Why are you playing reruns of a extremely well known case from decades ago? The man who ran over the Christmas parade in waukesha is in court right now. Why are you ignoring that case?
They aren’t ignoring it, they just aren’t in that court room…only so many media outlets are in there. And they’re posting these because of the Netflix series about him that just came out.
@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 We had a case similar to this one in my country some years ago. It's sad that it happens the same again now in 2023. By the way, The accident was a terrorist attack. It's impossible to contemplate all the cases. But this one about Jeffrey Dahmer was new to me, I learned about this case in September because of the TV series on Netflix.
the fact that he wasn't even supposed to testify. but was informed he will testify after all, only 5 minutes before. what a great guy, such a shame he passed away
I've heard some interviews of him. He came across like a well articulate man, & he definitely retained the information he learned that he could describe it easily. It's actually fascinating hearing him just describe how hot & muggy the weather was when first encountering Dahmer :3
Right??? Like especially the little Chinese dude. Can you imagine what was going through his head when they let Jeffrey take him back to his apartment 😳😬. Didn’t they say he didn’t speak English or he was speaking in Chinese?? He was probably so traumatized and they DEFINITELY had to notice that Im sure, wish They would’ve taken him in for questioning Simply heartbreaking. And even though Jeffrey Dahmer is/was a monster he knew deep down he was. Looks to me from what I just seen here he wanted to be caught to stop himself otherwise he wouldn’t of spilled his guts. In my humble opinion. I’ve never watched anything about this, well very little.
Patrick Kennedy was a great Detective, he passed on not to long ago, after the Dahmer case, from a heart attack. He was the first to interview Jeffrey, got rich, left the department, and drank pIna collatas (?) for the rest of his days. I have worked with him personally. R.I.P. Patrick you were a good dude
@@8luvbugeducate yourself on the science of human nature. Until then, your nothing but an ignorant person who runs around thinking there smarter then they actually are. Not a good thing to be.
@@8luvbugyou know what I find gross a person who refuses to understand someone’s mental health state and history of child abuse and neglect not saying it excuses it, but the fact that your getting mad at people showing basic human compassion says a lot.
I'm not very fond of police and I also believe that they should have done much more to save the victims. However, I think that Patrick Kennedy , at least this one, did a good job. He could get a confession from Jeffrey Dahmer and this helped to identify the victims and give them back to their families. Also, he was very professional, respectful and human with him. He "injected" into Jeffrey Dahmer some kind of humanity during the interrogation that lasted 6 weeks. When the trial was over, he focused on improving the relationships between police and community, specially the minority ones. so, he was aware that mistakes were done and he contributed in small way to improve and teach the future police officers. I'm not a fan of him either, but he brought some light into such darkness. He should have had a more important role on the Netflix TV series too. RIP Patrick Kennedy.
@@logannelson9752 it was only for the criminal justice class tho Bruno Burgos the bomb squat Lieutenant was a cop when this happened he talked about how ever since he can smell a dead body blocks away. He was also a teacher at MATC
Not only was it just racism and it had to do with the AIDS epidemic. Back then people actually believe that if you touched a person who was gay or infected with HIV, you would get it yourself. That's why in the series you hear one of the cops say after leaving the apartment "Great, now I have to go home and take a shower and scrub from head to toe".
Can’t wait to watch this and so happy this popped up for me . I heard him on opie and Anthony years ago and loved him . Listened to that clip multiple times . Great detective!
I thought so, I had 2 family members murdered and he handled my whole family so tenderly, the family member was killed by MPD...but I will never forget him
@@Cpdm26 I already did, it'strue! No remorse for what he did to his victims'! But Sorry for the families, but too late! he should have been Sorry while killing them, not after being caught. Although, I'm Sorry he was like that!
that poor Chinese boy....I can only imagine what he was trying to tell the police. If only they had had enough care to have someone interpret what he was saying
while I do appreciate Pat's testimony, whenever I watch this footage now, all I see is at roughly 4:48, the seemingly obscene gesture Jeffrey is doing with a magazine
in this book does he say anything about a possible "love" relationship between Jeff and Anthony Hughes? How was it shown in the new Netflix series about the case?
