Fed Exposes The TRUTH About Netflix Series "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story"
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 59 minutes
Words per Minute
185.83134
Hate Speech Sentences
126
Summary
Breaking down the Jeffrey Dahmer case and the conspiracy surrounding his murder of 7 people in the 1980s and early 1990s in the United States of America. The Netflix special "Dahmer: The Crimes of a Serial Killer" is now available on Netflix.
Transcript
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And we are live. What's up, guys? Welcome to Fed It. Today, we're going to be breaking
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down the Jeffrey Dahmer case. You guys know this is trending all over the place thanks
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I was a special agent with Homeland Security Investigations, okay, guys? HSI. The cases
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that I did mostly were human smuggling and drug trafficking. No one else has these documents,
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by the way. Here's what Fed It covers. Dr. Lafredo confirmed lacerations due to stepping
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on glass. Murder investigations. You see him reaching in his jacket. You don't know.
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And he's positioning. Been on February 13, 2019. You're facing two counts of two
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meditative murders. Bracketeering and Rico conspiracies. Young slime life here and after
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referred to as YSL. This is 6ix9ine. And then this is Billy Seiko right here. Now, when they
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first started, guys, 6ix9ine ran with me. I'm a Fed. I'm watching this music video. You know,
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I'm bobbing my head like, hey, this shit lit. But at the same time, I'm pausing. Oh, wait,
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who this? Right? Oh, who's that in the back? Firearms and violent crime. A.K.A. Bush Icy
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violated. This is the one that's going to fuck him up because this gun is not tracing. Well,
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it happened at the gun range. Here's your boy, 42 Doug, right here on the left. Okay. Sex
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trafficking and sex crime. They can effectively link him to paying an underage girl. And the first
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bomb went off right here. This guy got arrested for espionage. Okay. Trading secrets with the
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Russians for monetary compensation. The largest corrupt police bus in New Orleans history.
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The days of the police are gone. So he was in this bad boy. We're going to go over his past,
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All right. And we are back. What's up, guys? Welcome to Fed it, man. I'm glad to be back.
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It's been a while. As you guys know, we were in London for quite a bit of time in Romania. Shout
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out to the Tate brothers. Shout out to all our UK guys out there. Mandam, King Riches, you know,
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Troy Francis, et cetera. Did a couple podcasts out there. As you guys know,
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Fed it requires a lot of research, man. Like I'm over here taking all kinds of notes,
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being prepared for this joint. And, um, you know, sometimes it takes me weeks on end to
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research a case and make sure that I can come correct and be able to present as many facts as
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possible so I can give you guys an educated breakdown. And, you know, at the end of the day,
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I got to, you know, put my little spin on it as well as a former federal agent. So, um, these,
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these types of, um, this type of content requires a lot of, uh, research essentially. And between,
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you know, fresh and fit the fitness stuff, everything else that I'm doing, it takes quite
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a bit of time. So I apologize for not giving you guys an episode for the past two weeks or so I've
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been releasing clips, but let's be honest here. We all know that the live breakdowns is the best
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and, uh, also the documentary as well. Now, as far as the hitman documentary that I'm going to be
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doing guys, I won't, uh, be able to drop that one until next week. I don't know why, but for some
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weird reason, YouTube has given me a headache with getting it cleared through the, um, the person that
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owns it or whatever, you know, as you guys know, copyright, all this other crap, which typically
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it's re it's a reaction video. It's fair use. Um, but it's taking a little bit longer than usual.
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So I should that have, have that out for you guys, uh, this coming week. It's a really interesting
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episode. It's based on a individual who committed a triple murder, uh, using a fucking handbook.
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Okay. I know, I know very like what the hell, but it was very interesting case. And, um, he committed
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triple murder with, you know, for some money, et cetera. And it was really interesting.
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And, um, yeah, that will be dropped, uh, this week. It was a reaction video. I did a shot
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to Christina. She helped me with that one as well. Um, but anyway, uh, today we're going
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to be breaking down the Jeffrey Dahmer cases. You guys, if you guys have been living under
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a rock, uh, Jeffrey Dahmer, you know, I've, I knew about him for a while, but he's, you
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know, rose to prominence recently because of a viral Netflix documentary. And, uh, I've been
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getting requests for serial killers quite a bit. Um, next I'm probably going to do the killer
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clown for you guys. All right, Nancy, right. I know a lot of you guys want me to do that
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one as well. So I'll start hitting some of these serial killers, the Charles Manson's,
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et cetera. Um, but before I get into all that and you know, uh, what we're going to do, the
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Jeffrey Dahmer breakdown, I got a special guest in the house. You want to introduce yourself
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Yes. Hey guys, I'm autumn. I'm 25. I'm going to school for computer science. I live in Tampa,
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but I'm hanging out in Miami for a few days that I jumped on this Jeffrey Dahmer podcast.
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It's super interesting. So stay tuned. Bam. All right. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. Yeah.
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She's going to be giving me a helping hand here. Uh, can you highlight those super chats
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for me, by the way, the, the things on a, yeah. So, uh, so I'll hit some of these chats
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real quick and then we'll get into it guys. Uh, and I appreciate you guys for all the support.
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I really do. Fresh is in the chat as well. Shout out to fresh. Uh, and, uh, this dude, man,
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he tried to make fun of me earlier. You got feet as pretty as fresh, bro. Fresh's feet are
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disgusting. If you've ever seen them, my man never puts lotion on him. Uh, repent and obey
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Jesus. 20 bucks goes fresh needs, uh, fresh needs to do. Yeah, I got it. I got it. Don't
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worry for now. All right. Fresh needs to do bare minimum of five pushups every hour for
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16 hours a day. That would help motivate him more even during the shows. Also people on
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depression medication shouldn't be allowed to drive revoke the license. Okay. Okay. That's
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an interesting tidbit there, but all right. Uh, what else do we got here? We got, um, leaks
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five goes the two cops that fed the Asian team to Dahmer were reinstated. And one was
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elected as police union president, Milwaukee PD inept or corrupt. That's a good question.
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I'll answer that later on in the show, because I don't want to give too much away for the
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people that may have not seen the Dahmer, um, Netflix series, which a matter of fact, I'm
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going to do a poll here in a second, which y'all, uh, we got Christina Brown, uh, Lee
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goes, uh, thank you for being kind to Trill, seeing Chrissy anytime, man. You know, we, we
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always show a politeness. Anyone that shows politeness, a shout out to Trill. Uh, and
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then we got here. Now we know why you are late. Ha ha ha. Fuck you, bro. Uh, and then
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we got, actually, that was the reason why I was actually late was, and she's my witness.
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Were we, or were we not researching? We definitely were. Yes, exactly. We were researching. All
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right. Not the type of researching that you perverts are thinking about. Uh, just want
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to know what you majored in college to work for Homeland security from Kevin. I majored
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in criminal justice, guys. I was, uh, I was an intern with Homeland security from 2010
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to 2013. I became an agent in 2013 and I went to my first duty station in Laredo, Texas
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in 2014. Uh, Isaiah's five bucks. Yo, my uncle's friend was killed and my dad's cousin
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was asked by Dahmer to leave with him. Luckily he denied. Oh shit. God damn. Oh shit. Okay.
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And shout out to Aaron Clary. Aaron Clary was actually living in Milwaukee at the same
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time. I'm surprised that Dahmer didn't get him. Uh, Mel Vargas, $1. Thank you so much.
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I appreciate that. And then we got, uh, Jay. Oh, shout out to Jay Spansky.
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Uh, I don't want to expose this dude too much, but, uh, that's my childhood friend right there,
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guys. That's one of my best friends, uh, growing up. So, uh, yo, Jeremy, drop your, your Instagram
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for the people if they want to follow you. But yeah, that's, that's my, that's my childhood
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friend right there, man. I've known this guy since I was 11 years old in New Britain,
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Connecticut. Good friend of mine. Uh, fucking ass clown. I hate him though, but shout out
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to him. Uh, I already know why you watching this joint. Oh man. Anyway, a lot of the crazy
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humor that you guys see me with, it comes from that fucking guy. Pods nation. 10 bucks.
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Marin is a former human smuggling expert. Have you worn fresh to take the kidnapping class
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yet? He's running around MIA with half a milli vehicle. The valet is even closes our keys
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SMH. Well, sir, you're conflating, um, you know, kidnapping with human smuggling to completely
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different crimes. Human smuggling is, you know, moving illegal aliens into United States
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to circumvent immigration law, right? Border patrol, et cetera. Uh, what you're talking
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about is kidnapping, which that is another crime in itself. And it typically doesn't go
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federal unless you, uh, affect interstate commerce, right? You're crossing interstate
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lines. That's typically when the FBI is going to get involved. Um, I've done kidnapping
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cases myself as well. Um, I remember one case we had, there was this little girl. She got
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uh, we thought that she had got kidnapped or enticed, but she had went to like Mexico
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to meet with this, uh, individual who was a little too old. If you know what I'm saying?
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And she was like a, like a 12 or 13. Uh, we ended up getting her back and it was great.
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It was probably one of the best feelings I ever, uh, felt was getting that little girl
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back to her house, uh, to her parents. Getting her back home. Uh, Johnny black, not to be
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off track, but you should train Aaron more. He constantly skips super chats against your
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wish. I don't know if he stutters over them or be drunk, but he definitely slap you
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with his work. Okay. All right. Uh, and then you guys got to remember too, that sometimes
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we have like thresholds, right? To keep the show going. So he might not show your, uh,
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super chat. If, um, if you might like, let's say we say 20 enough from this point forward
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and then bam, he's got to go 20 and up, you know, we'll read the ones that came through
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before, but that's typically the rules. Cause you know, if we spend all day reading super
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chats, you guys are going to hate us and, and everything else like that. So, uh, yeah.
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So guys, there's already 781 of you guys in here. So please do me a quick favor, like
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the video, subscribe to the channel. If you like criminal case breakdowns, go ahead and
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subscribe to the channel. No one else on YouTube is doing this. And not only is no one else
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on YouTube doing it like this, but there's no other former federal agents on here, breaking
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out criminal cases for you guys from my perspective. Now, real quick, before we get into this, I
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want to explain to you guys, um, that what, what murder typically falls under. Okay. Murder
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guys is almost always exclusively investigated by the state. And the reason for that is because
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premeditated murder, homicide, et cetera, unless there's some kind of federal nexus, the feds
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are not going to get involved. What do I mean by a federal nexus? I mean, as in, it needs
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to be attributed to like maybe a gang case, a racketeering case. Maybe you kill someone
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during the commission of a bank robbery or a big one for me when I was an agent was,
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uh, like a smuggler, like left an illegal alien for dead out in the brush, or they tried
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to get away from the police and the car rolled over and they died. Like the, the feds only
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get involved in murder or some type of homicide when there's a federal crime already being,
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uh, committed to some degree. That's typically when the feds get in, they need some other
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prerequisite, right. To get involved in murder cases. Typically. Now, when it comes to like
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a traditional premeditated murder investigation or serial killer, et cetera, that almost always
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falls under the state. Now, have I ever done a murder case where I was the lead investigator
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for a premeditated murder? No, most federal agents don't investigate murder like that.
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There's some in rare situations where they do, like, let's say, um, you work for like
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the park forest or the park service, right. And you're in a special agent with them. And
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that someone commits a crime, right. And, uh, protected land. That's federal, a federal
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land. Then yeah, they'll get involved in that. Right. They'll do, they'll do a legit like
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homicide investigation in that situation alongside the state locals. But in general, most of the
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time, right. Or Indian reservation, right. The FBI will go ahead and handle a murder
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investigation in that situation. Cause it's federal land in that situation. They will,
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but in most situations, the state and locals, the County, they're the ones or the state police.
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They're the ones that take over and handle premeditated murders, serial killings, et cetera.
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And then the feds typically come in and assist. So in this investigation, I know what the feds
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that were involved, the FBI was involved, but they, uh, they were more from like an assisting
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standpoint. They gave a behavioral analysis agent to get in there and interview Dahmer and figure out
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what the hell his problem was. Um, they gave, they helped out with forensics and DNA, et cetera.
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But the lead agency was the Milwaukee police department. Okay. That's the main agency that
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investigated. So I just want to make that distinction very clear between state and local authorities and
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then federal authorities and who investigates, uh, homicide one or premeditated murder or murder
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one, whatever you guys want to use for it. Okay. Somebody said Osama in the chat. Okay. Hilarious.
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Uh, hello, my grandson, Myron's grandfather. Thank you. You fucking asshole. You, oh man. Uh,
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and I will be doing, speaking of Osama, I will be doing nine 11 as well. And I'm also working
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really hard on getting you guys a special guest that may or may not know Osama Bin Laden very
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personal personally. I locked it in, but I just got to find a date to bring this individual. And if you
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guys know who I'm talking about, give me a one in the chat, but, uh, I'm speaking of Osama, uh,
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and it's going to be probably one of the best podcasts. Uh, okay. We read this one and then
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let's see here, Johnny black. I think this, we read this one. Cool. I think we're good here.
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And then this is the last one here. And then I'm going to get into the show guys. Any chance
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we can get you to review DG DEA agent Kiki Camarena and the last narc doc. It was rumored
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that CA agent was present at a store tree. Okay. Yes, I can definitely do this for y'all.
