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"I've never met a person as lonely as Jeffrey Dahmer. I would ask him, 'Jeffrey, do you have any friends?' 'No.' 'Have you ever been to a movie with a guy?' 'No.' 'Have you ever been to a party?' 'No.' He had no friends, so he didn't talk to anyone. All I got was the image of an empty shell."😐

Baldwin Lee

Attorney Gerard Boyle, Initial (Statements, February 1992)

Jeff Dahmer was sitting in the West Allis Public Library reading a book when a stranger walked by and dropped a note into his lap. He unfolded it and read it. It said, "Meet me in the second-floor bathroom. I'll give you a blowjob."He could hardly believe it.There was no preparation; he was completelytaken by surprise.Although he was now twenty-five, he had never been sexually tested, completely lacking in experience, except for the one time he had substituted himself with Steven Hicks's corpse. He thought he had finally rid himself of that terrible memory and, with it, the fantasies and cravings for homosexual activity. He felt cleaner, redeemed. Now, in that single moment in the library, the insidious thoughts returned to his mind.He reread the note. He had never been propositioned before. He hadn't obeyed the order to go to the bathroom, and he had never seen the man.'It's going to take more than that to trip me up,' he told himself.📖

Baldwin Lee

"Jeffrey is a very, very, very private person," Said his lawyer, Gerald Boyle. “He's very Cordial, very polite, very, very ashamed of What he is."His demeanor changed only Once. The afternoon the case went to the Jury, he carried into court a copy of a Supermarket tabloid with his picture on the Corner. The headline read: 'Milwaukee Cannibal Kills His Cellmate.'The Accompanying story said Dahmer also Ate⚠️

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Patrickus recalls that the first time she saw thisserial killer was in an interrogation room. "Isat across from Jeffrey. I was very nervous, but he turned outto be very different from what I expected. He was akind, cordial, withdrawn, and introverted person, but I expectedsomething different, since with everything they found in hisapartment, I thought he would be darker. Similarly,she said she felt excited when shewas contacted to make this documentary because she hadn'tlistened to these tapes for 30 years. "I was anxiousto go back in time and hear it all again, butI thought the project was wonderful and I felt it was avery good idea," she said.

Regarding thefascination that has arisen around thischaracter in the series that tells his story, she points out that "I don'tthink it's a fascination stemming from the productionsthat have been made about Jeffrey." I think it's due to theintrigue people feel about this person, finding himinteresting, and something curious is that the interest shownin these figures comes mainly fromwomen.

With this documentary, we don't want to put himon a pedestal, but people are curious, and he has beenseen with other serial killers. Jeffrey wanted to turnhis victims into zombies. The lawyer Patrickus📋

(Jeffrey Looks Nervous, Judging By The Way The Girl In The Video Is Looking At Him.)👀