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“Neither was ‘charm’ a quality which would immediately spring to mind when listing Dahmer’s attributes. He was too passive for that, too diffident; charm requires attack. On the other hand, his vulnerability was undeniable, and was felt, in this second week, throughout the courtroom. Spectators had ceased to regard him as a curiosity, and had gradually come to look upon him as human. Comments were made if he seemed tired or disheveled. Even the victims’ families, who detested him, noticed when he hadn’t washed his hair or changed his suit. Shorn of the distorted dramas of his past, he looked distinctly fragile, even a trifle scared.”
Excerpt from page 242 of The Shrine of Jeffrey Dahmer by Brian Masters
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🥩THE BUTCHER OF PLAINFIELD: part 1
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On August 27th, 1906, Edward Theodore Gein was born in La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Ed was the second born son (the first being Henry George Gein born in 1901) of parents George Philip Gein and Augusta Wilhelmine Gein. Once George sold his local grocery shop, the family moved to an isolated 150-acre farm in the small town of Plainfield, Waushara County, Wisconsin. Augusta was a very religious woman of god and would keep the boys secluded from the world beyond their farm. This was done with the intent of keeping them far from sin. The only chance that Ed and Henry got to break away from their chores was at school. Despite his social development being quite nonexistent, Ed did well in school, he had a particular love for Reading/ English classes. His classmates and teachers recalled him as being shy and having strange mannerisms, such as outbursts of laughter. As if he were laughing hysterically at his own mental jokes. To add onto the motherly trauma, Augusta would punish him whenever he tried to make friends and reserved time everyday to preach verses from The Old Testament about death, murder and divine retribution. On 4/1/1940, George died of heart failure due to alcoholism at 66 y/o. Ed began frequently babysitting for neighbors, which he really seemed to enjoy. Henry was moving in with his girlfriend when he started to worry about his brothers attachment to their mother. He often spoke ill of her to Ed, which severely upset him. On 5/16/1944, the two brothers were tending to the farm when a fire they had going got out of control. By the end of the day, Ed reported Henry missing, whose dead body was later found face down. He died of heart failure caused by asphyxiation. Augusta died on 12/29/1945 at 67. Author Harold Schechter wrote: “he had lost his only friend and one true love. He was absolutely alone in the world.”
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“Two never before seen photos of Jeffrey Epstein’s dead body, taken by the New York City medical examiner’s office” - @truecrimemag on instagram
#true crime#true crime community#tcc#jeffrey epstein#epsteinmurder#epsteincoverup#epstein autopsy#epstein case#autopsy
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Serial Killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Dahmer murdered 17 people between 1978 and 1991.
“The only motive that there ever was was to completely control a person; a person I found physically attractive. And keep them with me as long as possible, even if it meant just keeping a part of them.” - Jeffrey Dahmer
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“I like the show Snapped. Have you ever heard of that show Snapped? It’s about women who kill.”
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Photo: Tracy Edwards
The One That Got Away: Escape from Apartment 213
Not all of the young men who crossed the threshold into the lair of The Milwaukee Cannibal met their death. Some were lucky to escape Jeffrey Dahmer’s house of horrors.
Ronald Flowers met Dahmer in April 1988 outside a gay club. Flowers was having some car trouble and Dahmer offered to lend him jumper cables.
Flowers testified at Dahmer’s trial, vividly describing the serial killer’s demeanor and how it changed.
Flowers stated that at first Dahmer avoided eye contact. Once the two were at Dahmer’s grandmother’s house, Dahmer gave Flowers a cup of coffee laced with a sedative. Flowers noticed Dahmer’s avoidance of eye contact melted away as Flowers drank the coffee.
Flowers said “For the first time his eye contact was solid.”
The next thing Flowers knew, he was lying in a hospital bed with his underwear inside out. Money was missing from his wallet,, along with some jewelry.
Dahmer admitted to the police that he let Flowers go because his grandmother had seen the young man with him at the house.
An unnamed victim also testified at Dahmer’s trial. Dahmer approached the 13-year-old in September 1988 and offered him $50 to pose for some pictures. The boy agreed and went with Dahmer to his apartment.
Dahmer fondled him, took pictures of him and gave him a drink laced with a sedative. The teen felt suspicious and left before the drug started to effect him. The teenager was hospitalized and Dahmer was convicted and sentenced to a work release program for a year.
There is a tragic twist to the anonymous teen’s tale. While he was very fortunate to escape Dahmer’s clutches, his brother would fall victim to the infamous serial killer in May 1991.