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Uh, for you guys that are wondering, Kiki Camarena was a DEA agent that went undercover,
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uh, with the Mexican cartel. They ended up finding out that he was involved in, I think they lost
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like millions, millions of dollars worth of marijuana. Uh, this was back in the eighties
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and, uh, you know, they ended up torturing him and killing him, uh, which led to, uh,
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some very serious, uh, okay. I see some ones in the chat. Y'all know, y'all know what time
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y'all say it's still team six. Y'all know what time it is, baby. Uh, yeah, I'm working on getting
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y'all that interview, but yeah. Anyway, with Kiki Camarena, yeah, he was tortured by, uh, some
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cartel people. If I'm not mistaken, the guy that killed them was, uh, cattle, uh, cattle can
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tell, uh, Rafael cattle. Um, I forget his last name, but someone in the chat is going
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to put, put his name in here. I already know. Uh, and I'm just doing this off the top of
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my head. If I, I'm actually going to be very surprised if, if, if it's, uh, it's Rafael
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cattle can Tino or something like that. But anyway, yeah, I'll break down that case for
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y'all. Okay. Um, and I'm also going to break down a case, speaking of, uh, federal agents,
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uh, you know, being killed in the line of duty. I'm going to also going to do Jaime Zapata.
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Uh, as you guys know, I came from the Laredo field office and Jaime Zapata was, was a, was
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a very good agent. He was, uh, murdered in Mexico, uh, by members of the Losetas, uh,
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while he was doing on a mission to deliver some equipment. And, you know, I know a lot
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of information on that because, you know, I knew agents that were close to him. So, uh,
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I'm definitely going to do an episode on that and keep his memory alive. Um, and he ended
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up, the, the people that were involved in killing him got hit with murder. But again, like
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I said before, they got hit with murder because they killed a federal agent, right? So that
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was it, that allowed the feds to come in and investigate that crime as a murder because
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he murdered, they murdered a federal agent. Okay. So typically murder when the feds come
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in has to be attributed to some other federal offense. All right, cool. So let's go ahead
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and start breaking this bad boy down. And, uh, all you got to do on him, just highlight
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the chats and stuff like that for, from this point forward, for anything that comes in with
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like colors, um, shout out to her up and out in the background, like the video guys,
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we got 1000 y'all in here. So, all right, so let's get right into it. All right. Uh,
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so we got Jeffrey Dahmer here. Uh, let me add, let me move this tab, moving some stuff around
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real fast for y'all. Okay. So I'm going to share screen
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because we got a lot to cover with our guy here. All right. So who is Jeffrey Dahmer?
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All right. Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer. Okay. Here he is right here. Not a bad looking guy. Pause.
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Uh, born May 21st, 1960, uh, died November 28th, 1994. And we're going to talk about that
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as well. Also known as the Milwaukee cannibal or the Milwaukee monster was an American serial
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killer and sex offender who committed the murder and dismemberment of 17 men and boys
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between 1978 and 1991. Oh man. Oh shit. Oh shit. Many of his later murders involve necrophilia,
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cannibalism, and a permanent preservation of body parts, typically all or part of the skeleton.
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Okay. Necrophilia guys is, you know, the sexual urge to have sex with corpses and cannibalism is
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the consumption of humans. Okay. And demonetization gone like that. Anyway,
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anyway, although he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, just like a lot of these
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girls that come on the podcast, schizotypal personality disorder and psychotic disorder,
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Dharma was found to be legally sane at his trial. He was convicted of 15 of the 16 murders he had
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committed in Wisconsin and was sentenced to 15 terms of life imprisonment on February 17th,
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1992. Dharma was later sentenced to a 16th term of life imprisonment for an additional homicide
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committed in Ohio in 1978. And gentlemen and ladies, this was the first murder he had committed,
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which we're going to talk about that in a little bit more detail here in a second.
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And then on November 28th, 1994, Dharma was being a death by Christopher Scarver, a fellow inmate
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at the Columbia Correctional Institute in Portage, Wisconsin.
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So for us to be able to understand the individual, we got to go back in time and understand what type
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of man this guy was, what was upbringing, what led to the creation of the Milwaukee monster.
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Okay. So he grew up guys in Ohio. All right. And he grew up right here in this house,
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4480 Bath Road, Bath, Ohio. And this is like a pretty much right outside of Akron. Okay.
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Nice home. Right now it's worth about 415,000. But this home was built in 1952. And I got the
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Redfin listing here guys, because, you know, so we can get a little bit more details,
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but this is the home right here. Okay. It's been upgraded quite a bit. But so let's see here.
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Boom. You guys can see here. It's been pretty much enhanced. All right.
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Um, and now I think nowadays you can like rent the place for $10,000 a month,
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which is wild, but that's kind of where we're at now. Nowadays, there's a fascination
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with, um, with serial killers. All right. Um, and this is the inside of the home now.
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All right. And that residence has changed hands several times over the ensuing decades,
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including multiple times after the killer's 1991 arrest. And I mean, that's for obvious reasons,
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right? People are probably going to, you know, try to either, Oh, I don't want to be here because
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someone died here because he committed his first murder here guys in 1978. All right.
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And, uh, the 70 year home has undergone extensive renovation since the days Dahmer lived there
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with recent listing photos showing the home complete with modern wooden flooring and stainless steel
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appliances. Musician Chris Butler bought the home for 244,500 back in 2005 with the rock rocker telling
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the observer, the house has a great vibe. I mean, after all the house didn't kill anybody and I don't
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believe in ghosts and there's absolutely no reason to think there's anything untoward here.
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Butler put the home up for sale for three 29 and 2020 in 2012 before later removing it from the
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market. Okay. Uh, and then this was the first murder victim, uh, Steven Hicks rest in peace to him.
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Uh, he was the first of one of Dahmer 17 victims. Um, and then in 2014, the home was listed once again,
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this time for two 99, uh, 300,000 according to Zillow listing the home once again, failed to find a
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buyer. And it was again, taken down for sale. So I think the important thing you guys need to
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understand. So here is his mom. Okay. Joyce Dahmer. And here is his father, Lionel Dahmer. Um, so he grew
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up in an upper middle-class home. Okay. And his dad was basically a chemist. All right. And his mom was
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pretty much like a stay at home mom, but his mom was crazy guys. Give me ones in the chat. If you guys saw
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the Netflix series, give me ones in the chat. If you guys saw the Jeffrey Dahmer Netflix series, I just want to
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see kind of what the knowledge is on the chat about the parents. So I don't have to go into like too
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many details and be redundant. If some of y'all didn't see it. Once, if you saw it, twos, if you
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didn't, ones in the chat, you saw the, uh, the dots. Oh, holy shit. Okay. All right. Resounding ones.
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Okay. A couple of people didn't see it, but it looks like, all right. Y'all saw it. Okay. You guys
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were probably just as disturbed as I was like the goddamn video. Cause I watched that whole, all 10 episodes.
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I had to fast forward through some parts because it was tough, but, uh, like the goddamn video.
00:19:38.640
So anyway, so his mom guys had a bunch of issues. She was extremely erratic. She was using pills when
00:19:46.580
he was a child and, you know, Lionel believed that a reason why, um, Jeffrey, despite the fact that,
00:19:54.580
you know, he didn't have any abnormal abnormalities, you know, with his brain, he felt that she was the
00:20:00.300
reason that he ended up being crazy. Okay. And he put a lot of the blame on her. They had marital
00:20:04.860
issues. They fought often. She pulled the knives on him. And this was all, I know this happened in
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the, uh, in a Netflix series, but it was actually true. Okay. Um, the, the, the Netflix series was
00:20:14.320
actually fairly accurate according to what actually happened. Okay. Um, yes, Jason Sudiger. I will do,
00:20:20.800
um, Ted Bundy in the future. Good, good, uh, good call. Right. So, um, so he grew up,
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even though he, his family was stable financially, it was not stable emotionally. Okay. And this is
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the importance of having the same parents, quite frankly, right? A lot of serial killers come up
00:20:37.200
and fucked up homes. Jeffrey Dahmer was one of the, uh, few serial killers, right? That actually
00:20:42.800
grew up in a two parent household, but his father was away often and his mom neglected him a lot.
00:20:47.520
So Jeff had a lot of issues in school, extremely, extremely awkward, very antisocial,
00:20:54.280
didn't have friends. People made fun of him. Uh, one of the ways that he would go ahead and get
00:20:58.880
validation from people when he was at school is that he would make noises. Okay. And when I say
00:21:04.600
he would make noises, he would act as though he was, um, how do I say this? Uh, without getting
00:21:09.760
banned off YouTube, he would just act like he was retarded. Fuck it. You know, I'm just going to say
00:21:12.900
it. He would act like he was retarded. You make weird noise. Right. And the people would go,
00:21:17.800
ha ha ha. And they laugh at him. Right. But the key distinction here is that they wouldn't laugh
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with him. They would laugh at him. And he would do that because he thought, okay,
00:21:25.580
they were going to like me because I'm making them laugh. But the reality is, is that they would
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use that to, you know, ostracize him. All right. So that's kind of where he fell in the school
00:21:35.160
situation. Obviously this isolation drove him a little bit to madness and he was drinking alcohol.
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By the time he was a senior high school guys, the man was coming to school drunk as fuck. Okay.
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My man was popping Budweiser heavies, popping Bud, Budweiser's right in class. And you know,
00:21:54.320
one of his students and one of the students actually, uh, his classmates asked him like,
00:21:58.840
what are you doing? He's like, this is my medicine. And he's fucking just like pop one
00:22:01.620
out and it's like, start drinking in class. So he gave zero fucks, man. Okay. Being drunk
00:22:07.840
at seven o'clock in the morning. All right. So let me go through my notes here. Make sure
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I covered all that. You have anything to say on this autumn, uh, with him in his childhood
00:22:16.840
and being, being awkward. I mean, bullying will do that to you. And then alcohol mixed
00:22:21.720
with it and a crazy mom. It's not a good combination. Facts. You, any, his mom remind
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you of any of your friends, my friends. Yeah. I knew your friends crazy like his mom. Uh,
00:22:30.980
maybe myself a little bit. Oh shit. What the fuck am I doing? All right. So, um, all right.
00:22:38.400
So let's get into the first murder guys, because that's, he committed his first murder while
00:22:42.220
he was pretty much still in high school. God damn it. So the first murder guys happened
00:22:47.720
in 1978. Okay. We're going to go use this here because this gives a pretty good timeline
00:22:53.680
of, uh, of his events. All right. So let's see here. Uh, okay. So, so the first killing
00:23:04.220
June, 1978, and I think June 18th was the actual day. Um, I was, no, I was wrong. The
00:23:09.760
first killing was not planned. Dahmer told inside edition 1993, which by the way, my ninjas,
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I have the interview right here. I told you I'm not fucking around. All right. But yes,
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we're going to go through this interview as well. It was very revealing. And, um, yeah,
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all I'm going to say is that Jeff is not stupid. Okay. He definitely isn't stupid. He's
00:23:30.540
an intelligent individual from that interview, that interview. All right. I had fantasies
00:23:36.720
about picking up a hitchhiker and taking it back to the house and having complete dominance
00:23:40.140
and control over him. So let me, uh, also let you guys know that Jeff was homosexual. Okay.
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All right. If you guys haven't seen the documentary, he was homosexual. And what I will say as well
00:23:52.660
is that this YouTube video right here, where is it? Um, I had it here. Where'd it go?
00:24:00.540
Um, it actually perfectly summarizes, um, his fetish for, um, what led to this. And also he,
00:24:10.340
also when he was a kid as well, guys, one of his hobbies, right, since he was such a
00:24:14.360
introvert was he would dissect roadkill. All right. And he'd look at the organs and kind
00:24:19.980
of get the anatomy and it fascinated him. So, um, his interest of looking at roadkill and looking
00:24:26.600
at guts and, you know, looking at the shiny objects and the intestines, et cetera, alongside
00:24:31.680
of his, um, homosexual tendencies kind of combined into creating a, a monster quite, quite frankly.
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Um, so we're going to go ahead and, uh, play this portion right here. And this is from, uh,
00:24:45.060
the, uh, real story. Shout out to them. Jeffrey Dahmer, the Milwaukee cannibal crime documentary.
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And this guy right here is one of the investigators that was involved in interviewing and doing the
00:24:54.620
case with, um, against Dahmer, right? So he knows this guy very, very well. So let's go ahead and,
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uh, let's go ahead and play this portion right here. Cause this nicely, nicely and succinctly
00:25:06.960
summarizes what kind of allowed Dahmer to mesh his two, uh, two worlds collide. The homosexuality
00:25:13.960
and the need for, you know, dissecting things at Kennedy works the beat in Milwaukee for over 25
00:25:20.100
years. Back in the summer of 1991, he was assigned to the Jeffrey Dahmer case and spent six long
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weeks with him. He knew him better than most. He was a product of upper white middle class. He was
00:25:34.020
on the chest saying, he looks like Ron Jeremy. Educated. He came from, um, a family of means.
00:25:43.360
Yet the fractures in his parents' relationship left a young Jeffrey feeling isolated.
