Inside the Mind of Jeffrey Dahmer: The Cannibal Killer

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He definitely did need help but I also understand the pain he caused his victims and their families.

After all of this I can only assume that Jeff's mother Joyce had a very negative impact on his upbringing. on the contrary he tried to fulfill his seek for fulfillment in manifest everything to the police what he consciously did.He was attacked more than once, the inmates/convicts were disgusted by his crimes, dark, cruel sense of humour. Hadden eventueel plaatjes in het boek gekund, nu stond bij elk hoofdstuk het hoofd van Dahmer en die heb ik inmiddels wel gezien. If you so agree with “The day you can figure it out you become one of them,” then why are you so avid with “curiosity and excitement of studying” him?

Dahmer was a serial killer and sex offender who raped, murdered and dismembered 17 men and boys from 1978 to 1991.I think that his thoughts of being bad inside were so embedded in him that it would have taken YEARS AND YEARS of therapy to break that down.

Each chapter (some merely a page and half) devoted to his victims was such a brief description and lacked any depth at all. I can completely understand drawing comparisons between Dahmer and other serial killers, but some of it was entirely irrelevant. I also liked how there was a chapter for each of the victims and also in the appendix there were the charges in more detail for each victim too.He talks about Jeffrey's poor grandmother who had to deal with the comings and goings of Jeffrey at all times of the night, the sickly sweet smell of decomposition coming from her basement/garage. It seems pretty clear to me that Joyce had some form of mental health condition and most likely post partum depression.