Life and Crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer

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[killswitch77]

A video walk through of a CG project I've been building for the past three years (off and on, anyway). It's Oxford Apartment #213 in Milwaukee, WI as it appeared the night of July 22, 1991. This was the home of Jeffrey Dahmer on the night of his arrest. Visit me at www.reddit.com/r/Project213 for updates and discussion.

Check it out on YouTube too, at https://youtu.be/tyLHimsE5dc

r/Project213

r/Project213: Project 213 strives to be an accurate CG recreation of Oxford Apartment #213 as it was on July 22, 1991. This was the home of

[deadstrangeblog]

Just before Jeffrey Dahmer’s brother was born, he entered first grade. He immediately had problems. He was terrified to go to school and did not like to be around people. His teacher notified his parents after only one month of Jeffrey being in school that he was not interested in school assignments and was shy and reclusive. She suggested that he receive some type of help, but he never got it. He grew increasingly isolated and had no friends.

[ahslilmonsters]

Dahmer thoughts

Y’all….. Evan Peters & Niecy Nash are giving us the performance of their lives & it is INTENSE!! The are fully doing justice to the victims stories, & already had me crying the first episode. I have NEVER seen any other true crime work showcase the true, complex emotions of the victims the way they are displayed in this show. Placing us in the shoes of the survivors & victims is the only way to tell this terror filled story anymore. The fact that Dahmer’s story was used to cover up the racism & homophobia that took place along with the failure of his parents & the police department to stop him, is a heavy reflection of these still ongoing issues in our society. Though this is an ill-fated story, it humanizes the victims & survivors in a dehumanizing society. These were REAL people with REAL emotions & SOULS, & we MUST remember them over the monster who traumatized them and/or took their lives.

Steven M. Hicks, 18

Steven Tuomi, 25

Ricky Beeks, 33

Raymond Smith, 32

Joseph Bradehoft, 25

Jamie Doxtator, 14

Richard Guerrero, 22

Anthony Hughes, 31

Oliver Lacy, 24

Errol Lindsey, 19

Ernest Miller, 22

Anthony Sears, 26

Konerak Sinthasomphone, 14

Edward W. Smith, 27

Curtis Straughter, 17

David C. Thomas, 22

Matt Turner, 20

Jeremiah Weinberger, 23

Survivors

Ronald Flowers

Tracy Edwards

Preston Davis

Billy Capshaw

Brother Sinthasomphone

Glenda Gleveland

To each & every& family member & neighbor effected, & to the many others whose names are unknown.

[talking2-myself]

A soldier took this picture of Dahmer on his barracks bed in west Germany in 1979. “Biginning Friday afternoon he would drink, pass out, wake up and start again,” said the former Army barracks roommate. “He’d be in his own little world”.

[jeffreysdahmer]

Jeffrey Dahmer pictured with his father, Lionel Dahmer. Just after Jeffrey graduated in June of 1978, he committed his first killing. His victim was Steven Hicks. Jeffrey consequently bludgeoned Hicks to death with a 10 lb. barbell after he tried to leave which would ironically be similar to Dahmer’s own fate merely sixteen years later in November of 1994.

[crazyapess]

Vernell Bass, neighbor of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer standing in hallway next to police padlocked door of apt. 213 in the Oxford Apartments after they found 11 dismembered victims of occupant Dahmer on the premises.

[j-effreydahmer]

[mixedoffender]

Perhaps the first sign that something was seriously amiss with Jeffrey L. Dahmer came in 1975, when he was a teen-ager. A group of boys walking in the woods behind the Dahmer home found the head of a dog impaled on a stick. Eric Tyson, who grew up across the street from the Dahmer home, said neighbors had also found frogs and cats impaled or staked to trees, and knew that young Dahmer kept animal skeletons in a backyard shed, near his pet cemetery. (x)

[crazyapess]

[psycho-with-a-path-deactivated2]

“I don’t know why it started. I don’t have any definite answers on that myself. If I knew the true, real reasons why all this started, before it ever did, I wouldn’t probably have done any of it.” - Jeffrey Dahmer

[twixnmix]

Jeffrey Dahmer appears at Milwaukee County Circuit Court where he was charged with eight additional counts of first-degree intentional homicide, bringing the total to twelve, on August 6, 1991.

[deadstrangeblog]

While incarcerated, Jeffrey Dahmer was sent over $12,000 by pen-pals. A 74-year-old nun who sent Dahmer $10 and corresponded with him for five years said “He did real bad things. But deep down, he’s a good kid.”

His correspondents came from far and wide, from Canada to South Africa. One woman from London even sent the cannibal a staggering $5,920 as a “donation”.

[jeffreysdahmer]

According to those who had gazed the deepest into his murderous soul, Jeffrey Dahmer had long been ready to die. “I always asked if he was safe,” his mother, Joyce Flint, who spoke on the telephone with her son every Sunday night, told a Milwaukee newspaper. “He’d say, ‘It doesn’t matter, Mom. I don’t care if something happens to me.’ ”

And during weekly prison meetings with his minister, Roy Ratciiff of the Church of Christ in Madison, Wis., Dahmer often contemplated “the question of death,” asking Ratciiff if he was “sinning against God by continuing to live.” At their last meeting, on the day before Thanksgiving, says Ratciiff, Dahmer’s weekly Bible reading was from the Book of Revelation—pages brimming with prophecies of hellfire, damnation and apocalyptic fury. The passage he chose was eerily appropriate to his own yearnings to be removed from this earth—and his frustration at still being alive. “In those days shall men seek death and shall not find it,” Dahmer read, “and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them.”

[shicksome]

He’s playing one of the most notorious serial killer in history

REALLY

[monstersandkillers]

Jeffrey Dahmer was born in 1960 in Milwaukee. When he was six years old, he moved with his family to the rural Ohio. He was known as being a relatively normal and happy young boy, although from his early ages he began to show a fascination with the bodies of dead animals. As he grew up, his parents’ marriage began to deteriorate and by the time Jeffrey was eighteen, his parents had separated.

Over the summer, Jeffrey was left on his own in the family home. On 18 June 1978, Dahmer picked up a 19 year old hitchhiker known as Steven Hicks. He was invited into Jeffrey’s house for a drink but when Hicks requested to leave, an argument started and Dahmer hit Hicks over the head with a dumb-bell. While the boy was unconscious, Jeffrey strangled him to death, and dragged the body into the crawl space under the house and began to dismember it. The remains were first buried in the back yard, however when the smell of decomposing flesh became noticeable, the remains were dug up. Jeffrey smashed the bones to pieces using a sledgehammer, and scattered them in a nearby woodland.

[crimeandcolumbine]

“I just get angry with other people who think they have a right to somehow try to blame my parents for what happened. That’s not right at all. No one has the right to do that because they’re totally innocent. They had no knowledge of it. And that angers me. There comes a point where a person has to be accountable for what he’s done. Can’t go around making excuses, blaming other people or other things. So I alone am the one who is responsible for what’s happened. The only motive that there ever was was to completely control a person—a person I found physically attractive. And keep them with me as long as possible, even if it meant just keeping a part of them.” - Jeffrey Dahmer

[j-effreydahmer]