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of all time today an Inside Edition

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world exclusive Jeffrey Dahmer talks

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about his obsession to kill and why he

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got away with it for so long

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[Music]

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the world watched in horror as the

[00:31]

savagery of Serial murderer Jeffrey

[00:34]

Dahmer unfolded it was almost addictive

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almost

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a surge of energy the nation was stunned

[00:44]

by the magnitude of the crime no one had

[00:47]

a clue as to what was happening for for

[00:49]

over a decade how could this shy child

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grow into a modern day monster I started

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having these obsessive thoughts when I

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was about 15 and 16 and they got worse

[01:02]

and worse today another Inside Edition

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world exclusive Nancy Glass talks to

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serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer if you were

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out on the street now

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would you still be committing the cause

[01:14]

probably if this hadn't happened there's

[01:17]

no doubt I probably would be

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[Music]

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hello I'm Bill O'Reilly thanks for

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watching this very special Inside

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Edition How could a normal looking man

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with normal parents and a normal job

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commit some of the most brutal crimes

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the world has ever seen Jeffrey Dahmer

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has never talked publicly about killing

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17 people until now Nancy Glass is here

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with a very chilling interview Nancy

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first set the scene for us what

[01:50]

impression does Dahmer give when you

[01:51]

first meet him well Bill surprisingly he

[01:54]

is very articulate and when he is

[01:56]

talking you can see how he was able to

[01:59]

manipulate his victims and how he was

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able to get away with it for so long he

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also talks about his horrendous crimes

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in great detail but in a very clinical

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Manner and you realize that none of it

[02:11]

has touched him cold matter of fact yes

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and Nancy will be back in just a few

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moments with the first part of her

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interview

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it was almost addictive a surge of

[02:22]

energy we wouldn't have to worry about

[02:26]

any of their needs or anything I just

[02:29]

had complete control of the situation

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he is 32 years old and he is pure evil

[02:37]

but you'd never know it by looking at

[02:38]

him but when you hear him that's another

[02:40]

story his killing field was Milwaukee

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and he got away with murder for more

[02:45]

than a decade but how could any of this

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happen for the first time ever Nancy

[02:49]

Glass is here inside the world of

[02:51]

Jeffrey Dahmer bill when I sat down

[02:53]

opposite Jeffrey Dahmer for this

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interview I wondered what he would tell

[02:57]

me how hard it would be to get him to

[02:59]

discuss his horrific crimes what I found

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was that he was very forthcoming he

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volunteered details that may be

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difficult to hear I began by asking what

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he wanted from the men he picked up

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they had these obsessive desires and and

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Thoughts wanting to control them

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to uh

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I don't know how to put it uh

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possess them permanently and that's why

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you killed them right

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right not because I was angry with them

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not because they hated them but because

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I wanted to keep them with me

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and as my obsession grew

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I was saving body parts such as skulls

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and uh skeletons Jeffrey Dahmer is

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recalling his monstrous past almost two

[03:54]

years ago in this little apartment in

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Milwaukee Police discovered the grisly

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remnants of one of the most horrible

[04:01]

crime sprees in American history Jeffrey

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Dahmer an unassuming chocolate factory

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worker would eventually confess that he

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had seduced murdered and dismembered 17

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young men he even ate some of his

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victims body parts

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he instantly became the center of

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worldwide media attention a serial

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killer unmasked

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there were protests and press

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conferences in Milwaukee as people tried

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to understand how this could have

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happened in their midst how did Jeffrey

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Dahmer get away with murder after murder

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for 13 years how did a boy born into a

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hard-working middle-class family turn

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into the worst kind of monster

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imaginable in this exclusive interview

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we put those questions to Jeffrey Dahmer

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himself we met with him at the Maximum

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Security Prison where he is serving his

[04:55]

sentence of 999 years for the first time

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he talks about his crimes and gives us a

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chilling look inside the mind of a

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serial killer

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it's a process it doesn't happen

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overnight

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when you

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de-personalize another person and view

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them as just an object

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an object for pleasure instead of a

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living breathing human being

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it it

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seems to make it easier

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do things you shouldn't do the reason

