#patrickus

After Six Months, Dahmer's Defense Attorneys, Wendy Patrickus And Ellen Ryan, Acknowledged That He Was A Nice Guy, Quite Unlike The Manipulative Liar Described By Dr. Palermo. He Would Often Offer Spontaneous, Somewhat Embarrassed Compliments, Such As (To Ms. Patrickus) "You Look Beautiful Today" Or (To Ms. Ryan) "That's A Lovely Necklace You're Wearing." He Was Like A Beginner Learning The Ropes Of Social Interaction. Ellen And Wendy Remarked That It was "Lovely To See Him Open Up And Connect With Others." For His Part, Jeff Dahmer Told Them, "You Are The Closest Friends I've Ever Had."🤝

"At No Point Did I Feel Like I Was Dealing With A Monster."Wendy Patrickus On Her Numerous Interactions With Client Jeffrey Dahmer📝

"Your description of the sex addict living a 'double life' is very true... I would like to find a way out of this powerful bond that has made my life a living hell."_Dahmer's letter to Pure Life Ministries(March 1992)📌

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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 He was akind, cordial, withdrawn, and introverted person, but I expectedsomething different, since with everything they found in hisapartment, I thought he would be darker.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.)👀

“At no point did I feel like I was dealing with a monster.”Wendy Patrickus

was just 25 years old when she was sent to the Milwaukee police station to interview a new client on behalf of her boss, Gerald Boyle. Even though Jeffrey Dahmer’s story had all the elements of a particularly gory horror film, Patrickus found the man at the center of it “very gentlemanly” and “polite.”

Although Boyle led the defense, most of Dahmer’s legal interviews were with Patrickus, who found herself uncovering details that Dahmer wouldn’t even tell a series of psychiatrists.

If I had been born with a third eye or only one arm, I would say, "Okay, that's an effect." But it's very difficult when it's something in the brain, something psychological. Unless you can prove there's a defect in the brain matter itself.Wendy Patrickus in conversation with author Steve Giannangelo 📝

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“At no point did I feel like I was dealing with a monster.”

Wendy Patrickus was just 25 years old when she was sent to the Milwaukee police station to interview a new client on behalf of her boss, Gerald Boyle. Even though Jeffrey Dahmer’s story had all the elements of a particularly gory horror film, Patrickus found the man at the center of it “very gentlemanly”and “polite.”

Although Boyle led the defense, most of Dahmer’s legal interviews were with Patrickus, who found herself uncovering details that Dahmer wouldn’t even tell a series of psychiatrists.📌