He was not Chinese, but southeast Asian. The police laughed and sent him back to Jeffrey Dahmer. That’s how seriously they are treated. I hope the police were sued.
Because of this? ---> The Sixth Amendment guarantees the rights of criminal defendants, including the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay, the right to a lawyer, the right to an impartial jury, and the right to know who your accusers are and the nature of the charges and evidence against you.
Why did Dahmer confess with the utmost honesty for all his victims? Most serial killers deny deny deny until they just can’t anymore. I’ve watched Ted Bundys movies. Which serial killer freaks you out the most? And what tv show/ movie do you recommend?
Because he wanted to show off what he had done, he wanted the notoriety, the attention, that he was somebody people won’t forget. Most psychopaths are Narcissists. Narcissism was also the reason that Bundy thought he was smarter than everybody else & could outsmart the system so denied guilt.
From memory. Jeff was really drunk and in a really mental state ..he cuffed the dudes hand then kept him at knife point..at some point Jeff was hallucinating bad, mumbling to himself etc so the dude saw the opportunity to be like " yo bruh, ima just use da restroom aight! " Jeff didn't respond so the dude got up slowly then yeeted for the door.
Naaa the guy was just better at talking and buying himself time. He even says so in his testimony he did things like unbutton his shirt and ask for more beers to make JD for more at ease so he could escape at the right moment
Much like Jeffrey Dahmers killing spree, bad mustaches ran rampantly and without remorse among the detectives in the milwaukee police force in the 1980's and early 90's.
@@saraharmstrong6542 😂😂😂Dahmer died in 1994, almost 20 years before mister Kennedy. If you only knew a little bit about Dahmer you wouldn’t have made this poor comments :/
He was a sick . Stop saying it if you never read deep story of dahmer . Even this detective that is speaking on the trial, felt empathy for jeff. If he felt who are you to judge
@@dhsegyhr There is no excuse for what he did. "Mental illness is used as an excuse to be evil. What was already inside of him. You stop making excuses for what he did
if you don't know too much about jeff dahmer as a person it'd be easy to say he was the definition of evil. hell, the things this guy did were unthinkable and beyond me. however in cases quite like his, you should bring yourself to be capable of seeing further than the labels "monster and cannibal". a monster criminal would be someone that felt zero remorse, they wouldn't care about the atrocities they have committed and would brag about them. however jeff didn't do this. he sincerely wanted to help the police in identifying the remains of the victims, he wanted to make ammends, try and make things right as much as he could. whether jeff really felt remorse for taking the life of 17 people, we can never be for sure. we cannot get inside his mind. however we can tell a lot how he felt about those murders through his actions, body language and behavior. jeff cried during interrogations when talking about certain victims. what the reasoning being for this we cannot be sure, but these aren't the actions of a monster with no feelings and remorse. if you're interested in jeff's case i truly recommend reading grilling dahmer or the shrine of jeffrey dahmer.
@@Philosophyenthusiast I agree with the idea of digging deeper into the psyche of an individual like Jeff. The guy killed people and kept their body parts because he couldn’t bring himself to part with them. He said himself ; “I loved them”. He was clearly very sick. I believe we label people a “monster” when we can’t possibly understand them.
Now I wonder why this one is less-liked, b/c the truth reveal how non-dominant this feminine looking of some of gun was and looked like and that he used poison strategy. However at 18:00 I didn't like how he conveniently omitted how the last victim got away after he punched him and kicked him the stomach and ran away.
@@jonbourgoin182 they tore it down. No one really wanted to live there much after. His grandmas house is still around though. I assume his parents old place is still around…in Ohio.
That's the same thing I just commented!! Who in the hell having sex in their grandma's house--gay or straight??? On top of that, pulverizing dead bodies in the basement!!! I swear my Grandma could hear someone sneezing too loudly in the basement and she's all the way on the second floor!!! Maybe the grandma was on a cruise or something. I dunno. She did eventually tell her son about all the weird sounds and smells tho!! The father came over and confronted him about it.