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why Jeffrey Dahmer was able to get away

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with his crimes was because of just what

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you are seeing here Jeffrey Dahmer is

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intelligent and articulate that is what

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makes him so frightening but if you

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listen carefully to his words throughout

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this interview you realize it is a thin

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disguise you do sound though like the

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kind of person who could have said to

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himself

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is wrong I must stop

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I always knew that that it was wrong but

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uh

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after the the first

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the first uh killing was not planned

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I was uh

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coming back from the shopping mall back

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in 78

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I had had uh fantasies about picking up

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a hitchhiker

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and uh taking him back to the house and

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having complete control and dominance

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over him The Hitchhiker's name was

[06:33]

Stephen Hicks he was just 18. Jeffrey

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Dahmer took him to his parents house

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there he strangled him with a barbell he

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dismembered the body and hid it in a

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drain pipe it was Jeffrey Dahmer who

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gave those details to the police in his

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confession

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no one no one had a clue as to what was

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happening for for over a decade during

[06:56]

that time Jeffrey Dahmer joined the army

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and was sent to Germany he was

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eventually discharged for a drinking

[07:02]

problem and returned to Ohio nine years

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after Stephen Hicks murder The Killing

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began again what happened to you in the

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nine years in between that you were able

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to stop

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that you were able to control yourself

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it just wasn't an opportunity

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to uh

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fully Express what I wanted to to do

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they're just not the physical

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opportunity to do it then

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and I started

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when I moved to Milwaukee in 81

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uh

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I started

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reading pornography going to the

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bookstores

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um eventually that led to

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frequenting the gay bars and then I

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one time I brought this young man back

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to the hotel room the Ambassador Hotel

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I was just planning on drugging him and

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spending the night with him

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had no intention of hurting him when I

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woke up in the morning he had a broken

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rib here it was heavily bruised

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apparently I had beaten him to death

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with my fists and you have no memory no

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memory of it but that's what started the

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whole spree all over again Dahmer says

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he snuck the corpse of his victim

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Stephen Toomey out of his hotel room in

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a suitcase then he took it to his

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grandmother's house where he cut up the

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body and put it in plastic garbage bags

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when you killed these men

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afterwards or you repulsed were you

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upset no it at the time uh it was it was

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almost addictive it was almost uh

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a surge of energy uh I wouldn't have to

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uh

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worry about

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um

[08:57]

any of their needs or anything I just

[08:59]

had complete control of the situation

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but Jeffrey Dahmer was out of control

[09:03]

the urge to kill had overpowered him as

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police later learned he wasn't satisfied

[09:08]

with his victim's death he wanted more

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why did you photograph them

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it was my way of remembering uh their

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appearance their physical Beauty

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uh

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I also wanted to keep

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some if I couldn't keep them there with

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me whole I at least I felt that I could

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keep their skeletons

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and I even went so far as planning on

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setting up an altar with the uh

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10 different skulls and skeletons and

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what was the purpose of the altar going

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to be uh

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as a sort of Memorial

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a point where I could

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I don't know it's it's so bizarre and

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strange it's hard to describe a place

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where I could collect my thoughts

[10:08]

um

[10:09]

and feed my obsession when the bodies

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were still in your apartment

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there was no time when you would

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see them and say this is grotesque what

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have I done

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there were times there were times but a

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compulsive obsession with uh

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doing what I was doing overpowered any

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feelings of revulsion

[10:35]

man with a quiet almost shy demeanor

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became a master manipulator who was able

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to or strangers he met at gay bars to

[10:42]

his apartment he was even able to con

[10:45]

the police into returning a 14 year old

[10:47]

boy to him after neighbors called 9-1-1

[10:50]

upset that the child was in the street

[10:53]

naked and bleeding Dahmer convinced the

[10:55]

police that he and the boy were Simply

[10:57]

Having a lover's quarrel

[10:59]

[Music]

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boyfriend of another boyfriend

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how old was the child it wasn't a child

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after the police left Jeffrey Dahmer

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murdered that boy conorak's into some

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phone this man says he had a near-fatal

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encounter with Jeffrey Dahmer you want