00:25:49.580
And the fractures come from his dad always being gone and his mom being a fucking psycho guys.
00:25:53.940
His interests turned to animals. He viewed them very differently to how most children look upon
00:25:59.920
their pets. He stated when he was a very young child, seven or eight, uh, he had found, um, a
00:26:07.880
decomposed squirrel. And, uh, and also I want you guys to see that. So he started to get desensitized
00:26:16.820
to dead animals and more importantly, dead smells as well. Right. Which this is going to be a recurring
00:26:22.760
theme that you guys are going to hear later on. Uh, as far as like from a young age, he was okay with
00:26:28.260
seeing guts, blood and smells. Cause we all know roadkill stinks. It's really bad. However, from a young
00:26:35.240
age, he already knew what time it was. The bones were there. He kind of took it apart. He said that
00:26:41.580
he found a roadkill and he wanted to see what was inside it, like a raccoon or a dog. He brought that
00:26:46.560
home, a dead dog that he found on the side of the road was hit by a car, cut that open and looked at
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the insides of that. Jeffrey started to do this from a very young age. He would roam the surrounding
00:26:57.540
countryside looking for roadkill to add to his growing macabre collection. His fascination with bones
00:27:03.520
would continue into his adulthood, but he would eventually move from animals to humans.
00:27:09.260
And this happens guys. Um, this is fairly common with, with murderers, serial killers, people that
00:27:13.820
end up, uh, killing mass murders, people that kill people and start to lose remorse. Uh, it almost
00:27:19.440
always starts with the abuse of animals. Okay. And insects, animals that, you know, then a cat,
00:27:24.660
then dogs and rabbits. Then the next thing you know, you're fucking chopping some dude's head off.
00:27:28.740
This is kind of how, this is the trajectory. A lot of the times of how a murder, uh, a murderer
00:27:34.880
becomes murder essentially. As he got to be about 13 or 14 and he was coming into his, um, sexual
00:27:43.320
awareness that, uh, he, uh, had, uh, had some kissing with another boy in the neighborhood. And he realized
00:27:53.200
that he was attracted to boys becoming aroused sexually. Um, and the cutting up of these animals
00:28:01.940
somehow became a match. Fair use, my ninjas, fair use. So what he did as a young man with animals,
00:28:10.740
he eventually did do later on in life with human beings. Bam. And there you go. So, um,
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that right there, my friends is kind of how everything was able to mesh together. So we're
00:28:27.120
going to go over his first murder. Okay. And it's interesting because this first murder happened
00:28:33.240
when he was still a teenager. All right. So going back, um, the hitchhiker was 18 year old,
00:28:39.380
Steven Hicks, Dahmer's first victim. Dahmer took Hicks to his parents' house in Ohio,
00:28:42.960
where he strangled and beat him with a barbell before dismembering the body and placing in trash
00:28:46.580
bags. No one, no one had a clue as to what was happening for over a decade. Let me, you know,
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let me enlarge this for y'all real fast. You guys should be able to see that now. Okay. Um,
00:28:59.300
no one had a clue as to what was happening for over a decade. Dahmer said of what would transpire
00:29:03.840
following his first killing. Dahmer would not murder again until 1987. So here's another picture
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of Steven Hicks right here. Where was he killed? 448 West Bath Road, Bath Township, Ohio, which you guys
00:29:14.740
know is this address right here, right? This home. And so basically, and the other thing that you guys
00:29:25.760
are going to notice about Dahmer is that he has serious abandonment issues. And what I mean by that
00:29:29.520
is whenever he would, a lot of times he would kill his victims. Okay. Because he didn't want them to
00:29:35.960
leave. Okay. So he picks this guy up. He tells him, yo, I got some beer and weird weed at the house.
00:29:40.780
I'm going to, you know, let's go hang out, et cetera. And the Netflix special makes it look
00:29:45.140
like he makes a move on him. And then Dahmer ends up like, and he rejects him and then he walks out
00:29:49.680
and then Dahmer tries to kill him. We don't know if that part is true. If Dahmer, if Dahmer actually
00:29:53.620
tried to, you know, make a move on him sexually, but what we do know is that Hicks wanted to leave
00:29:58.000
because he wanted to catch him a rock concert that was going on about 25 miles away. And, and since
00:30:04.740
Dahmer didn't want him to leave, he hit him with the dumbbell. He didn't think he was going to,
00:30:08.780
he didn't have the intention of killing him though. He was more interested in keeping him
00:30:12.120
there. And you guys are going to see that there's a common trend with these murders where they want
00:30:17.320
to leave. They got shit to do, et cetera. And Dahmer wants them to stay with him. So killing them is a
00:30:22.960
by-product of his greed and him wanting them there. And also him wanting to exert control. But the only
00:30:28.300
way that he's going to be able to exert the control to the level that he wants is he needs to
00:30:31.860
kill them, unfortunately. Right? So that's what he came to realize. And you guys are going to notice,
00:30:36.300
see later on that he starts to implement other things, right? To try to not kill the individuals.
00:30:42.580
All right. Um, so let's see here, uh, to keep his new friend from abandoning him and inebriated Jeff
00:30:50.760
knocked Stephen unconscious with a 10 pound barbell weight, just as the boy was bending down to pick
00:30:55.400
up his jacket. Jeffrey decided this wasn't good enough for him or perhaps not permanent enough.
00:30:58.940
So he knelt down next to Stephen's body and pressed the barbell weight into his throat until he had been
00:31:03.680
strangled to death. He cut the boy into pieces and shoved it all into black trash bags, piling the
00:31:08.080
remains in his car. I'll enlarge this as well. So you guys could see more.
00:31:14.780
And I went ahead guys and like, I double check this with, uh, with other things. And this is
00:31:19.360
probably one of the, it's nice to summarize. So that's why I'm using this. Uh, but I checked the,
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I double checked these facts for y'all. Then he began driving the evidence of what he'd done to a
00:31:27.260
local dump site. A police officer observed Jeffrey weaving over the center line of the road and
00:31:31.640
proceeded to pull him over asking what he had in the bags and why he was out of state. Jeff
00:31:36.320
explained by saying the bags were full of grass clippings and that he had been troubled by his
00:31:40.100
recent divorce and thought driving the trash out to the dump would take his mind off it. He managed
00:31:44.500
to pass the field sobriety test and the cop unknowingly let her murderer carry the body parts
00:31:49.500
of a young man go free. Shaken by the encounter, Jeffrey aborted the plan and instead drove back home
00:31:54.720
and buried the bags underneath his house. Yo, shout out to that officer.
00:32:01.760
That is a L right there, my friends. Um, and you guys are going to see this, that
00:32:07.140
Dahmer got lucky on multiple occasions with law enforcement interactions and getting away with it.
00:32:14.100
All right. Yes. Grass clipping, Jonathan Hogan. Yes.
00:32:18.180
And, uh, the Netflix series actually shows it where the officer says, Hey, you're 18.
00:32:23.880
I don't want to ruin your life. So go home, get the fuck out of here. You know,
00:32:27.480
whereas like nowadays, if you drive drunk, bro, with them dash cams, them boys taking you to jail.
00:32:31.600
That's a L every single time. So don't drive drunk guys in 2022. I'm telling you,
00:32:36.080
they're taking you in. They can't do it. They can't give you no favors because they got the
00:32:39.060
dash cam on. Right. So, um, so yeah, he was able to, uh, get out of the situation and he drove back
00:32:45.900
home. Right. So this is Steven Hicks right here. Rest in peace to him. He ended up, uh, passing away.
00:32:51.520
He was the only person that Dahmer killed in Ohio. Okay. So, um, after that, right,
00:33:00.100
the next timeline of events is what happens is Dahmer. He goes off to Ohio state university.
00:33:06.820
Okay. He ends up flunking out, gets like a, not even a, he's like a 0.4 or something like that.
00:33:12.280
GPA. He's drinking all over the place. He can't necessarily, um, he can't, uh, he can't function,
00:33:19.080
right. He fails all his classes and his dad had paid for him to go to school and get him an extra
00:33:25.280
semester on top of that. But after just three months he left, right? He got kicked out. So
00:33:29.520
his dad, obviously furious is like, motherfucker, you're joining the goddamn military. So he sends
00:33:37.100
his ass to the military and he goes off. Right. And, uh, he joined the military in 1979 after his
00:33:43.520
father made him and he ended up becoming a medic in, in the military. Once again, what do, what do we
00:33:49.300
know about this? He has an interest in, you know, human anatomy, dissecting people, et cetera. And
00:33:54.160
he also gets introduced to, um, to drugs. Okay. Uh, drugs like Halcyon, et cetera. Right. Which is a
00:34:00.860
powerful sleeping pill, which is one of the things that he used to pull people, uh, to sleep so that
00:34:06.540
he can kill them. All right. And, um, and he went off to the military and obviously, uh, Jeff, uh,
00:34:14.580
let's see here. I think I have a photo here somewhere of him in the military, which is, uh, hilarious.
00:34:23.980
Uh, God damn it. Where did it go? I'm trying to find it for y'all.
00:34:28.460
God damn it. Did I lose it? I have it here. What are your thoughts on this? Uh, oh, here
00:34:38.220
it is. I got it. But what are your thoughts on this so far from him being a fuck up with
00:34:41.900
college and everything else like that on him? Um, it's just a sign that it's going to get
00:34:48.020
worse. His life is not going well. So it's going to start killing people, I guess.
00:34:53.440
And this sums up right here, his, uh, career in the military guys. This is Jeffrey Dahmer
00:34:59.220
in the military. That's a big, this photo was taken of him. And, uh, when he was in,
00:35:08.180
I think it was in Germany. Um, and you know, he has the bottle there, et cetera. So he ends
00:35:13.080
up getting guys a, uh, an honorable discharge and you know, your boy Myron ended up getting
00:35:20.500
his military documents, AKA. So here he is right here, guys. I'm going to go ahead and
00:35:28.060
enlarge this stuff for y'all. Okay. Um, here's his, obviously here's his, you know, he was
00:35:35.140
an E3. Here's a social security number. Some, please guys don't steal his identity. Uh, he's
00:35:39.660
passed away now. Um, right. And it's a little bit faded, but here's his, uh, signature, right?
00:35:45.480
Et cetera. Um, this is the department of the army headquarters, second battalion, 68th,
00:35:50.600
uh, um, armor appointment of escort. This letter is advised you that you have been appointed
00:35:55.580
as escort for PFC Jeffrey L Dahmer, uh, uh, private first class who is now pending elimination
00:36:01.820
under the provisions of AR 635 dash 200. Um, and then they go ahead at, this is basically,
00:36:07.660
this probably went to one of the commanding officers over him to kick him off base after
00:36:11.700
he had been, um, hit with the, with the, uh, discharge and he got discharged on March 26th,
00:36:18.160
1981. Um, uh, let's see here. And that's his number. Let's see. These are some more,
00:36:26.340
my military guys know exactly what this is, but the point here guys is that he ended up getting
00:36:30.260
an honorable discharge. Okay. He got an honorable discharge, um, which is honestly is wild to me
00:36:39.140
because they kicked him out right here. Private Dahmer has had several alcohol incidents and is not
00:36:43.880
willing to control his alcohol intake. I declare PFC Dahmer as a failure to the active and follow
00:36:49.000
up phase of the ADA PCP. There is a chapter nine pending on this service member. Um, and he was
00:36:57.760
clinically evaluated for alcohol abuse, January 29th, uh, 1981. So he guys, um, and this is in New York,
00:37:07.220
it looks like a 56 general hospital. Yeah. So he failed, he failed and they kicked him out the
00:37:13.200
military and he ended up getting an honorable discharge, which to me is crazy that he got
00:37:17.080
an honorable discharge because typically for alcohol abuse, you would get a dishonorable
00:37:21.380
discharge. Okay. But, uh, you know, getting a dishonorable discharge guys is I would argue
00:37:26.660
worse than getting a felony, uh, uh, you know, being a convicted felon because you can't get no kinds
00:37:33.240
of jobs with a dishonorable discharge, but here's the military documents. You guys can see here,
00:37:37.200
right? Some more, some more stuff, but you guys get the idea. So he ends up getting removed
00:37:42.840
from the military, right? With a, with a honorable discharge in 1981. So after he goes to Miami beach,
00:37:50.100
spend some time there for a bit. Um, he gets, you know, he lives in a hotel. He's paying a little bit
00:37:55.460
of money. He has like some odd job. I think he was like a butcher or something like that. Um, but
00:37:59.700
he can't make it right. He doesn't make enough money. He gets kicked out of his place. He's
00:38:02.860
living on the beach for a bit. He's like, fuck this shit, dad, I'm coming home. So his dad ends
00:38:07.360
up taking him back. Right? So at this point, his dad's like, bro, like what the, like, what are you
00:38:14.280
doing? Right? Fucking failure. What are you doing? He's mad as hell, which rightfully so, I'll be
00:38:19.260
pissed too. You try to send your son to college. He flunks out. You send him to military, kicked out of
00:38:24.080
the military for alcohol abuse. Right? So there's a trend here, right? Because when he went into his
00:38:29.240
dorm room at OSU, he saw liquor bottles all over the place. So Dahmer guys was a huge, huge, huge
00:38:37.020
sound like Donald Trump, the G alcoholic. All right. That's an understatement. And you guys say
00:38:42.860
I'm kidding around when I say that, you know, drink alcohol is not in your best interest, et cetera,
00:38:47.280
and getting, being a drunk. It really isn't man. And am I saying that you're going to become a serial
00:38:52.440
killer with it? No, but, but alcohol was definitely an ingredient to this craziness that was going on
00:39:00.040
in his life. Okay. When the police went to his apartment, there were butt heavies all over the
00:39:04.780
place, empty cans everywhere. All right. And you can't, and actually that was one of the main things
00:39:09.940
that they used to establish that he was saying when he went to trial was that he drank so much,
00:39:15.820
right? To go ahead and knowing, knowing what he was doing was wrong. He drank so much to numb the
00:39:21.320
pain of killing people and dismembering them and doing all the other crazy things he did to the
00:39:25.300
corpses. Okay. So we got 1800 plus y'all in here. Like the video. If you guys are just joining the
00:39:31.480
podcast, quick little recap. We went over who, uh, you know, Jeffrey Dahmer is. We went over his
00:39:39.340
background. We went over his childhood. We went over his parents, his mom, his dad, and we went over
00:39:45.180
his first murder in 1978. And then we went over and went into him going into the military and getting
00:39:50.580
a discharge. Okay. So now guys, he gets sent to live with his grandma. Okay. AKA his, uh, father's,
00:40:00.820
um, mom. All right. And that place was right here. This nice little neighborhood here in West
00:40:11.900
Alice, Wisconsin. Okay guys. And, uh, here it is on Redfin as well. Cause your boy's a real estate
00:40:16.760
investor. It's worth about 900, 193 K. Uh, now man, it's off the market though. I mean, I will buy
00:40:23.080
this. Same bad. All right. It's a 4,835 square foot lot. This home is currently off market based on
00:40:30.180
Redfin's Milwaukee data. We estimate the home's values worth 193 K at the moment, but this is where his
00:40:34.800
grandma lived. Okay. And his grandma, uh, from his, his paternal grandma, uh, let's see here.