Detective Kennedy stated after spending 6 weeks talking to Dahmer, he actually came to like him and felt sorry for him. This is an example of how evil can deceive a person. Dahmer was sick and evil and he admitted it himself. Dahmer’s niceness was nothing but mimicking how others behave. There’s no way he had a kind soul. No way, not with the heinous crimes he committed.
You're a horrible judge of character cause most people that knew Jeff stated that they liked him.. His neighbour's liked him, detective Kennedy and Murphy liked him. That's what's mind boggling..he was no different than any other person..yet he committed such horrible crimes..
@@My3Sons333 He wasn’t a psychopath like Bundy, devoid of empathy and remorse. He suppressed his emotions with alcohol and by objectifying his victims so that he could fulfill his compulsions. He made no excuses for this, admitted he was sick or evil and apologized to the families of the victims. He didn’t know why he had those compulsions and was honest that they never completely went away. He wanted to be killed, and chose to be taken out of Solitary knowing he would be killed. He did not try to defend himself when fellow prisoner Scarver did kill him.
So, according to Dahmer's confession, he killed Tuomi in the summer of 1984. Then, the detectives changed the dates to November 1987. Also, according to the confession, he killed Sears about the winter of 84-85 (changed to March 89), a year earlier than Guerrero. They changed a lot of things because many of the victims were still alive when Dahmer allegedly killed them or didn't even live in Milwaukee.
If you're too sensitive, don't watch it. These are educational videos which explains the hazards of ignoring mental health issues And for pre med students who studies criminology, these are very informative
He hated these men and himself. He stated he never meant to harm them but you are harming someone when you kill them- so he is a liar. His parents should be investigated for child abuse - his mind was too warped to not have had abuse. Direct, harmful, horrific abuse.
One psychiatrist pretty much said the same thing you did. He didn't believe Jeffrey killed those men so they could stay with him forever like he claimed. He thinks he took out his suppressed anger he had towards himself (mostly for being gay) out on other homosexual men. He also didn't believe Jeffrey was a cannibal or tried to make these men into zombies like Jeffrey claims
I've only read the preview for it but the thought crossed my mind. The way he described how Dahmer followed his body as he moved bruh. Also the lawyer kinda sus too. The way she kept glancing at his mouth in the court footage 😬
He got a confession from Him being very professional and human. He did his job! and Jeffrey Dahmer was probably the only time he had a Sort of connection with Someone and also he had the best chance to tell his biggest personal secret. So, both sides won! what's wrong with that?
Il dit qu'il a eu des rapports avec Steven Hicks avant de le tuer hors Steven était pas gay bizarre... dans la série on le voit s'approcher de Steven l'embrasser Steven recule en lui disant qu'est ce que tu fais etc... et dit à Jeffrey je ne suis pas comme ça un truc du genre c'est là que Steven a voulu partir et Jeff l'a frappé avec un haltère non? D'après mes souvenirs il a eu des rapports avec Steven une fois qu'il était mort et non vivant. Bref !
Watch the FULL TRIAL of WI v. #JeffreyDahmer (1992) on #CourtTV Trials #OnDemand www.courttv.com/trials/wi-v-dahmer-1992/
Why are you playing reruns of a extremely well known case from decades ago? The man who ran over the Christmas parade in waukesha is in court right now.
Why are you ignoring that case?
They aren’t ignoring it, they just aren’t in that court room…only so many media outlets are in there. And they’re posting these because of the Netflix series about him that just came out.
@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 We had a case similar to this one in my country some years ago. It's sad that it happens the same again now in 2023. By the way, The accident was a terrorist attack. It's impossible to contemplate all the cases. But this one about Jeffrey Dahmer was new to me, I learned about this case in September because of the TV series on Netflix.
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the fact that he wasn't even supposed to testify. but was informed he will testify after all, only 5 minutes before. what a great guy, such a shame he passed away
Was just about to say the same. Patrick wasnt to testify only his partner.
I've heard some interviews of him.
He came across like a well articulate man, & he definitely retained the information he learned that he could describe it easily.
It's actually fascinating hearing him just describe how hot & muggy the weather was when first encountering Dahmer :3
Those cops could have saved so many lives if they would have followed through with the numerous police calls.