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to take some picture of my back he hit

[11:21]

me with a rubber hammer on my neck he

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was lucky to escape because by then the

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killing had become almost routine before

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you went out to pick up a man

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was there any kind of ritual you went

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through I go to the nightclubs drink

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watch the uh the strip tea shows

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and if I didn't meet anyone at the bars

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I'd go to the bath clubs and meet meet

[11:50]

someone there offer them money

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and we'd go back to the apartment

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have a few drinks I'd have the uh

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the sleeping pill mixture already

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prepared

[12:06]

person would drink it to fall asleep

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and uh

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that's when they would be strangled

[12:13]

watching the movie Exorcist 3 was also

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part of his ritual it put him in the

[12:18]

mood for murder I felt so hopelessly

[12:23]

evil and perverted that uh

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that I I actually derives a sort of

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pleasure from watching that tape did you

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like feeling evil no no I didn't but uh

[12:40]

I tried to

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overcome the thoughts and it worked for

[12:45]

a while but eventually I gave in while

[12:48]

Jeffrey Dahmer may say things today that

[12:51]

make it seem like he understands what

[12:53]

went on in his mind he does not all he

[12:56]

can do is tell you what happened but he

[12:59]

cannot stop whatever it is that drove

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him to kill in the first place do you

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still feel those same urges do you still

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feel that compulsion that Obsession uh I

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wish I could say that it just left

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completely but

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no there are times when I still do

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still do have the old compulsions

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and coming next as we continue Dahmer

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talks about how his obsessions became

[13:27]

more and more out of control I was dead

[13:31]

set on on going with this compulsion it

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was the only thing that gave me any uh

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any satisfaction

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[Music]

[13:45]

to interview Bill Jeffrey Dahmer says as

[13:48]

time went on his mind became more and

[13:50]

more warped and yet he was clever enough

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to continue to elude police and lure

[13:55]

young men to his apartment we should

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warn you the details are very graphic I

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started having these obsessive thoughts

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I was about 15 and 16 and they got worse

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and worse what were your fantasies about

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uh

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they were sexual fantasies of control

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Power

[14:16]

of complete dominance they became

[14:19]

reality it was there pleasure in that

[14:21]

fantasy there was excitement uh

[14:25]

fear pleasure all mixed together Jeffrey

[14:28]

Dahmer fulfilled his fantasies by

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murdering and dismembering 17 young men

[14:33]

in time his desires became more extreme

[14:36]

his deeds more grotesque listen to him

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talk about the most unnatural things in

[14:42]

the most matter-of-fact of ways that's

[14:45]

when you realize that none of it has

[14:47]

touched him I was branching out that's

[14:50]

when the cannibalism started

[14:53]

eating of the heart

[14:54]

and the arm muscle is was a way of

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making me feel that they were a part of

[15:03]

me

[15:05]

for at first it was just curiosity and

[15:08]

then it became compulsive then I tried

[15:11]

to uh

[15:13]

keeps the person alive by inducing a

[15:17]

zombie-like state

[15:19]

um

[15:22]

by injecting uh

[15:26]

first dilute acid solution into their

[15:29]

brain

[15:30]

or hot water

[15:32]

and it never did completely work could

[15:36]

someone like you be stopped could you be

[15:39]

helped no I I was

[15:42]

I was dead set on on going with this

[15:46]

compulsion it was the only thing that

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gave me any

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uh

[15:51]

uh any satisfaction he became so warped

[15:54]

by his evil impulses that he even took a

[15:57]

victim's head with him to work at the

[15:59]

Ambrosia Chocolate Factory I kept the uh

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a mummified head and skull of one of the

[16:08]

victims in a carrying case in my locker

[16:12]

at work were you almost flaunting it yes

[16:15]

but that's how strong the compulsion was

[16:18]

that's how the bizarre the desire was I

[16:21]

wanted to keep something of of the

[16:24]

person with me Jeffrey Dahmer exhibited

[16:26]

some Disturbing Behavior early on he

[16:29]

began drinking heavily as a teenager

[16:31]

dropped out of college was arrested for

[16:34]

indecent exposure disorderly conduct and

[16:37]

fondling a 13 year old boy tragically

[16:40]

one of his murder victims would be that

[16:42]

boy's brother you know what started it

[16:44]

was there any kind of incident that you

[16:46]

can remember to this day I don't know

[16:48]

what started it

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and uh the person to blame is sitting

