Serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer’s story is one of the most haunting and disturbing tales of the modern day.
His crimes are some of the most grotesque and gruesome in history and are almost too hard to even think about.
But in this article, we’re not going to focus on all the negative aspects of Dahmer’s life – for once. Instead, we’re going to take a look at the aspects missing from his story, and why it’s so important that they are brought back out into the light.
Who is David Dahmer?
David Dahmer is the father of Jeffrey Dahmer, the notorious American serial killer who committed the rape, murder, and dismemberment of seventeen men and boys from 1978 to 1991.
A former chemist, Dahmer moved to Ohio in 1966 to take a job with the Akron Public Schools. He met his future wife, Joyce Flint, at a church singles group.
The couple married in May 1967 and had their first son, Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer, nine months later. From all accounts,
David was a loving and attentive father during Jeffrey’s early years. But by the time Jeffrey was eight years old, the marriage was strained and David had begun drinking heavily. In 1975, Joyce filed for divorce;
the following year, she was awarded custody of Jeffrey. David continued to drink heavily and struggled to hold down a job; he eventually lost touch with his ex-wife and son. In 1991, when Jeffrey Dahmer was arrested for his horrific crimes, David was living in Wisconsin.
He initially refused to believe that his son could be guilty of such atrocities but eventually came to accept that he was responsible for the deaths of seventeen people. Since then,
he has spoken publicly about his son’s crimes on several occasions and has written a book about him titled A Father’s Story.
Who were Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims?
In the early morning hours of July 22, 1991, Milwaukee Police responded to a call from Jeffrey Dahmer’s apartment. There they found the body of Dahmer’s latest victim,
Tracy Edwards, who had managed to escape from Dahmer’s apartment and flag down a police car. Upon Entering Dahmer’s apartment, police found evidence of horrific crimes:
Polaroid photographs of dismembered bodies, jars containing human organs, and a refrigerator full of body parts. In all, seventeen men and boys fell victim to Jeffrey Dahmer’s murderous spree.
Most of Dahmer’s victims were young African American men, many of whom were lured by promises of money or drugs. Once in Dahmer’s control, they were drugged and photographed before being strangled or killed with hammers.
Their bodies were then mutilated and sometimes cannibalized. While many serial killers target strangers, Dahmer knew some of his victims personally.
Steven Hicks was the first person Dahmer killed; he met Hicks while working at a grocery store in Ohio and lured him back to his grandparents’ house with the promise of alcohol. Another victim, Anthony Perkins (not to be confused with the actor), was a neighbor whom Dahmer befriended and later killed.
Dahmer’s final victim was Jeremiah Weinberger, whom he met at a gay bar in Wisconsin. Weinberger ended up at Dahmer’s apartment after telling him he needed a place to stay for the night. There,
Why does the documentary not include Jeffrey Dahmer’s childhood and relationship with his family?
The documentary does not include Jeffrey Dahmer’s childhood and relationship with his family because it is not relevant to the story.
Jeffrey Dahmer was a serial killer who preyed on young men, and his childhood is not relevant to that story. Additionally, including Dahmer’s childhood and relationship with his family would require the documentary to be significantly longer, and it is already quite long at two hours.
Conclusion
In conclusion, it is impossible to know what exactly was missing from Jeffrey Dahmer’s story. Perhaps he never had the chance to truly understand himself and his motivations.
Maybe he was simply a product of his environment. Whatever the case may be, we may never know what drove him to commit such heinous crimes.
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