Wrong cops but you’re right
This is a detective that interviewed Jeffrey
Right??? Like especially the little Chinese dude. Can you imagine what was going through his head when they let Jeffrey take him back to his apartment 😳😬. Didn’t they say he didn’t speak English or he was speaking in Chinese?? He was probably so traumatized and they DEFINITELY had to notice that Im sure, wish They would’ve taken him in for questioning
Simply heartbreaking. And even though Jeffrey Dahmer is/was a monster he knew deep down he was. Looks to me from what I just seen here he wanted to be caught to stop himself otherwise he wouldn’t of spilled his guts. In my humble opinion. I’ve never watched anything about this, well very little.
It was homophobic attitude is why he got away. Jeff knew it that’s why he always threw it out there that he was gay
It was homophobic attitude is why he got away. Jeff knew it that’s why he always threw it out there that he was gay
@@G274Me Wow never thought about that because that was in the early 90s. I bet you’re right 💯
Patrick Kennedy was a great Detective, he passed on not to long ago, after the Dahmer case, from a heart attack. He was the first to interview Jeffrey, got rich, left the department, and drank pIna collatas (?) for the rest of his days. I have worked with him personally. R.I.P. Patrick you were a good dude
I watched your other videos, thank you for sharing your personal knowledge of this horrible case. Healing to you all in Milwaukee
He died in 2013 though. Thats over 20 years passed the Dahmer case.
Got Rich from the association of Dahmer?
@@chuc5o He did the first full interview
What a bunch of lies!
Pat Kennedy did an awesome interview on the old Opie and Anthony show.
His interview on Opie and Anthony was unbelievable.
Gonna check it out. Thanks
Opie and Anthony?
Thats why im here!
@@melissasalsbury4705 Sometimes we are in a continuous loop.
It was cut way too short
Patrick and Wendy. Legends. Treated Jeff like a human
Ellen?
Treat someone like a human who treated others like garbage? Gross
@@8luvbug he was a sick man.
@@8luvbugeducate yourself on the science of human nature. Until then, your nothing but an ignorant person who runs around thinking there smarter then they actually are. Not a good thing to be.
@@8luvbugyou know what I find gross a person who refuses to understand someone’s mental health state and history of child abuse and neglect not saying it excuses it, but the fact that your getting mad at people showing basic human compassion says a lot.
Bless Pat!.
He had the best interaction with Jeff.
I'm not very fond of police and I also believe that they should have done much more to save the victims. However, I think that Patrick Kennedy , at least this one, did a good job. He could get a confession from Jeffrey Dahmer and this helped to identify the victims and give them back to their families. Also, he was very professional, respectful and human with him. He "injected" into Jeffrey Dahmer some kind of humanity during the interrogation that lasted 6 weeks. When the trial was over, he focused on improving the relationships between police and community, specially the minority ones. so, he was aware that mistakes were done and he contributed in small way to improve and teach the future police officers. I'm not a fan of him either, but he brought some light into such darkness. He should have had a more important role on the Netflix TV series too. RIP Patrick Kennedy.
He was one of the best professors i ever had.. Rip
He truly was
May he rest in peace
What classes did he teach?
@@logannelson9752 he taught a few classes within the criminal justice at Matc the oak creek campus.
@@xxmelanniexx I graduated with a degree in Acting. I would have LOVED this class
@@logannelson9752 it was only for the criminal justice class tho
Bruno Burgos the bomb squat Lieutenant was a cop when this happened he talked about how ever since he can smell a dead body blocks away. He was also a teacher at MATC
Its an incredible shame he still isnt around. RIP Pat.
RIP
I really liked that guy
The cops that brought that child back to him should be arrested but they said they was promoted Wtf epic failure by the police racism
Their unions got their jobs back and yes one was promoted and he’s only just retired. Insanity .
They were promoted *
Not only was it just racism and it had to do with the AIDS epidemic. Back then people actually believe that if you touched a person who was gay or infected with HIV, you would get it yourself. That's why in the series you hear one of the cops say after leaving the apartment "Great, now I have to go home and take a shower and scrub from head to toe".