When Tracy Edwards crossed the threshold of apartment 213, he was under the impression that the seemingly harmless Dahmer just wanted to take some pictures of him. In exchange, Dahmer promised Edwards money and beer.
Little did Edwards know he would be held captive for hours and terrorized by a serial killer. Edwards described how Dahmer’s demeanor changed and that he tried to reason with Dahmer and get him to calm down.
Edwards described Dahmer as engaging in bizarre behavior like rocking back and forth and chanting while watching “The Exorcist III.” Dahmer handcuffed Edwards. As Edwards was on the floor, Dahmer lay on top of him and listened to Edwards’ heart. He told Edwards that he wanted to eat his heart.
Dahmer became distracted at one point and Edwards took his chance. Edwards hit Dahmer, fled and flagged down a police car.
Edwards true tale of terror would lead to the arrest of a man who would become known as one of the most depraved serial killers in history.
Dahmer made a full confession and pled guilty by reason of insanity to 15 murders. Murder, necrophilia, cannibalism and a desire to create zombie love slaves apparently does not mean a person is, in legal terms, insane.
Jeffrey Dahmer received a total of 16 life sentences in prison in 1992. The final sentence was for his first victim who he killed in Ohio when he was 18-years-old. Dahmer would only serve two years of his sentence. He was bludgeoned to death by another inmate, Christopher Scarver, in 1994.
Sources: “3 Victims Testify Against Dahmer,” by Rodgers Worthington, Chicago Tribune, February 8, 1992, found at chicagotribune.com.
“Intended Victim Recounts Night of Terror,” February 1, 1992, LA Times Wire Services, found at latimes.com
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Dahmer’s Victims
I see a lot of posts about how they died (which is fine), but I wanted to make a post about how they lived. Like, what they were like as people. This information was scattered across multiple sources and incredibly difficult to find.
Steven Mark Hicks
1959-1978 (age 18) Steven, who went by Steve, was picked up by Dahmer whilst hitchhiking home from a rock concert. An activity he did often. He was four days away from his birthday, and had promised his parents he would be home in time for his dads birthday dinner. He was described as friendly, and well liked by everyone he met. He was close with his parents (Richard and Martha), and had a girlfriend at the time of his death. His parents were worried he smoked too much. Hicks often wore a necklace, and two bracelets. For thirteen years his parents held out hope he was alive somewhere. Steven was reportedly kind and chatty towards Dahmer.
Steven Walter Tuomi
1962- 1987 (age 24.) Tuomi simply went by Steve. He worked in a restaurant. He graduated from Ontonagon Area High School in 1981. His family reported him missing three months after his death. His grave was inscribed with the message; “We’ll love you forever.”
James Edward “Jamie” Doxtator
March 1st 1973- January 16th 1988 (age 14.) Jamie was a prostitute who’d had a few run ins with the law over this, but unfortunately was often treated as a criminal rather then a victim of sexual exploitation. Some reports say Doxtator was Hispanic, but most say he was Native American. His mother, Debbie Vega, in her only statement to the press on the matter, stated her sons favourite bible verse was “…Forgive them father, they know not what they do…”, but that Dahmer should not be forgiven for his crimes. Both photos circulated in the media were mugshots. A few reports say he was homeless at the time of his death, but official state records say he was living with his mother at the time. His grave is inscribed with the above mentioned bible verse and an etching of a buck and a deer.
Richard Guerrero
1967-1988 (age 21.) A young bisexual man who’s sister described him as a “mama’s boy.” He was last seen on the way to his friends house. His sister protested a Haunted Milwaukee walking tour focused on Dahmer.
Anthony L. Sears
January 28th 1965 - March 26th 1985 (age 24). Known to friends as Tony, Sears was an aspiring model. He worked at a restaurant and had recently got a promotion. His friend Jefferey Connor drove Tony and Jeffrey to Dahmer’s grandmother’s house. Years later he testified at Jeffrey Dahmer’s trial. Connor and Sears had been friends for 3 years and Tony had promised to call Connor the next morning.
Raymond Lamont Smith aka Ricky Beeks
1957-1990 (age 32.) Smith had a daughter who was ten at the time of his death. He often left his family for long periods of time. He had spent time in jail, and was involved in prostitution. His family believed he had died a year prior in a shooting.
