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Introduction
This is a sideblog. I also interact from my main. No DNI.
I think there's something to be learned from every case, so my interests are open, but I mainly focus on Jeffrey D., Dennis N., Cho, and AL. The more pretentious, the better. I do not condone.
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““…when I looked at Jeffrey Dahmer, what surprised me the most during the six weeks I talked to him was how very much like you and me he really was.””
— - Patrick Kennedy - former Milwaukee police detective, who interrogated Jeffrey Dahmer for 6 weeks (via jeffldahmer)
“Had Ted Bundy fit the public’s sex-killer stereotype, the readily identifiable lunatic, these tragedies might not have provoked the terror that they did. But as one of Bundy’s friends later explained to me, “Ted was one of us.” He shattered the comfortable preconceptions about the sort of person capable of such monstrosities, presenting the world a figure both gross to contemplate and wholesome to behold; a likable, lovable homicidal mutant.”
—
The Only Living Witness: The True Story Of Ted Bundy
(via wheretheyreside)
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basically every one of jeffrey dahmer’s encounters with the police
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(via Make a GIF) Jeffrey Dahmer’ s high school classmate Marty Schmidt recalls how he used to drink in the morning before class.
“I remember sitting next to him in first period, I believe, history class. He had a Styrofoam cup of Scotch. I believe it was Scotch and I remember saying ‘Jeff, what is that?’ and he threw his head back and he shook it and he said ‘It’s my medicine.’ But, clearly he was getting drunk at eight o’clock in the morning.”
A letter from Richard Ramirez.
“Yes I do like a few songs from the Smiths” amidst a sea of bizarre sexual comments
Jeffrey Dahmer.
The facial expression of the man on the right
Sketch book stuff
“It just didn’t seem like the parents really liked eachother too much. Arguments, fighting, just made me feel on edge, unsure of the solidity of the family. I know she [his mother] was in a hospital for about a month,a mental, you know, ward and dad was busy working. I decided earlier I wasn’t ever going to get married, I wouldn’t want to go through anything like that.”
-Jeffrey Dahmer in his interview with dr. Kenneth Smail (x)
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According to the reports of informal counseling sessions, Dahmer was reprimanded on the following occasions: August 8, 1980 he was counseled due to the fact that he was caught going through the BEQ looking in a refrigerator for food and that he had no business being in the BEQ and that that behavior would not be tolerated; on August 11, 1980, he was counseled on an incident which occurred on August 2, 1980, when he was picked up by the Military Police for being under the influence of alcohol and that this behavior would not be tolerated; on September 2, 1980, he was counseled on an incident on the fact that his stereo was too loud and after being told by a Commanding Officer to turn it down, he did not and if this incident occurred again, the radio would be taken from him for 30 days; on or around December 8, 1980, Dahmer arrived for work 45 minutes late, and upon his arrival was so intoxicated he could not even stand up. On December 22, 1980, he was written up for being drunk and disorderly during the previous weekend on several occasions. On December 22, 1980, he arrived on duty heavily intoxicated and at that time the recommendation was for maximum judicial punishment; on December 23, 1980, he was counseled because he failed to perform a duty that was assigned to him, and he was again intoxicated; on March 7, 1981, Dahmer reported for formation in improper uniform and was sent back to his room to get in proper uniform. He did not report back and his area was in shambles. At this time, it was also noted that he was again intoxicated. On March 9, 1981, Dahmer was given a direct order and refused; on March 9, 1981, Dahmer was drinking on duty and as a result of all the above the Commander revoked his access to classified material and he was discharged from the United States Army and received an Honorable Discharge Certificate. (x)
“I don’t want to die; I won’t kid you. I deserve, certainly, the most extreme punishment society has. And I think society deserves to be protected from me and from others like me. That’s for sure.”- Ted Bundy in his final hours.
If I was inclined to doubt the claim that Adam was “one of the goths”, the detail that he wore a pocket protector and the photo they included of him wearing a polo shirt are definitely enough to convince me.
Adam out of context
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No actually i dont think that it makes you a good person that you refuse to empathize with perps, sorry not sorry but if you look at things in such a black and white way and just write people off as 'evil' you are not better than anyone
Such people are invariably more interested in asserting their moral superiority and revelling in their disgust than understanding the case. If you’ve already decided that everything is the product of an abstract force of evil, you will not get further than reinforcing that belief, and you will not come any closer to intervening in the actual chain of cause and effect which precedes each crime.
Nilsen, Kemper, and Gein writing