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right across from you that's the only

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person

[16:55]

not parents not Society not pornography

[16:58]

I mean those are just excuses is macabre

[17:02]

13-year crime spray finally ended when

[17:05]

this man Tracy Edwards brought the

[17:07]

police to the infamous apartment like

[17:09]

the others he had gone there with the

[17:11]

promise of money he was listening to my

[17:14]

heart because at a point he told me he

[17:15]

was gonna eat my heart at that point I

[17:17]

hit him I and I ran what was the turning

[17:20]

point for you that made you suddenly

[17:22]

realize that you had done something

[17:24]

terribly wrong something you should be

[17:26]

sorry for it was the night of the arrest

[17:29]

they have no memory of what happened

[17:33]

uh during the six hours before uh the

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last victim ran out of the apartment I

[17:40]

heard a knock on the door and the police

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were there

[17:44]

with with the last victim

[17:48]

they asked me where the key was to the

[17:51]

handcuffs I

[17:53]

was my mind was in a haze I sort of

[17:56]

pointed to the bedroom and that's where

[17:59]

they found the pictures and they they

[18:02]

yelled cuff them I was handcuffed

[18:05]

and

[18:06]

it was just the realization that there

[18:10]

was no point in trying to hide hide my

[18:15]

actions anymore the best route was to

[18:18]

help help the police identify all the

[18:21]

victims and just make a complete

[18:24]

confession when it was revealed that

[18:27]

most of the victims were black or

[18:28]

homosexual people in Milwaukee were

[18:31]

incensed many felt that was why he went

[18:33]

after them and why the police didn't

[18:36]

seem to care when their families

[18:37]

reported them missing 10 of your 17

[18:40]

victims were black were they racially

[18:43]

motivated it was not racially motivated

[18:45]

but was not a sexual preference it was

[18:48]

just to find

[18:50]

an obsession with the best looking young

[18:54]

man I could find well you just heard him

[18:57]

say that his sexual preference had

[18:59]

nothing to do with the killings no he

[19:00]

has not come to terms with his

[19:02]

homosexuality never understood it there

[19:05]

was no use trying to fight it because I

[19:07]

I couldn't rid myself of it it was

[19:09]

it was too powerful and persistent do

[19:12]

you dislike it yes it's caused a lot of

[19:15]

problems

[19:17]

for me live conflicts and unanswered

[19:21]

questions the conflicts remain with him

[19:23]

and so do his compulsions but in prison

[19:26]

he finally cannot act on his Savage

[19:29]

desires if you were out on the street

[19:31]

now

[19:32]

would you still be committing the crimes

[19:34]

probably if this hadn't happened there's

[19:37]

no doubt I probably would be I can't

[19:39]

think of anything that would have

[19:41]

stopped me

[19:42]

boy does he come across as cold-blooded

[19:45]

did you see any remorse well he says

[19:46]

he's so

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he's so sure he knows what that means

[19:50]

tomorrow he talks about how he

[19:52]

disassociated himself from his crimes

[19:54]

and what lengths he went to to hide them

[19:56]

we will see you tomorrow Nancy thanks

[19:58]

for that report

[20:00]

and Inside Edition we'll be right back

[20:06]

tomorrow more of Nancy glass's interview

[20:08]

with Jeffrey Dahmer

[20:10]

what do you want to say to the families

[20:12]

of the victims I had no intention of of

[20:15]

hurting them I was extremely selfish I

[20:18]

was only thinking of myself

[20:21]

[Music]

[20:32]

it's the interview the nation is talking

[20:34]

about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer

[20:37]

speaking for the first time well that's

[20:39]

it so easy though for you to hide it all

[20:41]

I bought security systems uh installed

[20:44]

them myself in the apartment I had

[20:47]

video camera in the corner of the room

[20:49]

today Nancy Glass continues her

[20:52]

remarkable interview with serial killer

[20:54]

