Presentación Jeffrey Dahmer

Jeffrey Dahmer

Biography

Crimes

Investigation and Arrest

Trial and Sentencing

Curiosities

Conclusion

INDEX

Jeffrey Dahmer was born on May 21, 1960, in Milwaukee, United States. He was a shy and lonely child. During his teenage years, he developed an interest in dissecting animals and an obsession with death. In his youth, he began committing murders, with his first victim in 1978. In total, he killed 17 men between 1978 and 1991. Dahmer lured his victims, drugged them, and then killed them. His crimes included acts of cannibalism and necrophilia. He was arrested in 1991 when a victim managed to escape and alerted the police. Dahmer confessed to his crimes and was sentenced to life in prison. He died in 1994 after being beaten by another inmate.

biography

These were some of his victims

Jeffrey Dahmer committed 17 murders between 1978 and 1991, targeting young men, mostly African American and gay individuals. His modus operandi involved luring victims with promises of money or companionship, then drugging and killing them by strangulation. Dahmer dismembered the bodies and sometimes engaged in necrophilia and cannibalism. He kept body parts, such as skulls and bones, in his apartment. Additionally, he conducted experiments trying to create "zombies" by injecting chemicals into the brains of some victims.

CRIMES

Jeffrey Dahmer was captured on July 22, 1991, thanks to the escape of one of his victims, Tracy Edwards. Edwards managed to flee from Dahmer’s apartment and alerted the police. When officers arrived at the scene, Dahmer tried to remain calm, but the evidence was undeniable. In his apartment, police found photographs of dismembered bodies, human remains in the refrigerator, and other body parts kept as trophies. This evidence confirmed the horrific crimes he had been committing for years. During questioning, Dahmer voluntarily confessed to all 17 murders, describing each one in detail. The evidence in his apartment was crucial to the case, revealing not only the killings but also acts of necrophilia and cannibalism.

Investigation and Arrest

This is the man who killed Jeffrey Dahmer

Jeffrey Dahmer’s trial began on January 30, 1992. He was charged with 17 murders but was tried for 15, as authorities deemed it unnecessary to include the first two due to strong evidence in the other cases. Dahmer pleaded guilty but argued that he was mentally ill at the time of the crimes. The defense claimed that Dahmer suffered from severe mental disorders, while the prosecution proved he knew his actions were wrong and planned them carefully. After two weeks of testimony, the jury declared him guilty and mentally sane. On February 17, 1992, he was sentenced to 15 consecutive life sentences, amounting to over 900 years in prison. Dahmer was sent to the Columbia Correctional Institution in Wisconsin. Later, additional years were added for another confessed murder in Ohio. In prison, Dahmer expressed remorse for his crimes and asked to be executed, but this was not allowed in his state. In 1994, he was killed by another inmate while performing cleaning duties in the prison.

TRIAL and sentencing

His first victim was not planned; it was an accident, which is why that murder wasn’t considered. Another curiosity is that Dahmer moved to a predominantly Black neighborhood to avoid suspicion. During that time, there was a lot of racism, and police often didn’t give the same rights to Black people. Because of this, Dahmer had a neighbor who could smell the bodies being dismembered, and she called the police several times, but they didn’t believe her because she was Black. There was one time when she almost saved a young victim, but the police did nothing. Lastly, another serial killer, John Wayne Gacy, who had a case similar to Dahmer’s, died on the same day Dahmer was baptized to repent for his sins.

CURIOSITIES

The case of Jeffrey Dahmer is one of the most shocking and disturbing in criminal history. Through his crimes, he showed the human capacity for evil and manipulation, highlighting the flaws in the justice system, racial discrimination, and the consequences of police negligence. Dahmer not only committed murders but also engaged in acts of cannibalism and necrophilia, making his crimes even more chilling. His story also emphasizes the importance of early intervention and social support, as Dahmer showed signs of psychological issues from a young age. While he was convicted for his crimes and died in prison, his case left a lasting impact on society and the study of criminal behavior.

CONCLUTION

ASHLEY PAZ MONTALVO 3º ESO

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