00:40:42.820
So he goes to live with her and the murders continue guys. Okay. So we're going to get into
00:40:48.420
the rest of the timeline of his murders. So, uh, Dahmer briefly returned to Ohio to live with his
00:40:54.980
parents following his military discharge bill is arrested for drunken disorderly conduct for which
00:40:58.400
he was fined and received a suspended jail sentence, hoping his grandmother would be a tempering
00:41:02.220
influence, uh, on their son's ongoing drinking. Dahmer's parents sent him to live with her in
00:41:06.760
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. All right. Arrested for indecently exposing himself at a Wisconsin state
00:41:10.800
fair. Dahmer was convicted and fined 50 bucks. Uh, basically what he was doing guys, he was whacking
00:41:16.140
off at a fair, right? AKA that's another, um, L Dahmer, uh, August 19 to 60 charged with disorderly
00:41:25.020
conduct arrested for masturbating in front of two boys. Dahmer told authorities he was merely urinating
00:41:28.860
charged with disorderly conduct. He was sentenced to one year of probation and
00:41:32.200
to undergo counseling. September 19 to December, uh, Dahmer kills his next victim nine years
00:41:37.540
after his first. So guys, this right here, my friends is the turning point. Okay. This
00:41:43.260
is what sends him to becoming Jeffrey Dahmer, the Milwaukee monster. After taking Steven Tuomi
00:41:50.780
24 back to a hotel room, Dahmer says he awoke the following morning to find Tuomi dead alongside
00:41:56.080
him in bed. Dahmer would later tell authorities he had only planned on drugging Tuomi and had no
00:42:00.580
recollection of beating him to death with his fists placed in the body in a suitcase.
00:42:04.240
Dahmer transported it to his grandmother's basement, where a week later he dismembered
00:42:08.120
it and placed it in the trash, except for the head, which he retained for a further week
00:42:12.240
before boiling it in an industrial detergent and bleach, eventually pulverizing the brittle
00:42:17.920
hole. Oh shit. Oh shit. Oh shit. So here's another thing as well about him. A shout out to our
00:42:23.260
boy fucking Trillstein in the house. 200 bucks goes. Trillstein here. Myron, can you do R. Kelly
00:42:28.860
part two? I'm a flirt. Yes, I already did R. Kelly. Go ahead and check out that episode. If y'all
00:42:34.580
want, I break down exactly why R. Kelly got 30 years. Um, but yeah, shout out to you, Mike, uh,
00:42:39.920
uh, Trillstein. So, um, where was I? So yeah, so with Steven Tuomi guys, here's the hotel that he took
00:42:45.520
him to right here, took him to the ambassador hotel in Milwaukee, which is right. God damn it.
00:42:57.140
Where is it? There we go. Here it is. Here's the ambassador hotel guys. And, uh, as you guys can see,
00:43:02.960
we'll go ahead and street view right here. So this is it right here in Milwaukee. Um, nicer,
00:43:08.900
nicer, nicer in hotel, I guess, at least back in the day back then. Um, and this is where Dahmer
00:43:14.520
took the guy because at this point he had been kind of under the radar from the bath houses,
00:43:21.080
et cetera. So like people knew that he was doing some fuck shit. So he had to take the guy to the
00:43:24.860
hotel to kind of avoid detection. All right. Because he was going to bath houses, right. To,
00:43:29.860
and drugging guys. All right. Giving them that halcyon and putting in the sleep and
00:43:32.940
one guy almost had an overdose. So he had to figure out another way to get this guy back to
00:43:37.160
where he needed them. All right. So he ended up taking them here to the ambassador hotel,
00:43:42.020
which is where he would commit his second murder. And once that happened, guys, the floodgates
00:43:46.360
were, the floodgates were gone. All right. So drunk Dahmer right here.
00:43:52.960
And here's Steven right here. This is him. All right.
00:43:59.400
Oh, it was okay. Room 507. I didn't even, there you go. They got it down to the room.
00:44:03.640
Um, so he met him at a gay bar club called club two one nine. Okay. And this club right here, guys,
00:44:08.300
is right here. This is the club nowadays, right? It's now called the, uh, wall street stock bar,
00:44:14.880
right. All my Milwaukee people. Y'all know, y'all know what it's like now, but this was it back in
00:44:20.940
the day. If I can find it. Oh, right here. This was it back in the day. This was club two and nine.
00:44:28.280
It was a, it was a gay club back in the day. All right. But this is where he met the, met,
00:44:33.740
met, uh, this guy, Steven. All right. Steven Tumoy. And I apologize if I'm spelling it,
00:44:40.180
mispronouncing it. Um, they went back to his room number 507, where they got blackout drunk.
00:44:45.480
The next morning, Dahmer had no memory of the night before due to his drunken stupor,
00:44:48.840
but found Tumoy hanging halfway off the bed with his chest brutally beaten in and blood seeping
00:44:53.040
from his mouth. Dahmer left them immediately to buy the largest suitcase he could find. And he
00:44:57.180
crammed Tumoy's body into a Jeffrey rather boldly had the bellboy carry the heavy thing out of his,
00:45:02.100
out his cab for him and route back to his grandmother's house where he now lived. The cab driver
00:45:06.300
made a comment about the nauseating odor emanating from the suitcase, which Jeffrey
00:45:10.080
calmly brushed off. He let Tumoy's body rot for a week before dismembering him in the basement and
00:45:15.500
destroying the remains. He was never charged for the murder of Steven Tumoy because Steven's body or
00:45:20.140
any other physical evidence was never found. The sentencing judge refused to charge him without
00:45:23.920
anything proving beyond a reasonable doubt that he did it. Additionally, Jeffrey held no technical
00:45:28.940
memory of committing the crime. He stated that he probably did it, but he also offered the suggestion
00:45:33.360
in a pathetic attempt to swear responsibility that Steven had killed himself. So, um, the other thing
00:45:38.720
too, funny story that I want you guys to know as well. Shout out to, uh, Michael Trilstein again.
00:45:44.980
I remember learning about Jeffrey and criminal justice, sick boy Trilla. Yeah. He's definitely
00:45:49.280
sick with this stuff. Um, the other thing too, also guys, so just to go to show you guys how, um,
00:45:54.440
crazy Jeff was and how he evaded, like he just got lucky as hell. He basically like when, when he was
00:45:59.940
given the bag over the dude, the cabbie was like, yo, like was, is what's in here a body. And Jeff was
00:46:06.000
like, yeah, there is a, there is a body in there. And then they actually laughed it off, et cetera,
00:46:09.300
but there really was a fucking body in there. So that's another little story that is, um,
00:46:14.820
not a lot of people don't know about with the cabbie, but, um, yeah, I mean, uh, the thing is
00:46:20.040
about Jeffrey Dahmer that I noticed from listening to his interviews and listening to him speak and,
00:46:24.120
you know, listening to him convey, uh, when he conveys himself to other people, uh, he's very intelligent.
00:46:29.940
He's very well-spoken. He has a very, um, monotone yet safe voice. If you know what I'm
00:46:36.340
saying, he doesn't sound like an awful person. Okay. He has that Milwaukee accent, right. And,
00:46:43.080
uh, or that like Midwest accent. So you think that he's friendly, you know, they refer to soda as pop,
00:46:47.860
right. That's, that's how people from the Midwest speak. Um, and it's a very disarming demeanor,
00:46:54.280
but what people don't realize is once he gets you back into that apartment, apartment 213,
00:46:58.520
AKA, or his grandmother's house, right. The demon comes out. Next thing you know,
00:47:03.600
this dude turns into fucking, and next thing you know, he's putting some fucking sleeping pills in
00:47:09.580
your shit and he's trying to kill you. Right. So, um, so that's why a lot of people fell for his
00:47:15.780
charm. All right. So, uh, anyway, so let's go ahead and we got a 2000, you guys in here. So do me a
00:47:23.340
quick favor, man. Please like the video. If for anything else, like the video for the fact that I had to
00:47:28.400
watch all 10 episodes of that Netflix series, and I was extremely uncomfortable every single time
00:47:33.600
there was certain scenes going on, I don't care about the violence. I just did not like the,
00:47:39.440
you know, the dudes tapping swords. If y'all know what I'm saying. All right. So like the video for
00:47:46.780
that, because it was extremely uncomfortable watching that. And I know y'all know what I'm
00:47:49.760
talking about in the chat for some of you guys that all hit those ones watching that, that Netflix
00:47:53.240
joint. All right. So like the goddamn video, if for anything else, just for that. All right.
00:47:58.600
So, okay. So let's go back to the murders. We're going to go over all 17 victims, because one thing
00:48:03.740
I don't like is that the documentary didn't really show, not the documentary, excuse me. Well, the
00:48:07.740
documentaries as well that are, that show this, but the Netflix series didn't show all 17 of the
00:48:11.840
murders. They only showed, uh, three or four of them, which I don't think is fair to the victims.
00:48:16.960
So we're going to go ahead and go over each of them. All right. All 17, baby. And then we're
00:48:21.800
going to also go ahead and play a portion of the inside edition, uh, interview as well. So we're
00:48:26.380
here for the long, though. So like the video. All right. Let me go back to share screen with y'all.
00:48:30.800
Uh, y'all see what I'm seeing? No, hold on. Okay. There we go. So here's the next, um, the next victim.
00:48:39.780
Okay. Uh, Dahmer murdered 14 year old Jamie Doxner on January 16th, 1988. Jamie was hanging
00:48:46.420
around outside of the popular gay club, uh, 219 from where Dahmer also lured Steven Tumoy unable to
00:48:52.640
get inside due to him being a minor. He was known to frequently spend time around the club in search
00:48:57.320
of romantic partners. Jeff obviously decided it would be easier to lure a child from the street
00:49:01.900
than to lure a man away from the friends and atmosphere. So we offer Jamie 50 bucks to make a
00:49:06.500
video with him at his house. Can you do me a quick favor on him? Can you double check, um,
00:49:10.640
uh, what $50 was worth in 1988 to today? Just type in like inflation calculator, $50 in 1990,
00:49:18.320
1988. Um, just so that we can get a bit, cause I know something on the child, like $50, like
00:49:23.080
what, what, but you guys got to remember inflation is a real thing. So we're going to go ahead and
00:49:26.800
figure out what it was really worth. And this is only a 14 year old kid, man. Um, was equal
00:49:31.960
to $120 and 80 cents. Okay. So yeah, so that, that, that changes. So almost triple, uh, together
00:49:39.720
they went back to Jeffrey's grandmother's house where Dahmer drugged them, strangled him and
00:49:43.500
kept his body wrapped in a blanket and the wine cellar for one week, poor Jamie's little
00:49:47.200
body was left alone to rot on the floor. He then stripped the boy of his flesh, dissolved
00:49:50.780
it and crushed his bones using a sledgehammer. He threw up plastic bags containing the remains
00:49:55.360
for the garbage truck to take to a dump site. All right. So recipes to Jamie. So let's go ahead
00:50:01.340
and move on to the next, uh, victim. Let's see here. Uh, so now we got, uh, Richard Guerrero,
00:50:12.520
March, 1988, Richard Guerrero met his killer outside of Milwaukee gay bar. Dahmer offered
00:50:16.200
girl $50 to return to his grandmother's house and spend the night with him after drugging
00:50:20.160
Guerrero with his sleeping pills. Dahmer strangled him before performing sexual acts on the corpse.