Also homophobia
Yes he was promoted and ended up being head of the police union, just a slap in the face to all of Milwaukee, especially the black & brown community
"There's a HEAD in the refrigerator!" OMG that's a first!
Who's here after netflix ☝🏾
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Only after reading Patrick Kennedy book.
I'm not. Because I like discovering things myself instead of waiting for cheap shows to regurgitate second hand information.
I really like that lawyer he just gets right to the point
lol indeed
He literally had skeletons on his closet ..
That☝️🤣
Dahmer was a man who definitely knew how to make men lose their heads :P
Can’t wait to watch this and so happy this popped up for me . I heard him on opie and Anthony years ago and loved him . Listened to that clip multiple times . Great detective!
He was so sweet, informative and loved telling stories. Very funny too.
I thought so, I had 2 family members murdered and he handled my whole family so tenderly, the family member was killed by MPD...but I will never forget him
@@Khadijah459 I'm sorry for your loss love.
@@KbeeWell Thanks KBee
@@Khadijah459 Sorry your loss too Detective Pat seemed like a nice man
Love his book about Dahmer. Great person he was..Jeff loved him so much too.
Good and Interesting book indeed 💯‼️
16 rounds of coffee and 20 cigarettes later…
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Love this book❤
Sad, the last victim was married and had three kids.
Evan Peter's was the best person to cast for this role! He even sounds just like him!
He is brilliant! He is expressionless too !
Right comment...wrong place 🤷🏾♂️
I guess you never heard of charlie Berens
@@frightfright3843 Tell your folks I says hi...
@@AlisonBryen Ope
So the court allowed the police 2 lie, the police knew some of those men were missing
Court TV TH-cam channel came out of nowhere with the goods!
You think this is good, you should check out our full Trials on Demand archive. www.courttv.com/programming/trial-archives/
Can you upload Dr Judith Becker's testimony?
Jeffrey has no empathy or sympathy
You should investigate more in the case then
@@Cpdm26 I already did, it'strue! No remorse for what he did to his victims'! But Sorry for the families, but too late! he should have been Sorry while killing them, not after being caught. Although, I'm Sorry he was like that!
that poor Chinese boy....I can only imagine what he was trying to tell the police. If only they had had enough care to have someone interpret what he was saying
He wasn’t Chinese, he was Laotian. But yes…they failed him and all the other victims.
Well I don’t think he could properly speak after being drugged and drilled he had already had a lobotomy performed on him smh
wasn’t chinese… not all asians are chinese racist
he spoke english fine - he had acid in his brain that’s why he couldn’t speak 🖕🏼🖕🏼
He has a name 🤦🏼♀️
while I do appreciate Pat's testimony, whenever I watch this footage now, all I see is at roughly 4:48, the seemingly obscene gesture Jeffrey is doing with a magazine
there's even post on tumblr that noticed it too at 4:52
He's just holding it.... right?
Really enjoying all the early 90s ties
Correct. Thats a sharp suit. Has a nice sheen to it. Lays well.
The victim referred to as "Chinese" was Laotian.
Yea they are ignorant asf
Bro he is American tho dahhhh
@@commissary4196 That too!
I read the book he published. It is both fascinating and disturbing. It's about the days he interrogated Jeff
Ohhh I want to read that.!!!
in this book does he say anything about a possible "love" relationship between Jeff and Anthony Hughes? How was it shown in the new Netflix series about the case?
@@anacarolinaoliveira6844 Who was Anthony Hughes?? 🤷🏼♀️ I’m dying to read that book now
@@anacarolinaoliveira6844 A few of Tony's friends said that he and Dahmer knew each other for about 2 years
@@Sheabuttahbaby I understand, but I find it hard to be true...
He was not Chinese, but southeast Asian. The police laughed and sent him back to Jeffrey Dahmer. That’s how seriously they are treated. I hope the police were sued.
You moronic absolute tool, don't belive everything you see in a dumb TV series.
What a glorious mustache.