Jeffrey Dahmer

[20:55]

[Music]

[21:03]

he was home alone when an intruder

[21:05]

turned her evening into a night of

[21:07]

Terror

[21:09]

she reached for the phone in a desperate

[21:12]

call for help but it was too late or was

[21:15]

it the phone was off the hook we were

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able to record almost the entire

[21:20]

conversation let's go

[21:22]

[Music]

[21:28]

foreign

[21:31]

Edition today what would you do if a

[21:34]

thug broke into your house could you

[21:36]

hold wide it is one thing to read about

[21:38]

his crimes quite another to hear how

[21:40]

dispassionately this killer talks about

[21:42]

his grisly Deeds Nancy Glass joins us

[21:45]

now to continue her exclusive interview

[21:46]

with Dahmer Nancy so Jeffrey Dahmer is

[21:49]

now in jail serving 15 consecutive life

[21:52]

terms for his terrible crimes Wisconsin

[21:55]

does not have the death penalty in

[21:57]

prison he is getting therapy but he says

[21:59]

it hasn't helped him he spends his time

[22:01]

reading the Bible and volumes of mail I

[22:04]

asked him if he was afraid of what might

[22:06]

happen in prison and he said no what

[22:09]

difference does it make if someone comes

[22:10]

after him because he doesn't care if he

[22:12]

lives or dies

[22:17]

gay bars picking up men to seduce and

[22:21]

murder Jeffrey Dahmer says his desire to

[22:24]

control and possess his victims drove

[22:26]

him to inhuman acts on the living and

[22:29]

the dead he was a killing machine out of

[22:31]

control

[22:33]

how should you be punished well there's

[22:36]

no question I that I deserve the death

[22:38]

penalty if

[22:40]

I've wondered myself why

[22:42]

I

[22:44]

I don't have the death penalty

[22:47]

that that's what I deserve I deserve

[22:50]

debt what do you think happens after you

[22:52]

die

[22:54]

right that's the big unknown

[22:57]

I've thought of uh I've had thoughts of

[22:59]

of suicide uh

[23:02]

but I just uh

[23:04]

haven't been able to uh carry them

[23:07]

through

[23:10]

I don't know what the future will hold

[23:11]

in the past Jeffrey Dahmer was very sure

[23:14]

of what he wanted and how to get it 17

[23:17]

young men would die at his hands later

[23:20]

when he made this confession to the

[23:22]

police he included crimes to grotesque

[23:25]

to repeat on television too gruesome to

[23:28]

be believed dismemberment cannibalism

[23:30]

and worse and he was cunning enough to

[23:32]

get away with it for 13 years why was it

[23:36]

so easy though for you to hide it all I

[23:38]

desensitized myself to it I

[23:41]

I uh

[23:47]

I don't know I went to Great Lengths I I

[23:49]

bought security systems uh installed

[23:52]

them myself in the apartment I had

[23:55]

a video camera in the corner of the room

[23:57]

uh installed locks on the doors

[24:03]

sirens and stuff in case anyone broke

[24:05]

into the apartment and although his

[24:07]

victim's body parts were in the

[24:09]

apartment when his father and stepmother

[24:11]

came to visit they detected nothing they

[24:15]

said it was absolutely clean perfect

[24:17]

right had to hide from them everything

[24:20]

was locked up

[24:22]

either in the freezer or in the

[24:27]

file chest

[24:29]

and so there was no evidence laying in

[24:31]

the in the open

[24:34]

there's nothing abnormal about the look

[24:36]

of the apartment and he almost got

[24:38]

caught after a 14 year old victim

[24:40]

escaped into the street naked and

[24:43]

bleeding when neighbors called 9-1-1

[24:46]