00:50:25.280
This time Dahmer dismembered the body within 24 hours by hiding his killings. And the dismemberment
00:50:29.340
was becoming increasingly difficult. Yeah. Cause at this point, his grandma starts to kind
00:50:32.820
of figure out like, what are you, Jeffrey, what the fuck are you doing? Okay. Also quick
00:50:36.860
little story time for y'all rewind a bit. His grandma guys had caught him like sneaking
00:50:45.480
in a mannequin. Right. So he had stayed in a department store overnight. Right. He gets
00:50:52.300
this mannequin, steals the mannequin, brings it home, puts it in bed with it, puts it in bed
00:50:58.080
and he sleeps with it. And he's like touching the body and doing all this other strange,
00:51:01.820
uh, you know, things. But the thing with the mannequin, why it helped them so much was that
00:51:07.640
it didn't leave. It gave them that, that, that comfort of having some type of, um, some being
00:51:13.720
with him. Right. And also mannequins guys back in the eighties before, you know, this whole
00:51:17.780
body positivity bullshit were actually in shape. Okay. So the mannequin fit the exact physical
00:51:23.380
archetype that Jeffrey Dahmer liked, which was that V taper muscularity, et cetera. So
00:51:30.660
yes. And his grandma found the mannequin confronted him about it. And then she threw it out and
00:51:36.420
that drove him mad. Okay. And obviously a systematic, it was gone. Right. That might've been the reason
00:51:45.320
why he started doing this stuff where he's like started becoming more active with going after
00:51:50.000
people and getting them to try to come back to his place and having sex with them. And then,
00:51:53.960
you know, uh, drugging them and killing them. All right. And this was all done again at his
00:51:58.520
grandma's house right here. All right. Uh, also this is it. And you guys look at the neighborhood,
00:52:02.580
right? And let me show you all real fast. My bad. It was right here. If you guys look at the
00:52:07.560
neighborhood, right? This is like a typical American dream white picket fence neighborhood in a good
00:52:15.300
area, right? It's a suburb of Milwaukee. That's very, very safe. Unsuspecting. Right.
00:52:19.300
Well, man, you know, you come back to a place like this. You ain't thinking like, oh yeah,
00:52:22.720
this stew's about to put some sleeping pills in my joint and kill me and put me in the basement.
00:52:27.080
You would never think that, right? You got a nice little granny upstairs, but you want to think
00:52:30.580
that. So yeah. Yeah. Someone said no driveway. Yeah. No driveway, bro. I guess. Oh, fun little
00:52:37.980
fact for y'all. Jeffrey Dahmer did not have a driver's license guys. He did not have a driver's
00:52:42.700
license. Okay. Um, so yeah, I know a lot of these like little random facts from all the research.
00:52:50.620
All right. So let's continue on. Uh, um, so yeah, so he killed, uh, Jamie Doxer and then,
00:52:57.360
yes, this is, uh, this is, uh, Guerrero right here. This is a Richard Guerrero right here. Here's
00:53:01.780
a photo of him. All right. He was 23. Uh, he was 23. And the last time they saw him was on the
00:53:06.240
evening of March 24th, 1988. And this was, um, they offered him 50 bucks and he didn't have money.
00:53:11.500
Look, as you can see, he only had $3 to his name. So he agreed to go to Jeff's offer, probably
00:53:15.660
grateful for the money. Dahmer drugged, strangled and sexually assaulted Guerrero before dissolving
00:53:19.760
his body, using an acid solution and flushing the consistency down, uh, the toilet after Dahmer's
00:53:24.720
final arrest, Richard's sister, Janie Hagen broke America's heart by pleading. I want to know what
00:53:30.060
he did with my brother. I heard on the news that he made that maybe my brother had been flushed down the
00:53:34.240
toilet. I want to know she would never get an answer because Jeffrey never told her and the
00:53:37.900
boy's remains were never discovered. Now, next one is, uh, Kaizen sent us some phone. Okay. And
00:53:46.880
I'm probably butchering that and I apologize. Um, this guy actually wasn't killed. He was only
00:53:52.700
attacked. All right. So he was a 13 year old boy that Jeffrey lured into his first apartment
00:53:56.900
less than 24 hours after moving in. So now guys, right. So he committed two murders at his grandma's
00:54:02.820
house. Right. He killed, um, he killed Steven to him. So a little quick. So now we're up to like
00:54:09.880
murder four or five here. So he kills Steven Hicks first murder 1978 at his parents' home. Okay.
00:54:16.620
Right. And also I just want to make a quick little note of this as well. I forgot to mention this
00:54:19.960
when he killed Steven Hicks, his parents were nowhere near weren't found. His dad was living
00:54:24.700
at a hotel and his mom left with his brother. Okay. So he was living by himself for several months,
00:54:30.240
but for about three to four months, he was by himself, living at the house, going to school,
00:54:34.040
drunk as fuck, not knowing what the hell was going on. So he had the house to himself. Okay.
00:54:38.580
So that's how he was able to commit this murder of this guy. And no one knew. Nobody knew. As a
00:54:43.620
matter of fact, they didn't know that he killed them until he confessed to the police. All right.
00:54:48.300
So the first murder at his home, second murder ambassador hotel. All right. Which we discussed
00:54:54.120
before third murder committed as grandma's house, fourth murder committed as grandma's house.
00:54:58.960
Now he brings them back to his, uh, to his apartment. All right. His first apartment,
00:55:03.960
which is a 808 North 24th street. Um, uh, let's see here. And I don't think, is this correct?
00:55:12.480
Cause it was supposed to be 924 24th. Is it 808? Can you double, double search that for me?
00:55:17.480
Just do a quick fact check on that for me. Um, autumn, uh, give me one sec guys. All right,
00:55:25.200
there we go. So, um, he learned his first apartment at less than 24 hours after moving
00:55:31.340
in. Kaizen was drugged and molested, but managed to escape and quickly found police. Jeffrey was
00:55:34.780
charged with sexual assault and enticing a child for immoral purposes, spending one week in jail
00:55:38.300
before posting bail, who sentenced to four months later, pleading for mercy by standing,
00:55:42.800
stating that he was an alcoholic and homosexual with sexual problems and offered the transparent
00:55:47.020
excuse that he thought Kaizen was 19 years old. Okay. Come on, Jeff.
00:55:51.280
Stop the cap. Uh, he received the light term of five years probation and one year in a workers
00:55:56.580
release program, forcing him to move out of his new apartment. Mr. And miss sent the cell phone
00:56:01.760
were promised that the man who traumatized their son would be locked away for a long time.
00:56:05.700
So they chose not to take the case to court. They never found out what Jeffrey looked like,
00:56:10.380
leaving Kaizen the only person in the family that would be able to identify him. And also just so
00:56:15.020
y'all know, you guys are probably wondering where did he work? Well, he worked at, let me see if I got
00:56:31.060
Bear with me, guys. Sorry. I have a lot of stuff here. Okay. This is where he worked. He worked at
00:56:35.720
a chocolate factory, guys. All right. Which is right. This thing is being slow. Bear with me.
00:56:45.640
Okay. This is the apartments, right? This is where he brought all his victims, which by the way,
00:56:49.600
this apartment complex is gone now. Okay. The Oxford apartments, but this is where he worked.
00:56:55.580
Ambrosia is a chocolate factory. All right. The former Ambrosia chocolate co in downtown Milwaukee,
00:56:59.960
where serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer worked in the 1980s, the building is now gone. And, um, this is
00:57:04.620
where he was working on that work release program. All right. So, um, your chocolate is more than likely
00:57:09.660
being made by a convicted felon somewhere in the U S.
00:57:11.820
like the video for me guys. All right. So this guy actually survived next. We got, um,
00:57:26.740
On March 25th, 1989, Easter Sunday, while Jeffrey was a free man awaiting trial for sexually assaulting
00:57:34.320
13 year old Kaizen, he went on to hunt once again at La Cage Ox Falls, a local gay bar here. He met an
00:57:39.760
aspiring model, 26 year old named Anthony Sears and successfully conned him into coming home with
00:57:43.660
him. Jeff knew the police were probably keeping tabs on his apartment while he awaited trial. So
00:57:47.660
Anthony had a friend, Jeff Connors drive the pair to Dahmer's grandmother's house, where he dropped them
00:57:52.060
off, not before reminding Anthony that he was meant to have, uh, lunch with his mother the next day and
00:57:57.560
to call if he needed a ride. Dahmer then escorted Anthony inside where he drugged, strangled, and
00:58:01.600
dismembered him. Dahmer admittedly found Sears to be exceptionally attractive, even scalping him because
00:58:06.620
he loved his ponytail. Oh my God. He was truly mesmerized with Anthony so much so that he took his skull to
00:58:14.540
work with him, uh, a few days after so that he could take breaks throughout his shift to gaze at it. He later
00:58:20.700
said, if I could have kept him longer, all of him, I would have. Three years later, investigators found
00:58:25.060
Anthony's skull, mummified scalp, and preserved penis inside of apartment 213. So as you guys can
00:58:31.140
see, this guy wasn't all there, right? Um, yeah, I can see on the chat going wild. Dahmer, right? And I
00:58:38.480
also want to make this very clear for y'all as well, was very physical with his murders. And what I mean
00:58:43.240
by this is that he went after very good looking men and he would bring them back to his place and
00:58:50.440
he wanted them to stay with him. And the only way that he can execute them staying with him was
00:58:55.140
typically he would drug them and then he would strangle them, right? While they were asleep.
00:59:00.140
Because I mean, in his interviews, he says he didn't want them to feel pain like that. He just wanted them
00:59:04.600
to be with him. And he would, and you could see that him killing them, dismembering them, holding parts
00:59:13.760
of their bodies, right? And then as some, eventually he starts eating parts of them. Okay. This goes to
00:59:20.600
show the deep need to keep people, right? Uh, someone put in the chat.
01:00:33.200
Uh, okay. Thank you for taking that off the screen.
01:01:03.820
Shout out to Elmiron, breaking down cases and facts.
01:01:11.660
Mod, congrats on winning the 1,000 for Tristan Tate.
01:01:22.340
So Dahmer had, uh, a deep need to keep people with him.
01:01:27.020
And then the, his victims that he picked were typically attractive, right?
01:01:31.500
So he would go and escalate into keeping him with him, uh, through preserving body parts.
01:01:38.100
Next, we got, uh, uh, on May 20th, 1992, weeks after moving into the now famous apartment
01:01:47.240
213 at Oxford apartment complex, Dahmer approached 33-year-old Raymond Smith, also known as Ricky
01:01:53.480
Per his usual, Dahmer offered him money to come home with him to drink and take nude photographs
01:01:57.440
where he then drugged Raymond, strangled him, and had oral sex with his corpse.
01:02:03.720
Dahmer then dismembered the man, placing his severed head in the refrigerator afterwards
01:02:09.420
He used Smith's bones as decor throughout his hellish apartment.
01:02:12.700
Dahmer later stated that Raymond, uh, Raymond's was the first corpse he had sex with.
01:02:18.680
Um, did you end up figuring out that other apartment number, uh, Autumn?
01:02:25.100
Here, let me, here, let me give you the address one more time.
01:02:38.880
Yeah, let me see if that, because, because that, that would mean that he had another apartment
01:02:44.400
I didn't know that he lived anywhere else besides the Oxford apartments, uh, that we
01:02:48.360
all know from, uh, the documentaries, et cetera.
01:02:55.640
Uh, Eddie Smith, uh, 36 years old, deemed chic by his friends, was the life of the party
01:03:00.420
everywhere he went, fun-loving, kind-hearted man.
01:03:02.980
He was what you might call friends with Dahmer.
01:03:05.560
Before subsequently becoming his victim, he'd hung out with Jeffrey at his apartment.
01:03:13.580
He hung out with Jeffrey at his apartment on multiple occasions, always having a great
01:03:16.800
On the evening of June 14th, 1990, Eddie left a Milwaukee joint called the Phoenix Bar
01:03:21.780
and met with Dahmer sometime just after that, which was also another gay bar in the area.
01:03:25.400
On the particular visit, Jeffrey gave him a glass of liquor spiked with strong sedatives
01:03:31.480
From there, Dahmer strangled his friend to death before cutting the flesh from his bones
01:03:34.800
with a knife and dissolving his body in the 57-gallon drum of muriatic acid.
01:03:40.080
He used Eddie's bones as decor throughout his apartment, as he often did with his, excuse
01:03:46.120
During Jeff's trial, a relative of Eddie's mourned all Edward Smith wanted was to be Dahmer's
01:03:53.000
And you guys can see here that he kind of has a trend.
01:03:56.400
And what he does, guys, a lot of his game was, hey, come back with me, take pictures.
01:04:03.940
And then once he gets him into the apartment, which, by the way, he had like nine different
01:04:09.480
He would go ahead and transform into something else.
01:04:16.360
And get extremely aggressive, turn into Scorpion in this bitch.