So the police did not know about all these murders???
allegedly no they didnt
Magnum PI just got really dark
At the end he said I'm not hungry but Lowkey he was hungry for human flesh but that wasn't on the menu anymore
That was funny when asked did they no about the hitchhiker killing, & the detective said NO BUT HE HAS A HEAD IN HIS REFRIGERATOR.
The behaviour panel breaking down Dahmer is amazing. Highly recommend it 🙌
Where can one find that?
@@bobbybooshay5854 type in the behaviour panel on utube. It's awesome. 🤜🤛
@@NicolaMaxwell
Thanks Nicola with that info.
@@NG-cj4vx you're very welcome, enjoy!! 🤗
Who else went to Google maps to see these locations lol
So why was there a 19 year old at the 219 bar/club?
They put the Dahmer show in the LBGQTRSUTV+ tag of Netflix ... hahaha so good
Okay I live in the village and last time I heard it was just LGBT, I guess it wasn't it's final form.
@@JesusChristF0rever They removed the tag after a day or so because gay people got big mad
@@hoosierflatty6435 how come, isn't the show was faaaaabulooous? :D
So it should.
They can't pick and choose what represents them .
Us straight people can't deny Ted or Richard's crimes.
No way lmao that's terrible
Does anyone else think that Jeffrey favors Ryan Seacrest a little?
lol the lawyer asking the questions is funny. lol. very straight to the point. I like that guy.
How can these lawyers sit along side this demon?!
Because of this? ---> The Sixth Amendment guarantees the rights of criminal defendants, including the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay, the right to a lawyer, the right to an impartial jury, and the right to know who your accusers are and the nature of the charges and evidence against you.
Why did Dahmer confess with the utmost honesty for all his victims? Most serial killers deny deny deny until they just can’t anymore. I’ve watched Ted Bundys movies. Which serial killer freaks you out the most? And what tv show/ movie do you recommend?
Because he knew deep down what he was doing was wrong, he just couldn't control the need for his victims to be with forever.
@@amandae8437 because his was a clown
@@sweetassugar2076 John Gacy was the clown.
Because he wanted to show off what he had done, he wanted the notoriety, the attention, that he was somebody people won’t forget. Most psychopaths are Narcissists. Narcissism was also the reason that Bundy thought he was smarter than everybody else & could outsmart the system so denied guilt.
Dahmer was a true gentleman and had integrity
I just want to understand something: the guy who was able to escape turn in Dahmer hadn't been drugged? What happened there exactly?
From memory.
Jeff was really drunk and in a really mental state ..he cuffed the dudes hand then kept him at knife point..at some point Jeff was hallucinating bad, mumbling to himself etc so the dude saw the opportunity to be like " yo bruh, ima just use da restroom aight! " Jeff didn't respond so the dude got up slowly then yeeted for the door.
Naaa the guy was just better at talking and buying himself time. He even says so in his testimony he did things like unbutton his shirt and ask for more beers to make JD for more at ease so he could escape at the right moment
@@montemcdonald8655 you're right
The GREAT dec. Patrick Kennedy, he milked Jeff like an old Jersey cow for info, what a phenomenal cop!!!
He wrote a great book called : Grilling Dahmer . Loved it !
Courttv making lots of money 💰!!!
Steven hicks was not gay.
Much like Jeffrey Dahmers killing spree, bad mustaches ran rampantly and without remorse among the detectives in the milwaukee police force in the 1980's and early 90's.
I’m hung like a mule
@@sweetassugar2076 that's not what your mother says
I’m on episode 6 Wow!!!
I love Pat Kennedy. I’m so sad he’s gone.
When he died??
He filleted the flesh from the bone smh..sick
I love How they all speak
RIP Det Kennedy
When did he die?
@@Cove9992013, heart attack, aged 59.
Rip, he died in 2013
Really rip what did he pass from
@@joeg4655 heart attack
@@saraharmstrong6542 were saying RIP to the detective in this video. Wtf are talking about lol
@@saraharmstrong6542 huh I think ur confused af we are talking about the officer Bruh 🤣 scary how dumb some ppl r
@@saraharmstrong6542 😂😂😂Dahmer died in 1994, almost 20 years before mister Kennedy. If you only knew a little bit about Dahmer you wouldn’t have made this poor comments :/
the question is how he did all of this Alone ?
all those bodies in the garbage...