Edward Warren Smith
August 2nd 1962 - June 14th 1990 (aged 27.) Known as Eddie, or sometimes “Sheik”. According to some reports he was an acquaintance of Dahmer. He often wore a “turban like headband”. Some say he was estranged from his family, his sister claimed otherwise. She also claimed to have got a call from a man she believed was Dahmer, telling her he had killed her brother. After his death his sister and a lawyer talked about starting a company known as “Jeffrey Dahmer Inc.” where she hoped that she, other victims families, and even Dahmer himself could go into business selling Dahmer merchandise.
Ernest Miller
1967-1990 (age 22.) Miller was a dance student who met Dahmer outside a book store. He wanted to leave his home in Chicago because of the violence. His grandmother described him as a very nice person. Friends described him as outgoing and sociable. Miller’s grandmother claimed she got a call from a man a week after Ernest’s disappearance, chanting “help me”, and later calls of choking and groaning sounds. She believed the caller was Dahmer.
David Thomas
1968-1990 (age 23.) David was the father of a toddler aged little girl. He was on probation for retail theft at the time of his death. The mother of his daughter described him as a devoted and loving father.
Curtis Durrell Straughter
April 6th 1973 - February 18th 1991 (age 18). Straughter lived with his grandmother, Catherine. He was estranged from some of his family members due to his sexual orientation. He had recently lost a job as a nursing assistant and hoped to become a model and earn a University degree. His friend Bernell Howard wrote a song about him after his disappearance. To his friends, he went by the name “Demetra”. His friends were surprised to learn he was among Dahmers victims as Straughter reportedly did not like white men. The mother of Anthony Sears suspects Dahmer claimed to be a professional photographer who could help with Curtis’ modeling career.
Errol Lindsey
1971-1991 (age 19.) Lindsey was a faithful Christian. He played the drums and sang in the church choir. He was described as an outgoing and friendly man, nicknamed by some “Cool Breeze”. He was also a fan of rap music, and lifted weights. His friends said Lindsey rarely drank or went out to bars.
Tony Hughes
1959-1991 (age 31). Hughes was deaf and mute. He was very close with his family. His sister said he knew Dahmer since October of 1989. Recently moved to Madison, Wisconsin with a group of friends after being “shaken” by the murder of his next door neighbour. Hughes had contracted pneumonia as a baby which caused him to lose his hearing. Tony had five siblings and graduated from the Delavan School For the Deaf.
Konerak Sinthasomphone
1976-1991 (age 14.) The youngest of four brothers, Konerak enjoyed playing soccer, swimming and talking on the phone with his friends. He liked to watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Tom and Jerry and would draw pictures of the characters. He was excited about learning to drive in the coming years and was passionate about sports cars. Konerak tried to find humour in every situation. Sinthasomphone was very close with his brothers and parents. They had come to America from Laos when he was four years old. One brother, Somsack, had been drugged and molested by Dahmer in 1988, and the family believed Dahmer was in jail. Konerak’s parents have said their sons respect towards adults and authority figures may have been what led to him being lured by Dahmer. Konerak famously managed to escape from Dahmer’s apartment, but was brought back to the residence by police. Konerak spoke perfect english but was reportedly unable to do so at the time, possibly due to the head injury inflicted by Dahmer. (Though his father claimed the officers simply didn’t bother trying to listen to his son.) His brother Anoukone stated nobody could have reasonably thought his brother looked 19, a lie from Dahmer the police believed. The Sinthasomphone’s, including Konerak, were devout Buddhists.
Matt Turner aka Donald Montrell
1971 - 1991 (age 20). Matt Turner was described as bright and articulate. At the time of his death he had run away from home and was living in a halfway house. Turner/Montrell sang in his church’s choir. He met Dahmer at a Chicago pride parade.
Jeremiah Weinberger
1967-1991 (age 23.) Jeremiah had a lot of friends. He worked in customer service. According to Dahmer, Weinberger was exceptionally affectionate compared to other men he’d been with. He survived for two days after Jeffrey Dahmer performed an amateur lobotomy on him. His friends handed out and plastered flyers with his face around town with a toll free number to call with information after his disappearance. Described as outgoing and friendly, he was an amateur artist and kept his things exceptionally organized. He was also concerned with dressing well and always looking his best.
Oliver Lacy
1966-1991 (age 24.) Lacy was a body building enthusiast with a 2 year old son. He was a track star in high school. He disappeared after going to the mall, last seen buying an ice cream cone.
Joseph Bradhoft
1965-1991 (age 25.) The father of three children, he had recently moved in with his brother to look for a job. Bradhoft did have a domestic assault charge against his girlfriend. According to police records, he punched her and threatened to slash the tires of her car. He enjoyed sports and fishing.
sources: newspaper articles, family statements, FBI files, US criminal records
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crime scene photos from Jeffrey Dahmer’s apartment.