01:04:29.900
I'll go ahead and pull up any any chats real fast.
01:04:34.340
Hey, guys, thank you so much for the donations, man.
01:04:36.380
Like I said before, put a lot of work into this thing.
01:04:38.560
Uh, so I'll go ahead and pull up some of these chats here.
01:04:44.620
And you have anything you want to tell the autumn?
01:04:47.660
Well, I found that he did live there for a short period.
01:04:53.180
Says after pleading guilty to charges of second degree sexual assault, uh, he moved back in
01:05:05.680
Um, so real quick, guys, we got, I'll hit some, some of these chats real fast.
01:05:10.240
We got Christian Garcia, five books, uh, goes great work.
01:05:15.180
This is, he goes, this is the week we'll be unleashing the power of Viking to shift the
01:05:19.660
He's going to be helping us out with the internet.
01:05:20.800
Um, and then we got, uh, Christina Brownlee top G meets bottom G.
01:05:33.660
Uh, a little cray cray goes and they actually use your screen, your picture too.
01:05:59.800
Hey, Myron, do you think people are born serial killers or is it developed environmental
01:06:05.960
Um, honestly, bro, I don't think people are born serial killers.
01:06:10.400
You know, I think some people are going to be more prone to crime than others, but I don't
01:06:14.940
think, I personally don't think that, um, that, uh, people are born serial killers.
01:06:19.720
Um, cause you guys, the other thing too, I want to say is like serial killing is kind
01:06:25.700
Like you don't really see the same, uh, serial killers with the same, uh, prevalence, you
01:06:30.860
know, with the same, same amount of prevalence.
01:06:32.000
Like, uh, I, I might break down a case for y'all on this.
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And there was this guy that was doing serial killings in, in, in, in, um, Europe, right.
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Back in like the nineties and the investigators didn't know what the fuck was going on.
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They had to go and reach out to the FBI, right.
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The criminal profiles profilers to kind of like figure out like, yo, we got a serial
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So serial killers is kind of like an American thing.
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Now, does that mean that Europe doesn't have serial killers?
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Of course, it's going to be serial killers, right.
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In other places, but it doesn't have the same prevalence as it does as the United States.
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You know, people say the interstate highway system was, is responsible, you know, um, feminism,
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There's so many different things that play into it.
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I knew you guys were going to say Jack the Ripper.
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But that, that's, that was a long time ago, man.
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This dude was running around slashing people up.
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Can you do an episode on max B and that's from rich two bucks.
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Uh, I could, that, that was going to take some time though.
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Myron, why do most serial killers start off by killing animals in the show?
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Just like, you know, when you watch porn, right?
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What happens is you no longer get aroused by like just regular sex.
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You start watching like more and more crazy stuff.
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That's why people watch gang bangs and, you know, weird shit, you know,
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That's why I tell y'all don't watch porn because a lot of guys have erectile dysfunction
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because regular girls no longer do it for them, right?
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They can't even get off banging their girlfriends or, or, or, or a girl because they watch so
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Can you do an update video on coach red pill in Ukraine?
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Um, my grandfather, uh, proud of you for working on my biopic inshallah.
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When you expose these ass clowns, that's from say, keep CKB.
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This guy 9947 goes any chance we can get to review the DEA up read that one.
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I think we're caught up on the super chats guys.
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You guys watching the show before we get back into it.
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Uh, Autumn, you have any thoughts on what's going on before I get, uh, continuing?
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Uh, so, so, uh, the next victim, okay, was, let's see here.
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When he met Jeffrey Dahmer outside of a bookstore, the same one Dahmer would go on to meet yet
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another victim at, and got invited to his apartment under the pretense that he would
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be paid $50 to pose nude for Dahmer's beloved Polaroid camera shortly after arriving and beginning
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to prepare the drinks, Dahmer realized that he only had two sedatives left.
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He decided to go ahead and use the ones he had.
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And Miller fell unconscious after enjoying his drug drink.
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Presumably because of the smaller dosages, chemically induced slumber didn't last very
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And he woke up shortly after Dahmer panicked, not wanting to leave and fatally stabbed him
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in the throat with a knife that was laying nearby.
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He then hovered over Miller's body, taking photographs of this Polaroid camera as the young man lay
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Dahmer dissolved his body in acid, except for the biceps, which were wrapped and put in
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the freezer, soaked his bones in bleach, and kept the entire skeleton in his closet.
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And, uh, yeah, yeah, guys, as you guys could see, right?
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You could, you guys could see the, the, um, the progression in violence and, um, and being
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more, uh, overt with his acts and keeping different body parts.
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I was trying to make it bigger for y'all and ended up messing it up.
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And I'm going to show you guys pictures of his apartment here, uh, soon.
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So on September 24th, 1990, David Thomas was hanging out at the mall after a couple of relatives
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that dropped him off when he was first approached by Dahmer.
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Thomas was a 23 year old man from a good family that he was close with.
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And he had two children that loved him while chatting with each other at the mall.
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Dahmer somehow convinced Thomas to accompany him back to his apartment.
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Once there, Dahmer gave him a sedative lace drink and he was soon unconscious.
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Uh, in a sudden change of mind, Jeffrey decided that Thomas wasn't his type.
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Fearing the retaliation he would most likely receive if he let him, if he let him sleep it
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off, Dahmer decided to strangle him to death anyway.
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Afterwards, he performed his usual routine of dismembering the man, which he video recorded
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and took photographs of this before dissolving the flesh and acid, keeping the full skeleton
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in his closet next to the skeleton of Ernest Miller.
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From Thomas, he also saved the biceps and wrapped them in plastic bags to be placed in
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The extremely graphic polarized Jeffrey took of the dismembering process or what Thomas's
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sister ended up having to identify his body with.
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Curtis Strotter was a 19 year old aspiring model patiently waiting at the Milwaukee bus
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stop on February 18, 1991, when Dahmer approached and lured the boy to apartment two and three
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Curtis, the only victim of Dahmer's that didn't, uh, that he didn't drug first.
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Instead, Dahmer immediately strangled the young man with his belt while receiving oral sex
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He kept, uh, um, Strotter's skull to preserve after crushing the rest of his bones, disposing
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So you guys can see the progression here in violence and, and, you know, and just recklessness.
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Errol Lindsay was another unfortunate 19 year old boy that agreed to pose nude for Jeffrey's
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They began talking in April, 1991, outside of the same bookstore, Dahmer lured Ernest Miller
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And the situation played out for Errol in the same way.
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He fell unconscious after consuming a drug drink, but this time Jeffrey wanted to try out
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He had decided that he wanted a living companion that locked conscious thought, rendering them
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He was really big on being dominant and having control.
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That was the main stimuli for why he committed the crimes that he committed.
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He wanted to keep them there and he didn't care how it was done.
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He wanted to make sure that he was always the one that was being dominant.
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So if that meant killing him, Hey, he looked at it like, yo, that's a means to an end.
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He had decided he wanted a living companion that lacked conscious thought, rendering them
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completely submissive to Jeffrey attempted to achieve this for the first time by power
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drilling a hole into Errol's skull while he was passed out and injected myriatic acid
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Errol woke up likely due to skull being drilled into, but was acting perfectly fine.
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Jeffrey, in a moment of frustrated failure, drug Lindsay once more and strangled him to
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Dahmer then had oral sex with a young corpse before dismembering him and disposing of the
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He kept Lindsay's skull as a sick reminder of the event.
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Lindsay's sister gained slight fame after her victim impact statement at trial due to
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the fact that she charged at Dahmer screaming, I hate you, Jeffrey, and hurling expletives
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It took five burly officers to hold a small woman back from killing Jeffrey with her bare
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Do me a favor, Autumn, pull up his sister's, his sister's wildness or her, like her coming
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I want the audience to see that type in Errol Lindsay sister, Errol Lindsay sister, your sister,
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She had like a hundred percent black t-shirt on when she ran at him.
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And it's also shown in the, in the, in the Netflix series as well, but this guy, so I
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mentioned this before that, um, so at this point, right, Dahmer wants the people to stay
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He realizes that, yo, you know, killing these guys, you know, I get it.
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I'm getting to them to stay with me, but it's not the same.
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I want them to be with me, but be here still alive to some degree.
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I want them to be my sex zombie is how he would refer to it.
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So what he tried with Errol Lindsay, which was the first time he had tried this was taking
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About two to three inches in past the skull into the brain almost.
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Then what he did was put muriatic acid in there.
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And he thought right in his twisted mind that this would make them like alive and kind of
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there, but like, like not really conscious, right?
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I can figure this out and ended up being a big, it was an L quite frankly.
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And, uh, it didn't work on Errol Lindsay and he ended up killing him, but he's going to
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try this again as we're going to get into later on.
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Uh, were you able to find that, um, yeah, I got a video that compares like the Netflix
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If we can, I'll go ahead and pull it up on screen.
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It's like both of them in one video though, like on top of each other.
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Uh, and then, and then, and then start playing it and then I'll share, share your screen when
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So next we're going to get into, uh, Anthony Hughes.
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Now this one, guys, they did an entire episode on, on him in the Netflix series.
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So a lot of you guys that watch the show are probably going to be familiar with this
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So I'm going to go ahead and show screen for y'all real fast before I do this of, um,
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the, the Netflix series versus the, um, the actual situation.
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I don't know if they're, if it's going to play sound hit play on it real fast.
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I don't think they're going to hear it, hear it.
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So what I'm going to do is I'm going to actually pull it up for the people.
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Cause I just realized that if we pull it up from there, it's not going to have, it's
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So let me pull it up real quick for the audience guys.
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So let me go ahead and share a screen with y'all.
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This is how you act when you are out of control.
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Now I don't want to ever have to see my mother go through this again.
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And you guys can see, obviously very emotional, very mad.
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The actress that did this played it very well compared to the original video.
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The actor that played Jeffrey Dahmer was fantastic.
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I would put it close to, you know, Heath Ledger's performance in Dark Knight.
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Because even when I listen to the Jeffrey Dahmer tapes, I listen to the Jeffrey Dahmer interviews.
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The fact that he was able to have his same accent, sound like him, speak like him, use the same tonality, use that same monotone type ambiance in his speaking.
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The actor, I mean, hell, even when they were having those homoerotic scenes, the actor did a really good job of making it look legit, which made me really uncomfortable.
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Got to give him a down to marker real quick because he did a damn good job.
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So, let me see if I can get the original, like the real one.
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It would make me sift through 30 minutes of this crap.
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I don't want to ever see my mother have to go through this again.
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Guys, do me a favor. Like the video, by the way.
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Y'all could be anywhere else in the world, but you're here doing the
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Jeffrey Dahmer breakdown with me, which I appreciate
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that you guys are here. Took me quite a bit of time
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And this one, guys, they did a full episode on him.
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of Jeffrey Dahmer. They had known each other for a while.
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and could read lips, never letting his disabilities
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get in the way. According to Dahmer's account of the
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at his apartment, presumably suggesting he model
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Since he was deaf and mute, guys, that's the way he communicated.
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He would pull out a little notebook and he would write everything
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Tony's mother slammed Jeffrey's statement during his trial,
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exclaiming that Tony had $400 when he left home
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Inside Dahmer's apartment, he rendered Tony unconscious
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into the skull and injected acid into the cranial cavity
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His second attempt at experimenting on a victim
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His first attempt was on his most recent victim
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but rather he hoped for Tony to become a zombie-like.
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before dismembering him and dissolving his body
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when the police ended up finding this kid, okay?
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oh, you got in trouble for messing with my brother before.
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that was found naked running in the streets of Milwaukee
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Conorak, 14, was murdered by Dahmer on May 27, 1991.
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they show that Dahmer is going to go pick up alcohol
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and raped him before drilling a hole in his skull
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He tried to drag Conorak back to the apartment with him,
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Conorak was unable to explain or defend himself
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and experimentation performed on his young brain
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I didn't know that he didn't speak a lot of English,
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No one was ever sent to talk with her about it.
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The first time was after he killed Stephen Hicks
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and he got to work at a chocolate factory, right?
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And then third was he Conorak escaped from the home,
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and they let Dahmer take him back to the apartment.
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So all I'm going to say for those two police officers,
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why this was a monumental L from those police officers,
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they would have seen that he was a sex offender,
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they would have probably been able to figure out
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I'm not even going to give them an out on this one.
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the police had issues with the homosexual community
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So that was the that was the atmosphere in the 90s.
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So these all all these factors led to them saying,
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Do we have the dispatch video by chance on that one?
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Let me go ahead and pull it up for y'all real fast.
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Two girls were with him being called the police.
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The intoxicated boyfriend of another boyfriend.
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So that's what they said right after they left the scene.
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So they ended up getting suspended slash fired for that.
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And they got their jobs back with back pay guys,
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and they're back and ready to deal with another,
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another call that might come in through dispatch.
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And we got Mike Trilstein in the house, by the way.
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And I appreciate you donating to the cause, my friend.
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this one is probably one of the most heartbreaking ones.