Dahmer really was a monster. How could he do all of that to human beings?! Smh
He was a sick . Stop saying it if you never read deep story of dahmer . Even this detective that is speaking on the trial, felt empathy for jeff. If he felt who are you to judge
@@dhsegyhr There is no excuse for what he did. "Mental illness is used as an excuse to be evil. What was already inside of him. You stop making excuses for what he did
if you don't know too much about jeff dahmer as a person it'd be easy to say he was the definition of evil. hell, the things this guy did were unthinkable and beyond me. however in cases quite like his, you should bring yourself to be capable of seeing further than the labels "monster and cannibal". a monster criminal would be someone that felt zero remorse, they wouldn't care about the atrocities they have committed and would brag about them. however jeff didn't do this. he sincerely wanted to help the police in identifying the remains of the victims, he wanted to make ammends, try and make things right as much as he could. whether jeff really felt remorse for taking the life of 17 people, we can never be for sure. we cannot get inside his mind. however we can tell a lot how he felt about those murders through his actions, body language and behavior. jeff cried during interrogations when talking about certain victims. what the reasoning being for this we cannot be sure, but these aren't the actions of a monster with no feelings and remorse. if you're interested in jeff's case i truly recommend reading grilling dahmer or the shrine of jeffrey dahmer.
@@Philosophyenthusiast I agree with the idea of digging deeper into the psyche of an individual like Jeff. The guy killed people and kept their body parts because he couldn’t bring himself to part with them. He said himself ; “I loved them”. He was clearly very sick.
I believe we label people a “monster” when we can’t possibly understand them.
Jeff was not a monster. Yes he did horrendous things but he was sick. He cried out for help and never got it. I am very fond of jeff
Listen to his interview from Opie and Anthony
I first heard of him during the Opie and Anthony podcasts.
RIP,, detective Patrick 🖤
When did he die?
RIP PAT 😭
When did Pat died??
He seems like teddy bear 😭
wasn’t there another vic that escaped ?
Ron Flowers but the police didn't take him seriously.
His video is in this playlist.
@@DocStewie77 oh okay, thank you
@@jakhaiamari4930 as they did all blacks back then
Now I wonder why this one is less-liked, b/c the truth reveal how non-dominant this feminine looking of some of gun was and looked like and that he used poison strategy. However at 18:00 I didn't like how he conveniently omitted how the last victim got away after he punched him and kicked him the stomach and ran away.
1:07 is that a velcro strap above his lip? I'm curious
I wonder who lives in that apartment today..
Oxford apartments were demolished.
@@wollclark because of Dahmer?
@@jonbourgoin182 they tore it down. No one really wanted to live there much after. His grandmas house is still around though. I assume his parents old place is still around…in Ohio.
Was demolished esp due to chemical hazards in the apartment. The people that lived there wanted it to be a memorial ground but they didn go with it.
He was a nice man....
Yeah, Det. Kennedy does seem very nice.
The detective looks like Diedrich Bader.
His grandma was home during all of these???
Ikr..like literally he was hammering the bones and making them into fine powder, how on earth did his grandmother not hear that?
@@IdkIdk-gt2ej maybe she knew the whole time…
That's the same thing I just commented!! Who in the hell having sex in their grandma's house--gay or straight??? On top of that, pulverizing dead bodies in the basement!!! I swear my Grandma could hear someone sneezing too loudly in the basement and she's all the way on the second floor!!! Maybe the grandma was on a cruise or something. I dunno. She did eventually tell her son about all the weird sounds and smells tho!! The father came over and confronted him about it.
The grandma was old and dumb
No he said he would do all this when his grandmother is not at home
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CourtTV is milking this.
Milking it? It is important those who are just learning about this through NF to see the real story and court trial.
They got rid of the ones that didn't have ads on them and re-uploaded them with ads 😣
it’s common business. they released these vids again because of the recent netflix show. duh
Who's here after watching the series?