Dahmer managed to talk his way out of

[24:48]

trouble during the incident where the

[24:50]

police were called

[24:52]

and the young boy was returned to you

[24:55]

that didn't wake you up at all the

[24:57]

police on your doorstep they were they

[25:00]

were in the apartment they were actually

[25:03]

in the apartment and there was a a dead

[25:06]

young man in the bedroom

[25:08]

on the floor I couldn't believe it when

[25:11]

uh

[25:13]

when it turned out that they they

[25:15]

didn't see anything I just I couldn't

[25:17]

believe it and yes it did shock me but

[25:20]

not enough to quit That's How Strong the

[25:22]

compulsion was Jeffrey Dahmer describes

[25:24]

the Unspeakable with no emotion it is as

[25:28]

if he sees his victims as objects not

[25:30]

people in fact when he confessed he

[25:33]

remembered every horrific detail of what

[25:35]

he did to them but he couldn't remember

[25:38]

their names do you ever think about your

[25:40]

victims

[25:44]

uh I've often wondered why I haven't had

[25:48]

uh more more dreams or nightmares about

[25:52]

what I've done for some reason it's like

[25:56]

it's it's blocked off from part of my

[25:58]

mind

[25:58]

if I dwelled on the subject all the time

[26:00]

I would

[26:04]

I wouldn't be able to function Jeffrey

[26:06]

Dahmer prefers to hide from the

[26:08]

difficult truth about himself that has

[26:10]

always been his pattern even during his

[26:13]

trial he found a way to tune out you

[26:16]

were in glasses now right you didn't

[26:19]

during the trial

[26:21]

why not I

[26:23]

didn't want to I felt uncomfortable

[26:26]

looking anyone in the face I didn't want

[26:28]

to

[26:29]

uh

[26:30]

see anyone's face clearly it helped me

[26:33]

disassociate myself from what was

[26:34]

happening

[26:38]

one woman in particular really got angry

[26:43]

what did you think when she was doing

[26:44]

that I couldn't blame her a bit

[26:47]

I'm surprised there wasn't more of that

[26:49]

what do you want to say to the families

[26:51]

of the victims I had no intention of of

[26:54]

hurting them

[26:56]

I was I

[26:59]

I was extremely selfish I was only

[27:01]

thinking of myself my own pleasure my

[27:04]

own

[27:06]

uh

[27:08]

perverted desires you know the families

[27:10]

are the victims

[27:12]

don't believe in your conversion or your

[27:16]

sorrow Oh right and uh

[27:19]

if if I if I was on the on their end of

[27:23]

the table

[27:24]

I wouldn't either ultimately I am

[27:27]

accountable to the Lord Jesus Christ he

[27:31]

he'll be my final judge can your sins be

[27:34]

forgiven the Lord Jesus Christ shed

[27:36]

blood is powerful enough to you to wipe

[27:40]

out even my sins when he had to deal

[27:42]

with some of the terrible realities of

[27:44]

his life Jeffrey Dahmer's conversation

[27:46]

would Veer off into scripture like many

[27:49]

other criminals he claims he has found

[27:51]

God in prison and his daily routine

[27:54]

reflects his need to shut out the world

[27:57]

I usually wake up at 6 30 in the morning

[28:01]

go eat breakfast

[28:03]

and then

[28:05]

sleep until noon wake up for lunch

[28:10]

and sleep until about four o'clock in

[28:13]

the afternoon eat dinner and then spend

[28:16]

the Greer portion of the night watching

[28:18]

TV he is up all night because he cannot

[28:21]

face the daylight and the Monstrous

[28:23]

crimes that put him behind bars I try

[28:27]

not to think too

[28:29]

too deeply about anything because then I

[28:31]

get depressed

[28:33]

uh

[28:34]

uh I try to figure out why this happened

[28:36]

what what started these thoughts in my

[28:38]

head at such a young age

[28:42]

whether this has any

[28:45]

any meaning to it or whether this is all

[28:47]

just a horrible coincidence you know all

[28:49]

the events in my life I feel that I'm

[28:52]

better off here

[28:55]

than I than than I was on the outside

[28:57]

doing what I was doing you're glad

[28:58]

you're in prison

[29:00]