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Friends of his talked about his love for dressing up
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was likely what placed Turner on a Greyhound bus
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His family stated that it wasn't out of the ordinary
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this might be a little bit of a controversial take,
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A lot of people said that Jeffrey Dahmer was a racist
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a living breathing human being uh it it seems to
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after the the first the first uh killing was not planned
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i was uh coming back from the shopping mall back in 78
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i've had uh fantasies about picking up a hitchhiker
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and uh taking him back to the house and shout out to my guy
02:25:49.380
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with awesome narration uh when it comes to like hip-hop
02:25:58.420
current events etc go subscribe to his youtube channel good friend of the podcast
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good ass fucking guy uh pause and uh yeah go check him out man
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uh i've actually used i use this content on my last episode that i talked about uh
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uh wine w uh not wine w ysl excuse me um with the guy that was you know
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providing information and snitching and a lot of that uh came from end of
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sentence so shout out to 1090 jake man shout out to 1090 jake
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the hitchhiker's name was stephen hicks he was just 18.
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jeffrey dahmer took him to his parents house there he strangled him with a barbell
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he dismembered the body and hid it in a drain pipe
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it was jeffrey dahmer who gave those details to the police
02:26:47.700
in his confession and that's the old home by the way two guys that was shown before
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no one no one had a clue as to what was happening for for over a decade
02:26:57.940
during that time jeffrey dahmer joined the army and was sent to germany
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he was eventually discharged for a drinking problem and returned to ohio
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my man was getting lit nine years after stephen hicks murder the killing began again
02:27:13.540
what happened to you in the nine years in between that you were able to stop
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that you were able to control yourself just wasn't an opportunity to uh fully express what i wanted to
02:27:27.060
to do there was just not the up the physical opportunity to do it then
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i started reading pornography going to the bookstores
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one time i brought this young man back to the hotel room the ambassador hotel
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uh was just planning on drugging him and that was uh steven tomoy guys which we talked about
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which was his second um victim and uh spending the night with him i had no intention of hurting him
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when i woke up in the morning he uh had a broken rib here i was heavily bruised apparently i had uh
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beaten him to death with my fists and you have no memory i have no memory of it but that's what started
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the whole spree all over again dahmer says he snuck the corpse of his victim steven toomey out of his
02:28:34.100
hotel room in a suitcase then he took it to his grandmother's house where he cut up the body and put
02:28:40.260
it in plastic garbage bags when you killed these men
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afterwards were you repulsed were you upset no it at the time uh
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it was it was almost addictive it was almost uh yeah and for all you young guys out there like
02:28:58.180
about reading pornography wondering like what the hell that's how people got off in the 90s man like
02:29:02.340
you guys gotta remember that like internet and internet pornography was not a thing back in the
02:29:06.020
90s dudes used to have like hustler magazines and playboys and all this other stuff that's how you
02:29:09.940
got your porn fix or you would get like the vcrs you'd have to go to like a porn shop you know you
02:29:14.420
have a trench coat you walk in there nobody know who the hell you are you just be like oh i don't
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want nobody to know who i am you know you go in there just like um yeah i'm here to get the uh the
02:29:22.580
prawns excuse me what would you say um what i'm here to get the prawns what you know you gotta hide
02:29:30.100
yourself back then man like people would be doing whatever they can to get the porn but you didn't
02:29:36.100
have the same anonymity and privacy that you have nowadays okay but yeah people walk in a
02:29:40.100
place like this you don't say it turned into a scorpion in this trying to get some
02:29:45.220
goddamn porn so anyway carrying on a surge of energy uh i wouldn't have to uh worry about um
02:30:02.420
any of their needs or anything i just had complete control of the situation but jeffrey dahmer was out
02:30:07.940
of control the urge to kill had overpowered him as police later learned he wasn't satisfied with his
02:30:14.020
victims death he wanted more why did you photograph them it was my way of remembering
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and the sentence is that tonight jay goes there's still 90 2000 p magazines in the florida prisons
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oh man uh their appearance their physical beauty
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something if i couldn't keep them there with me whole i at least i actually i did watch the
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conversation tapes with his lawyer wendy um autumn was watching him as well uh yeah man i mean he he
02:31:03.860
confessed to a lot of crazy shit in there he really did um but here's the thing netflix left out a lot
02:31:08.980
though i ain't got a lot of y'all like netflix left a lot because they had to keep it like somewhat
02:31:12.100
palatable and like you know watchable for people but if people really knew like all the crazy
02:31:16.660
shit jeffrey dahmer did like they would just say like oh yeah he would have sexual bodies but like
02:31:21.220
they didn't like talk about the details like for real or obviously show it for obvious reasons but um
02:31:26.180
what are your thoughts on that because you were watching the tape videos what are your thoughts on that autumn
02:31:29.540
uh super disturbing but uh one thing the uh lady said that was interviewing him is like at times
02:31:37.300
she felt like his mom or his sister like um he was just so like welcoming like in the interview
02:31:45.860
so she felt like close to him um so it just shows that he's like a real person
02:31:52.340
um or seems like one and then he has this crazy side
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fair enough yeah and i think some of the best serial killers always have this uh this ability
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to acclimate to society and then like turn on the craziness when they need to which you know
02:32:07.860
damra was obviously able to do that's why people were so believable or he was so believable he was
02:32:11.940
able to evade getting caught by the police so many times felt that i could keep their skeletons and
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yes he did have groupies when he was in prison guys and uh i even went so far as planning on uh
02:32:25.620
setting up an altar with uh the uh 10 different uh skulls and skeletons and what was the purpose of
02:32:33.460
the altar going to be uh as a sort of uh memorial uh a point where i could
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i don't know it's it's it's so bizarre and strange it's hard to describe a place where i could collect my
02:32:51.380
thoughts um big mo in the chat if jeffrey dahmer caught me he would have had enough food for a
02:32:59.220
year he needed gallons of ranch dressing he wouldn't take you though bro you too fat for that
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nigga man he had a specific body type you wanted mo so too bad he would have just probably you and
02:33:09.700
let you go pause and pause pause session when the bodies were still in your apartment
02:33:16.500
there was no time when you would see them and say this is grotesque what have i done there were times
02:33:28.100
there were times but the compulsive obsession with uh doing what i was doing overpowered
02:33:36.180
any feelings of revulsion this man with a quiet almost shy demeanor became a master manipulator
02:33:42.580
who was able to lure strangers he met at gay bars to his apartment he was even able to con the police
02:33:48.740
into returning a 14 year old boy to him after neighbors called 911 upset that the child was in
02:33:55.460
the street naked and bleeding dahmer convinced the police that he and the boy were simply having a
02:34:01.220
a lover's quarrel intoxicated uh boyfriend of another boyfriend how old was this child it wasn't a
02:34:10.500
child it was an adult after the police left jeffrey dahmer murdered that boy conorac synthesis phone
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this man says he had a near fatal encounter with jeffrey dahmer you want to take some pictures of my
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back he hit me with a rubber hammer on my neck he was lucky to escape because by then the killing
02:34:30.340
had become almost routine before you went out to pick up a man was there any kind of ritual you went
02:34:37.380
through i go to the night clubs uh drink watch the uh the strip tea shows and if i didn't meet anyone at
02:34:48.180
the bars i'd go to the bath clubs and meet meet someone there offer them money and we'd go back to the
02:34:58.260
apartment um have a few drinks i'd have the uh the uh sleeping pill mixture already prepared
02:35:09.220
see how he can like speak about this so calmly guys you know what i mean like the fact that he can like
02:35:16.980
the fact that he could recall it with such detail and speak about it so calmly and not necessarily care
02:35:21.620
too much it goes to show you a lot like what he wanted overrode morals right uh like he knows what
02:35:30.020
he did was wrong but he was like fuck it like yo this is what i want to do and the thing with killing
02:35:34.580
a lot of times with these serial killers is the more you do it the easier it becomes so
02:35:41.300
and and you guys if you guys remember when we're going through the murders that's why i wanted to go
02:35:44.420
through all 17 murders you guys can see how more overt how much more reckless he becomes how he just
02:35:51.460
starts sometimes if if he didn't like something he would just kill the guy off rip versus like you
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know doing his typical methodical uh drug strangulation technique so um and he started to get sloppy that's
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why that guy was able to get away you know my man out here like fucking chanting by himself gets punched
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in the face luckily by tracy and he's able to escape person would drink it fall asleep
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and uh that's when they would be strangled watching the movie exorcist three was also part of his
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ritual it put this movie trash but anyway that's a whole other thing him in the mood for murder i felt
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uh that i i actually derived a sort of pleasure from watching that tape did you like feeling evil no
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no i didn't but uh i tried to overcome the thoughts and it worked for a while but eventually i gave in
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while jeffrey dahmer may say things today that make it seem like he understands what went on in his mind
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he does not all he can do is tell you what happened but he cannot stop whatever it is
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that drove him to kill in the first place do you still feel those same urges do you still feel
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that compulsion that obsession uh now this is a very interesting answer that he's about to give here
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and by the way guys i'm looking right now we got 2500 y'all plus almost 2600 y'all guys in here
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do me a quick favor like the goddamn video we should have 2500 likes i hate asking for likes
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y'all don't gotta donate a dollar to the show you don't have to do anything all i ask is that
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you number one like the video subscribe to the channel don't be a ninja watcher don't be one of
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these weirdos that sits there with a hood on thinking yo i'm just gonna like watch the content
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and not ever like like anything just like the video man it ain't that hard all right
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i wish i could say that uh it just left completely but uh no there are times when i still do still do
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have uh the old compulsions jeffrey dahmer says as time went on his mind became more and more warped
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and yet he was clever enough to continue to elude police and lure young men to his apartment
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and that was a part of the reason why they got him uh made they made him sane because they showed
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that he took steps to essentially evade detection which means you were not that crazy should warn you
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the details are very graphic all right it's about to get crazy in here guys so viewer discretion is
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advised from this point forward so be ready like the video let me hit some of these shots real quick
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uh garage man teddy ten bucks goes did they allow this freak visitation if so you think they were on
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uh a watch list or some kind of contact by law enforcement or feds uh yes they did allow him
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visitation his father visited him once a month he made that 11 hour drive to go see him uh so yeah no
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he definitely did uh get visitation and he got a lot of fan mail guys uh jeffrey dahmer made around
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ten thousand dollars in the uh you know year and a half for two years he was in prison uh from fans uh
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el leon goes uh jeffrey dahmer like me literally and figuratively you guys are hilarious
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and then we got let's see here what else what else what else uh we got uh if jeffrey dahmer caught me
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okay we got that one shout out to you big motherfucking being a clown in here i started
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having these obsessive thoughts when i was about uh 15 and 16 and they got worse and worse
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what were your fantasies about uh they were sexual fantasies of control power uh complete dominance
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they became reality and the reason why guys if you really think about it why he had such an infatuation
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with being dominant and being in control is that he didn't really have control of his life the man was
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an alcoholic he failed at everything he did he couldn't stay in the military he couldn't stay in
02:39:54.740
college he couldn't keep a job he uh couldn't get people to stay with him long term he couldn't
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attract a girl could barely attract a guy so uh his mom left him his father left him he was in a home
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for several months on end his senior year of high school he couldn't land friends so he didn't have
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control of his own life right so since he didn't have control of his own life he had to control other
02:40:21.540
people's lives and take it away that's how he felt control finally again all right so um a lot of the
02:40:28.260
times alcoholics drink alcohol to escape reality because they're not in control of reality okay so
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that's a very important note that you guys need to need to make when it comes to jeffrey dahmer and
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and dhv uh dan h goes the last victim who escaped actually killed someone himself later on in life
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crazy man read on him all right thank you i didn't know that bro pleasure in that fantasy
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there was excitement uh fear pleasure all mixed together jeffrey dahmer fulfilled his fantasies
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by murdering and dismembering 17 young men in time rest in peace to all these guys horrible