Stupid cop he could of avoided alot of the things that happen
Detective Kennedy stated after spending 6 weeks talking to Dahmer, he actually came to like him and felt sorry for him.
This is an example of how evil can deceive a person. Dahmer was sick and evil and he admitted it himself. Dahmer’s niceness was nothing but mimicking how others behave. There’s no way he had a kind soul. No way, not with the heinous crimes he committed.
It is just not that simple.
You're a horrible judge of character cause most people that knew Jeff stated that they liked him..
His neighbour's liked him, detective Kennedy and Murphy liked him.
That's what's mind boggling..he was no different than any other person..yet he committed such horrible crimes..
@@amandae8437 I know people liked his masquerade persona. But, they weren’t seeing his soul and the real Jeff.
@@My3Sons333 He wasn’t a psychopath like Bundy, devoid of empathy and remorse. He suppressed his emotions with alcohol and by objectifying his victims so that he could fulfill his compulsions. He made no excuses for this, admitted he was sick or evil and apologized to the families of the victims. He didn’t know why he had those compulsions and was honest that they never completely went away. He wanted to be killed, and chose to be taken out of Solitary knowing he would be killed. He did not try to defend himself when fellow prisoner Scarver did kill him.
I'm a serial killer but I'm nice
So, according to Dahmer's confession, he killed Tuomi in the summer of 1984. Then, the detectives changed the dates to November 1987.
Also, according to the confession, he killed Sears about the winter of 84-85 (changed to March 89), a year earlier than Guerrero.
They changed a lot of things because many of the victims were still alive when Dahmer allegedly killed them or didn't even live in Milwaukee.
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Why do they keep bringing him up he is dead why.
If you're too sensitive, don't watch it.
These are educational videos which explains the hazards of ignoring mental health issues
And for pre med students who studies criminology, these are very informative
jeffrey dahmer weird asf on bro
Nor accurate I e watched allot of interviews and documentary
He hated these men and himself. He stated he never meant to harm them but you are harming someone when you kill them- so he is a liar. His parents should be investigated for child abuse - his mind was too warped to not have had abuse. Direct, harmful, horrific abuse.
One psychiatrist pretty much said the same thing you did. He didn't believe Jeffrey killed those men so they could stay with him forever like he claimed. He thinks he took out his suppressed anger he had towards himself (mostly for being gay) out on other homosexual men. He also didn't believe Jeffrey was a cannibal or tried to make these men into zombies like Jeffrey claims
@@8luvbug which psychiatrist says this?.
What book or documentary?
@@amandae8437 George Palermo. Watch his portion of the trial on courtv
I think about Tracy edwards and think wow if the other cuff got locked to something else he would’ve never made it out….
Tracy knew how to handle jeff because Tracy himself was an insane guy who molested people and recently murdered someone too
Spanish please
Does anyone know what kind of sedatives Dahmer gave to his victims? They are always mentioned as "sleeping pills".
Why do you ask? 🤔
Wait a minute! Why do you want know??????
Duuude dont ask that question. That makes you a creep
Lol just look it up
@@AmberDash_360 Don’t encourage him!!! He could be the next you know who!!!! I’m worried. Like who asks something like that 😲
This detective had the hots for Dahmer. Read his book
I've only read the preview for it but the thought crossed my mind. The way he described how Dahmer followed his body as he moved bruh. Also the lawyer kinda sus too. The way she kept glancing at his mouth in the court footage 😬
He got a confession from Him being very professional and human. He did his job! and Jeffrey Dahmer was probably the only time he had a Sort of connection with Someone and also he had the best chance to tell his biggest personal secret. So, both sides won! what's wrong with that?
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Il dit qu'il a eu des rapports avec Steven Hicks avant de le tuer hors Steven était pas gay bizarre... dans la série on le voit s'approcher de Steven l'embrasser Steven recule en lui disant qu'est ce que tu fais etc... et dit à Jeffrey je ne suis pas comme ça un truc du genre c'est là que Steven a voulu partir et Jeff l'a frappé avec un haltère non? D'après mes souvenirs il a eu des rapports avec Steven une fois qu'il était mort et non vivant. Bref !
Steven had a gf
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