I think it's best for everyone right

[29:03]

and you heard Jeffrey Dahmer say he

[29:05]

wants to be punished the victim's

[29:07]

families agree they voice their opinions

[29:09]

tomorrow and Jeffrey Dahmer talks about

[29:12]

his early years and his family life and

[29:14]

finally an expert on serial killers will

[29:16]

tell us how this could have happened

[29:19]

still good report Nancy thank you and

[29:21]

we'll see you tomorrow

[29:22]

it's their reaction on Inside Edition

[29:24]

unique insight into the mind of a

[29:27]

monster I'm against capital punishment

[29:29]

but I still think that he's not

[29:31]

suffering enough today the victim's

[29:33]

relatives speak out I would like to ask

[29:36]

him why he's on a suicide watch and from

[29:39]

day one he's never tried to commit

[29:41]

suicide so I mean get you know get a

[29:44]

clue he likes living just like my

[29:47]

brother didn't like him

[29:51]

for the past two nights we have heard

[29:52]

serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer explain why

[29:55]

he did what he did Dahmer makes no

[29:57]

excuses he feels he should be executed

[29:59]

but what about the families of his

[30:01]

victims what are they going through and

[30:03]

what is their reaction to the words of

[30:05]

Dahmer Nancy Glass continues her

[30:07]

exclusive interview Nancy Bill the

[30:09]

building where Jeffrey Dahmer's crimes

[30:11]

were discovered has been torn down the

[30:13]

grisly details of his Killing Spree have

[30:15]

been revealed he will be in prison for

[30:17]

the rest of his life All That Remains is

[30:20]

the question why did this happen at

[30:23]

normal friendships in high school but

[30:25]

after that

[30:27]

I started in with the alcohol drinking a

[30:29]

lot of solitary drinking

[30:31]

and uh

[30:33]

really never had any close friendships

[30:35]

after that After High School

[30:38]

just to sort of lived in my own thought

[30:41]

life fantasy world what created those

[30:44]

Twisted fantasies is a question many are

[30:47]

asking According to some experts Jeffrey

[30:50]

Dahmer does not fit the profile of a

[30:52]

ritual murderer the typical serial

[30:54]

killer

[30:55]

kills for the thrill for the excitement

[30:58]

he wants to hear the victim Scream and

[31:00]

Shout

[31:01]

and try to get away Northeastern

[31:04]

University Professor Jack Levin is a

[31:06]

sociologist and criminologist who has

[31:09]

studied hundreds of serial killers he

[31:11]

says what he saw in our interview

[31:13]

surprised him I think the very fact that

[31:16]

he sedated his victims before he

[31:18]

strangled them which is the last thing

[31:20]

that most serial killers would do gives

[31:23]

us an indication that he may actually

[31:25]

have felt guilty and that he did care to

[31:27]

at least to some extent about his

[31:29]

victims he's a little bit different in a

[31:31]

number of ways and the Very fact that he

[31:34]

necrophiled his victims is is is a clue

[31:38]

that he felt extremely rejected

[31:40]

abandoned and he couldn't even have sex

[31:44]

with his victims while they were alive

[31:47]

in most cases he had to kill him first

[31:49]

were you molested never

[31:52]

ever in your childhood you have any

[31:55]

memories of anything that you would

[31:57]

associate with what you became no that's

[32:00]

the that's the strange thing I can't

[32:02]

pinpoint any anything so there was

[32:04]

nothing in your childhood no no abuse no

[32:08]

physical abuse no verbal abuse it was a

[32:10]

normal childhood in a good home

[32:13]

something went awry in my thought life I

[32:18]

I don't know why he grew up on this

[32:20]

quiet tree-lined street in bath Ohio

[32:23]

friends say the young Jeffrey Dahmer

[32:25]

exhibited some unusual interests were

[32:28]

you obsessed with dead animals is that

[32:30]

true I was interested in taxidermy

[32:34]

in high school and experimented with

[32:37]

preserving the bones of dogs and things

[32:40]

like that

[32:41]

and uh

[32:44]

whether that had anything to do with

[32:46]

with the escalation of the crimes I

[32:49]

don't know but by all accounts his

[32:51]

terrible crimes are far removed from his

[32:54]

ordinary Beginnings his father Lionel is

[32:56]

a chemist who taught his son how to play

[32:58]

tennis his mother Joyce was a housewife

[33:01]

the family split apart when Jeffrey

[33:03]