02:41:11.140
his desires became more extreme his deeds more grotesque listen to him talk about the most
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unnatural things in the most matter of fact of ways that's when you realize that none of it has touched
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him i was uh branching out that's when the cannibalism started eating of the heart and uh the arm muscle
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it was a way of uh making me feel that uh they were a part of me
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that for at first it was just curiosity and then it became compulsive then i tried to uh
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keep the person alive by inducing a zombie-like state
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uh first uh dilute acid solution into their brain or uh hot water and uh it never did completely work
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could someone like you be stopped could you be helped no i i was i was dead set on on going with
02:42:22.580
this compulsion that was the only thing that gave me any uh any satisfaction he became so warped by
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his evil impulses that he even took a and if you look at it man like there were a lot of women that
02:42:36.820
found this guy attractive you know i mean a lot of people in the gay community found him attractive as
02:42:40.100
well pause like he didn't have to do this you know but his extreme need to be controlling wanting
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a sex slave and wanting people near him all the time and you know the extreme abandonment issues
02:42:50.580
surfaced in the most in the worst of ways victims head with him to work at the ambrosia chocolate factory
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i kept the uh the mummified uh head and skull of one of the victims in a carrying case in my locker at work
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were you almost flaunting it yes but that's how strong the compulsion was that's how
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bizarre the desire was i wanted to keep something of of the person with me jeffrey dahmer exhibited some
02:43:24.260
disturbing behavior early on he began drinking heavily as a teenager dropped out of college
02:43:30.500
was arrested for indecent exposure disorderly conduct and fondling a 13 year old boy tragically
02:43:37.220
holy man what the one of his murder victims would be that boy's brother do you know what started it
02:43:49.220
was there any kind of incident that you can remember to this day i don't know what started it and uh the
02:43:55.540
person to blame is sitting right across from you that's the only person not uh parents not society not
02:44:02.500
pornography i mean those are just excuses his macabre 13-year crime spray finally ended when this
02:44:09.940
man tracy edwards brought the police to the infamous apartment like the others he had gone there with the
02:44:16.100
promise of money he was listening to my heart because at a point he told me he was going to eat
02:44:20.500
my heart at that point i hit him and i ran what was the turning point for you that made you suddenly
02:44:27.060
realize that you had done something terribly wrong something you should be sorry for it was uh the
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night of the arrest i have no memory of what happened uh during the six hours before uh the last
02:44:42.420
victim ran out of the apartment yeah he was drunk as hell which is what led to him like given
02:44:47.940
you know consent or whatever he didn't really know what the hell was going on which you know you can
02:44:51.860
argue in court like hey my client wasn't of sound mind and he gave the police consent but
02:44:56.340
i mean at that point like it was probably they would have probably been able to get a warrant to
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get in there regardless but you know that's a whole other argument a knock on the door and the
02:45:06.100
police were there uh with with the last victim uh they asked me where the key was to the handcuffs
02:45:16.500
i was my mind was in a haze i sort of pointed to the bedroom and that's where they uh found the
02:45:24.260
pictures and they stupid old cuff him handcuffed and uh it it was just the realization that there was no
02:45:34.660
point in trying to hide hide uh my actions anymore the the best route was to help help the police identify
02:45:45.540
all the victims and just make a complete confession when it was revealed that most of the victims were
02:45:52.180
black or homosexual people in milwaukee were incensed many felt that was why he went after them and why
02:45:59.060
the police didn't seem to care when their families reported them missing ten of your 17 victims were
02:46:05.780
black were they racially motivated it was not racially motivated it was not a sexual preference it was
02:46:12.660
just to find an obsession with uh the best looking young man i could find while you just heard him
02:46:21.060
say that his sexual preference had nothing to do with the killings no he has not come to terms with
02:46:26.260
his homosexuality never understood it there was no use trying to fight it because i i couldn't rid myself
02:46:32.180
of it it was his father also he had a tough time coming out to his dad his dad never accepted it guys so
02:46:38.420
that's another reason too why he was so big on like containing it and not necessarily letting it out
02:46:43.540
so that also was uh a plan this as well the repressed sexuality it was too powerful and persistent
02:46:50.980
do you dislike it yes it's caused a lot of problems for me a lot of conflicts and uh
02:46:59.700
unanswered questions yo someone in the chat got me dead someone said uh he takes more accountability
02:47:05.460
than the girls that come on the show the conflicts remain with him and so do his compulsions
02:47:14.660
but in prison he finally cannot act on his savage desires if you were out on the street now
02:47:23.940
probably if this hadn't happened there's no doubt i probably would be i can't think of anything that
02:47:29.780
would have stopped me all right yeah man yeah fucking i ain't gonna lie the chat today was awesome
02:47:38.500
crazy uh it was us a fucking deal with time you guys are fucking hilarious man holy
02:47:42.980
oh man all right so um so obviously uh we're gonna go ahead and get into what ended jeffrey dommer
02:47:59.540
guys um so where are we at here um so what happened lastly was jeffrey dommer was killed guys in
02:48:08.260
prison okay he was killed by this dude right here if i can find him you know what here he is christopher
02:48:20.420
um so um he was killed by this guy christopher j scarver senior born july 6 1969 american criminal
02:48:27.940
known for the fatal assault on jeffrey dommer serial killer and jesse anderson a murderer at the columbia
02:48:32.100
correctional institute institution 1994 scarver used a 20-inch uh metal bar which he had removed from
02:48:37.700
a piece of exercise equipment in the prison weight room to beat and fatally wound dommer and anderson
02:48:41.620
scarver sentences two further life sentences for the killings and ironically enough he killed dommer the
02:48:47.620
same way darmer killed his first victim steven hicks with a dumbbell a weight a weight training
02:48:53.300
uh a piece of weight training equipment which is crazy how the world comes full circle and just
02:48:58.260
so y'all know this guy suffered from mental illness as well he claimed that you know god had told him to
02:49:02.740
do it uh so that's why he had done it and i got a video on this as well here is the guy that killed
02:49:08.820
jeffrey dommer was awaiting trial in a wisconsin jail accused of killing 27 year old job trainer steven
02:49:13.940
lowman it was then that the arrest of a 31 year old milwaukee man was announced he had the remains
02:49:18.580
of 11 men and boys in his apartment that man later confessed to killing a total of 17 men and boys in
02:49:24.020
ohio and wisconsin he also confessed that he would sometimes mutilate and cannibalize his victims
02:49:28.900
scarver came to know serial killer jeffrey dommer much like the rest of america via the news
02:49:33.700
but scarver got to see more of dommer than most people both men were convicted murderers serving out
02:49:37.940
life sentences together in the columbia correctional institution outside of madison although scarver
02:49:42.420
was also a convicted murderer he couldn't stomach the things he heard dahmer had done scarver later
02:49:47.220
told the new york post that dahmer would antagonize inmates by making food look like severed body parts
02:49:51.860
and leave them for people to find scarver said he kept his distance from dahmer until 1994.
02:49:57.380
scarver claims when the two were left alone in the prison gym he bludgeoned dahmer to death with a
02:50:01.620
metal rod he also killed another inmate at the same time named jesse anderson according to what
02:50:06.420
scarver told the new york post anderson and dahmer antagonized him so he killed them scarver initially
02:50:11.540
pleaded not guilty of the prison murders claiming insanity at his first court appearance scarver
02:50:16.900
entered the courtroom singing rain or sky sharing your dreams your heart and your mind buddy what
02:50:28.020
the what he was he was excited he was happy later changed his plea to no contest he did so in exchange
02:50:37.780
for being moved to a federal prison instead of serving out his life sentences in a state penitentiary
02:50:42.020
he was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences on top of the first one the insanity plea wasn't out
02:50:46.820
of the blue when scarver was awaiting trial for killing loman in 1992 he told the psychiatrist that
02:50:51.940
voices had urged him to commit that murder specifically he said it was the voices of a family
02:50:56.500
a mom and a dad a boy and a little girl scarver shot loman in the head four times then made a manager
02:51:02.020
write him a check for three thousand dollars he also stole the manager's credit card scarver went to his
02:51:06.820
girlfriend's home where hours later police found him sitting on the stoop of her apartment he had
02:51:11.060
the check the credit card and the gun he used in the murder in his pocket scarver told the psychologist
02:51:15.620
he'd never been in trouble with the law or even been in a fight he said the voices of the family told
02:51:20.100
him everything was going to be all right and it was meant to happen like this the new york times reported
02:51:24.500
that he said the voices also told him quote i'm the chosen one scarver has been in jail or prison
02:51:29.860
since he was about 20 years old according to his webpage he was placed in solitary confinement for 18 years
02:51:35.140
after killing jeffrey dahmer and jesse anderson but he quote earned his way out and into a medium
02:51:39.860
security prison when he was initially arrested for murder in 1990 his girlfriend was pregnant and
02:51:45.060
gave birth after scarver was sentenced the child was named chris after his father and the two maintained
02:51:50.020
a relationship three letters according to what his son told cnn in 2014 during his time behind bars
02:51:55.620
scarver became a poet and wrote a book titled the child left behind poetry of christopher j scarver
02:52:00.820
scarver also writes short stories musical compositions songs and creates art he's proactive
02:52:05.860
in writing prison policy proposals and initiated the american prisoner repatriation act scarver also
02:52:11.220
tries to encourage his son and part of a letter the younger chris shared with cnn scarver wrote
02:52:15.940
tough times don't last tough people do and you are the toughest kid i know check out one of our newest
02:52:21.460
videos right here plus even more grunge videos yeah so i'm gonna go ahead and uh see where he's at
02:52:28.100
guys i don't know if he's actually they're saying he's in the federal system i'll go ahead and share
02:52:32.260
a screen with y'all real quick so you guys can see what i'm looking at here because i looked in the car
02:52:38.260
someone said when i researched it they said that he might have been in the uh in the colorado system
02:52:45.060
but i don't know about that so uh let's see here offender information let's see here see i hate the state
02:52:53.220
records because it's always a pain in the ass to find someone um is this it maybe oh my god this is
02:53:02.900
so trash okay you know what they said federal so let's do this first bop.gov right inmates find an
02:53:13.460
inmate let's see if he's actually in federal custody christopher
02:53:30.180
mail bam let's see hmm is this him wait not in bop custody interesting so hmm this is very
02:53:48.820
strange if this is actually him let's see if this is actually him i'm gonna move this out the way
02:53:54.180
okay let's see if the birthdays match so he was born july 6 1969 uh 69 would that be make him 53 years
02:54:05.540
old someone someone with the math help me out here autumn you got to think fast uh yes it would it
02:54:11.780
would yes okay and is his middle name jay christopher j scar yeah senior so yeah this is probably him but
02:54:20.900
why this is strange why it says not in bop custody and what would the federal charge be that they would
02:54:27.060
charge him with so i would have to uh research this a little bit to let y'all know because um
02:54:35.540
let's see here do they have it he's going to release a tell-all book i don't think it came out though
02:54:41.380
uh later federal district court judge barbert ordered scarver and about three dozen other seriously
02:54:45.140
mental illness to be located from the wisconsin facility scarver was uh in colorado
02:54:50.500
so he's there now centennial correctional facility in colorado
02:54:56.740
okay so so it says here okay in 2004 scarver brought a federal civil rights lawsuit uh suit
02:55:02.980
against officials of the wisconsin secure program facility in which he argued that he had been
02:55:06.660
subjected to cruel and unusual punishment contrary to his constitutional rights scarver stated that he
02:55:10.900
spent 16 years in solitary confinement as a result of the damer killing a district judge dismissed the
02:55:15.300
suit against several of the defendants and ruled that the actions of the remaining officials could not
02:55:19.300
be considered unlawful scarver unsuccessfully appealed the decision in 2006 later federal
02:55:24.500
district court judge barbara crab ordered that scarver and about three dozen other seriously
02:55:28.180
mentally ill inmates be relocated from the wisconsin facility scarver was eventually relocated to the
02:55:32.420
centennial correctional facility in colorado okay so let's click that real quick is a prison located
02:55:38.020
in the east cannon complex in fremont county just east of canada city colorado ccf consists of two
02:55:42.900
separate buildings north and south the south facility opened in 2011 uh level five maximum security
02:55:48.420
facility facility all offenders of ccf are non are an administrative segregation also known as
02:55:52.740
solitary confinement ccf is the uh counterpart of the colorado state penitentiary also known
02:55:57.380
east cannon complex and north facilities originally is the original facility in primary houses level
02:56:02.260
five maximum security offenders so i guess maybe they moved them here so that he can get mental treatment
02:56:07.860
mental um uh mental health treatment maybe that's what it is uh but yeah i can't think of like
02:56:14.180
a federal offense that they would get him for for killing someone in a state prison uh i don't know
02:56:20.340
how what federal laws that would trigger but anyway uh so let's go ahead and go back to y'all okay so uh
02:56:29.620
did i miss any chats here oh let me here let me pull up read the chats and then we'll close this bad boy out
02:56:34.500
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he'd be making a killing this second shout out to you the last victim who escaped actually killed
02:57:01.860
someone himself later on crazy life man okay read that one quavo dollars thank you so much um yeah
02:57:08.340
i think i got all the chats here so yeah guys so that is the breakdown right there i hope you guys
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i was a special agent with homeland investigations okay guys hsi
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the cases that i did mostly were human smuggling and drug trafficking no one else has these documents
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by the way here's what fed it covers dr lafredo confirmed lacerations due to stepping on glass
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murder investigations you see i'm reaching in this jacket you don't know and he's positioning
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been on february 13 2019 you're facing two counts of two meditative miracles racketeering and rico
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conspiracies young slime life here and after referred to as ysl the defendants uh six nine
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and then this is billy seiko right here now when they first started guys six nine ran i'm a fed i'm
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watching this music video you know i'm bobbing my highlight hey this shit lit but at the same time i'm
02:58:43.540
pausing oh wait who this right who's that in the back firearms and violent crimes aka bush i see
02:58:50.500
violated you're wanting to stay away from the victim this is the one that that's gonna
02:58:58.340
him up because this gun is not tracing well it happened at the gun range here's your boy 42
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doug right here on the left okay sex trafficking and sex crimes they can effectively link him to
02:59:07.700
paying an underage girl i'm gonna love my sister and the right right and the first bomb went off
02:59:12.340
right here suspect to set down a backpack on the site of the second explosion inspired by al-qaeda
02:59:18.420
two terrorists brothers the zokar sarnev and tamarland sarnev when the cartel shipped drugs into the
02:59:24.660
country as this guy got arrested for um espionage okay trading secrets with the russians for monetary
02:59:30.980
compensation the largest corrupt police bus in new orleans history the days of the police are gone
02:59:37.620
so he was in this bad boy we're gonna go over this