiq

2y↑3

😐

T19

2y↑55

@A. M. you’re speaking the truth. There is no excuse for going on a rampage. I would say his life was better than most others and those people with worst lives did not do this 🤷

sean dent

2y↑74

@A. M. Dahmer was set up to be screwed up in the head from the jump, starting with his mother being heavily medicated before he was even born and his father introducing him to something as grotesque as Taxidermy and roadkill at a young and impressionable age. Im sure you’ve received tons of condolences and support for your tragedies, Dahmer didnt have anyone to turn to but himself in an empty house, and as a result those evil thoughts started brewing and it just got to the point where he couldn’t control himself. Nobody is justifying or excusing his misdeeds because of his upbringing, but to outright state that his upbringing shouldnt matter or be correlated with what he did is grossly negligent of how humans in general work.

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creativeambitionz

2y↑333

If I were the interviewer I would just stare at his hands knowing what he did with them to those poor people

Daniel Browne

2y↑44

If I were the interviewer, I would keep my hands from killing him myself.

DONTRESS

Absolutely agree,😡🤬

DONTRESS

2y↑16

ScariestEdgiestHumor you can't be serious 🤔🤨😡🤬

DONTRESS

@Jenkah I wouldn't

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Derpman the First

1y↑4

What's really creepy is, had he not ended up being a psycho killer with horrible ideas, he seems like the guy who'd be kinda cool to have a drink with. He's smart in some ways and articulate with his words. If this was a conversation about literally anything else I'd think it was pretty chill.

But no, he had to be a psychopath.

Hélène

1y↑1

He wasn't. He was Borderline.

Rafsun Khalid

2y↑14

I feel so sorry for him, he was sick and needed help

sheryl toebottom 😍

1y↑2

..is this a troll attempt

crowsley

2y↑2

i find it so unnerving that he’s aware of his consequences and accepts it so nonchalantly. “thats what i deserve, i deserve death.” like… its just so strange to me. he knows he’s a monster and it almost seems like he knew this is what the outcome was going to be. (being in prison, obviously.)

Agent65

2y↑4

I never knew I would be so afraid hearing such horrible stories from him… felt cold throughout my body as he speaks

Anny

1y↑3

“I believed I was sick and evil, now I believe I was sick”

I think this quote from Dahmer at his trial incapsulates how I feel about him after learning so much about his character. On paper, his deeds were heinous, devoid of any humanity. I believed he was true evil, but now, I believe that Jeff was extremely ill. He had a sickness that no one had a cure for. He is responsible for all the harm he inflicted, but it’s unfortunate because to him, it was a hedonistic pursuit.

That’s something we can all relate to, doing anything we can to find pleasure in our lives.

Lewasil

2y↑37

God he seems like such a nice guy (on the surface). Like he needs a hug. But on the same coin, he shows absolutely no emotion, no facial expression, even in his forehead. Like a zombie robot. It's so insane that he did what he did, and is able to speak of it so calmly and matter of fact.

Lewasil

@punkvideo righto........

Sam Rindge

2y↑2

Jeffrey Dahmer was born May 21, 1960 so he was 32, not 33 yet during this interview. I'm fascinated with his story. I'm sure Inside Edition has more never-before-seen footage. They should release the entire uncut interview.

jesscantsee

45w

it’s very nauseating and vile to witness someone openly admit and describe their actions in detail so confidently like if its normal

Dana Hottel

The victim’s families. That is what horrifies me. They know what kind of torture and evil took place with their loved ones. Something no one will ever understand unless they have experienced it.

Eyeofthe Moon

2y↑1

I don't know how I didn't know about this guy until the netflix series. I was shocked when I learned what he did and the way he did it.

Riyaan The Mann

31w

He actually looks like he knows what he has done and legitimately knows it was very bad. Props to him for not trying to kill the interview lady

Leaveadislike ?

2y↑30

It all starts in the childhood. this man was doomed from the jump,rest in peace to all the victims he murdered.

8luvbug

2y↑1

Explain Bundy and BTK then?

Reno

2y↑2

Lol what? His childhood was pretty normal

Cute Koala

It started in the womb when his mom was on all those pills

ghjghjghjghjgh

@Reno Dude, being gay in the 70s is not a good childhood. I think homophobia could have had a big impact on his psyche

Reno

2y↑1

@ghjghjghjghjgh most gay men had rough childhoods, yet only 1 in 1 million is like Jeffrey Dahmer lol.

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GOAT

2y↑28

The amount of people who died because of the incompetence of police is insane. Even till this day it happens and the worst they get is paid vacation

Christian Remmer

2y↑1

That’s what happens when you defund police

jujugravity

2y↑161

The fact that inside came back to this topic just shows how Infamous he was

Asucena

2y↑19

Inside edition would make a news story of my double jointed thumb wdym😂

jujugravity

2y↑2

@Asucena I'm double jointed too in my thumbs coincidence I think not is besides the point but what I meant was everyone is on this topic my bad 😂

I love capybaras

@Asucena they made one about a cheerleader being a cry baby after being cursed at 😂😂

ٴ ٴ

2y↑1

money does a lot of wonders

FIRE

2y↑4

@jujugravity its because of the movie....

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qudiosxx

2y↑6

Jeffrey was just something else. He's so calm and intelligent in these interviews it's scary.

Abdul rahman Jasir

2y↑11

He's so different from most of the killers man! Look at his calmness and behaviour. Neither blaming anybody but himself, this is scary. I mean he says he'd go out of control n kill people but how does he then remain to be so calm rest of the time? Weird.

Serendipitous

24w

I think the more interesting thing about these cases is not per se what horrific crime they committed but more so what got them to such a dark place to begin with. Their childhood, their trauma's etc.

The Nieman House

2y↑57

He doesn’t seem like someone who could hurt a fly. It’s just crazy.

DarreLL73

2y↑2

That's exactly what Norman bates said too himself subconsciously at the end of the movie 😬

Iam Cassilis

Because he didn’t, it’s a scam

Lena Daoud

2y↑1

@Iam Cassilis wdym?

Lora

52w

100 💯💯💯💯

Marta R.

2y↑1

It surprises me, the ‘can we have a break’ thing. I still am 100% sure he was sick, but not the ‘not even being conscious of what I’m doing to innocent human beings’ sick. He was indeed aware of what was right and wrong, and looking back on the things that he did was not pleasant. There was logical thinking under the ‘compulsion’ as he liked to name it. Sadly for all the victims, both the deceased and the surviving ones, the urges were stronger than anything else.

Audrey Ryals

2y↑43

He's so calm and soft spoken. Unreal

Tony

2y↑4

Don't forget he's a manipulator.

Alexander Scriabin

2y↑1

The worst killer can still be nice and calm..

Bidisha Kar

1y↑4

Its almost unreal to imagine a man with a face like this...killed so many people so brutally.....god..our he doesn't fit into the description of the typical serial killer image that we have in our minds.....this man was really really very
dangerous

Denisse Aldana

2y↑12

Jeff was not a psychopath, he was a sociopath. It was his emotions that impulsed him to commit these murders. If he was a psychopath, he would have done it for the enjoyment of killing not because he had fantasies and the desire to not be alone.