Dahmer turned 18 a court order kept his

[33:06]

father away from the house his mother

[33:08]

who had been hospitalized for mental

[33:10]

problems left too it was when he was

[33:13]

alone in the house that Jeffrey Dahmer

[33:15]

committed his first murder let me put

[33:18]

this in perspective there are millions

[33:19]

of people who get divorced there are

[33:21]

millions of people who have stepparents

[33:23]

and what does it do to them well it

[33:27]

doesn't make them kill it doesn't make

[33:28]

them cannibalize

[33:30]

um I think we've got to understand that

[33:32]

we might be able to explain part of this

[33:34]

but we're not able to predict who's

[33:36]

going to turn out to be a serial killer

[33:39]

Jeffrey Dahmer's father and stepmother

[33:41]

Sherry say when he was in trouble in the

[33:43]

past they tried to get him help they

[33:46]

were as shocked as everyone else to hear

[33:48]

about his secret life the king is

[33:51]

watching the families have having to sit

[33:53]

there and listen to the Gory details and

[33:58]

yet what do we say to these

[33:59]

families out there who don't even have

[34:01]

the child

[34:03]

to bury in many cases

[34:07]

such a tragic waste

[34:10]

and we can't do anything about it

[34:14]

they say around them Jeffrey Dahmer

[34:16]

acted as if nothing was wrong how did

[34:18]

you live that double life how did you go

[34:20]

to work how did you have a normal

[34:23]

relationship with your family when you

[34:25]

try to keep a terrible secret like I was

[34:27]

it warps every other aspect of your life

[34:31]

but I managed to uh

[34:33]

I managed to go to work

[34:36]

conduct myself just like anyone else

[34:38]

would Jeffrey Dahmer is determined to

[34:41]

try to explain his hideous crime but why

[34:44]

would he take the mask off now Jack

[34:47]

Levin says he thinks he knows you know

[34:49]

it's very hard to feel sympathy for

[34:52]

someone who has

[34:54]

killed 17 people and is cannibalized the

[34:57]

remains I think he wanted a chance

[35:01]

to let people know

[35:04]

that he did care

[35:06]

that he was a remorseful human being now

[35:09]

I'm not sure that came through

[35:11]

but I think that was his intention the

[35:14]

families of his victims disagreed they

[35:16]

gathered to watch What Jeffrey Dahmer

[35:18]

had to say they sat in stunned silence

[35:21]

as they heard him describe the terrible

[35:23]

end to the lives of their sons and

[35:25]

brothers

[35:27]

he's on a suicide watch and so

[35:31]

he's never tried to commit suicide so I

[35:33]

mean get you know get a clue he likes

[35:37]

living just like my brother did like

[35:39]

that's right him saying sorry to me

[35:41]

because I bring back my brothers who

[35:42]

does not bring back 17 men I'm against

[35:45]

capital punishment but I still think

[35:47]

that he's not suffering enough we may

[35:49]

never know what demons drove this

[35:51]

maniacal killer Jeffrey Dahmer himself

[35:54]

talks about the need to overpower and

[35:56]

possess his victims but Jack Levin says

[35:59]

the serial murderer cannot face his own

[36:01]

rage there was this side where he

[36:04]

actually wanted to possess his victims

[36:07]

but the other side was that he hated

[36:09]

them he was very angry with humanity and

[36:12]

this is kind of his way of getting even

[36:14]

it would be easier to understand what

[36:16]

happened if he came across as the

[36:18]

glassy-eyed monster we expect him to be

[36:21]

instead he's able to appear normal which

[36:24]

is what once made him so dangerous most

[36:27]

serial killers know the difference

[36:29]

between right and wrong they know what

[36:31]

they do is wrong and they simply don't

[36:33]

care Jeffrey Dahmer cared perhaps but

[36:37]

not enough to stop himself

[36:40]

and finally I've been covering this

[36:42]

story since it first broke it has been

[36:44]

very difficult at times to deal with the

[36:46]

gruesome details a lot of which we chose

[36:49]

not to put on television but I thought

[36:51]

this was an important story to tell

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