1. various tools used for dismemberment
2. knife dahmer used
3. possible cookware he used prior to cannibalism
4. drawer of polaroids police discovered while trying to free tracy edwards from his handcuffs
source: How It Really Happened on HLN
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SEVERE TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️
Wanted to post the police report due to a lot of misinformation spreading about this. Please spread this and not the fake stories going around. She was a child. She didnt deserve her death.
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The Witch of Yazoo
In Yazoo, Mississippi there's a strange legend which may have more truth to it than skeptics would like to believe.
According to legend, an old witch lived on the banks of the Yazoo River where she lured fishermen into her hut, tortured and killed them. When word finally got around to law enforcement, the sheriff came looking for the men and the witch fled.
By the time the witch was tracked down, she was found stuck in a pit of quicksand. As she slowly sank, she put a curse on the town of Yazoo stating that she would be back in 20 years to burn to the town to the ground. This happened on May 25, 1884.
The witch was later buried, with a chain placed around her gravestone to keep her from escaping. However, on May 25, 1904, the town of Yazoo caught fire. A news article states that the fire started around 8:30 AM and burned until 5 PM, destroying a total of 200 houses and 36 city blocks estimated at $2,000,000 (about $56,000,000 in today's money) worth of damage. One man was killed in the fire and another, Mayor Holmes, was badly injured.
While stories vary about how the fire actually started, with some saying it was a young boy playing with matches and others saying it was an electrical mishap, the true source of the fire remains unknown.
After the fire was extinguished, the witch's grave was visited and the chain around the grave had been broken. Today, the Glenwood Cemetery can be toured where the witch's headstone still lies, encircled in chains.
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Dylann Roof can like… get it
and by it I mean execution
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Blanche Monnier was the daughter of an aristocrat family. She disappeared one day not to be seen for 25 years, until she was found by police who had been tipped off anonymously. Her mother had locked her in a dark room, telling her she would be let out when she agreed to marry the man they had set up for her, and not the poor lawyer she had intended on marrying. She was stripped naked and chained to the bed for two decades. Her mother died from a heart attack just days after her horrible actions were exposed, and Blanche spent the remainder of her days in a sanitorium due to the emotional trauma she had experienced.
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“There are two ways for police to investigate crimes. They can go to a crime scene, search for clues and follow the clues to a logical conclusion, or they can begin with a suspect, decide on that suspect, and then somehow make all of the evidence fit only that suspect. Ladies and gentlemen, I am that innocent suspect.” Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2019)
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The mould of Ted Bundy’s teeth, that helped convince the jury at the Chi Omega trial, his bite mark matched the one imprinted on Lisa Levy’s buttocks.
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Joshua Maddux was an 18 year old boy who played guitar and was described as a very kind kid.
He left his house on May 8th 2008, and told his father he was going out for a walk. Well Josh never returned home and was missing until 2015.
Josh was found in a chimney 2 blocks from his fathers home. The chimney was located in a cabin that had been abandoned for 10 years. Joshua was found when the owner decided to demolish the cabin in order to build something new.
Josh was found in fetal position in nothing but a shirt. The rest of his clothes were found within the cabin.
The medical examiner stated there were no signs of trauma and declared the death “accidental.” However Chuck Murphy the owner of the cabin isn’t convinced.
Murphy said there was a steel webbing installed over the top of the chimney to prevent raccoons and other critters from crawling into the chimney and that it’s impossible for Josh to have climbed down the chimney.
“There’s no way that guy crawled inside that chimney with that steel webbing, He didn’t come down the chimney.” Murphy believes Maddux was forced into the chimney.
Murphy said it’s ridiculous to think an 18 year old teenager stripped down to just his shirt and climbed up on the roof to slide down a chimney knowing he’d be stuck.
Theres a man who had been heard bragging about killing Maddux, saying he “put him in a hole.” The police said he did have a long history of violence and a criminal record. However they couldn’t place him in Woodland Park Colorado at the time of the disappearance.
The mans name is Andrew Richard Newman, there are stories circulating of people who knew him personally. Apparently Andrew had been known for the vile things he had been involved in, but most charges against him in previous cases were dropped due to lack of evidence.
Multiple people have stated Josh went missing near the time Andrew had went off the deep end, and Multiple people believe Andrew is indeed the murderer.
However Andrew is out and about living his life freely still, and Joshua’s case remains and “accident.”
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