Jeffrey Dahmer
Did Dahmer’s loneliness fuel his violent acts?
4.5 (63)
48 mins
Discover Dahmer’s upbringing and early signs of violence, in this skoob. Explore the psychological issues that contributed to his violent path. Also learn about his complex motivations and the chilling acts that defined his notorious killings.
Ep 1:
The Boy Behind the Monster
Before Milwaukee's horror, there was a quiet Ohio boy with a chemistry set and dead animals in the woods—was evil made, or born?
Ep 2:
Confession in Apartment 213
Milwaukee police uncover a chamber of skulls, acid, and Polaroids, while Dahmer calmly confesses to murder and cannibalism with chilling detachment.
Ep 3:
Digging Up Bath Township
Thirteen years after Steven Hicks vanished, investigators return to Dahmer's childhood woods, using DNA and luminol to finally bring a family closure.
Ep 4:
The Victim Who Broke the Pattern
David Thomas didn't fit Dahmer's usual pattern, revealing how murder had become his terrifying default response to fear and inconvenience.
Ep 5:
The Man the Cameras Couldn't Explain
In court Dahmer seemed disturbingly ordinary, while a newsroom's lack of diversity left race and sexuality dangerously misreported in his case.
Ep 6:
My Friend Dahmer, and His End
A former friend's memoir humanizes teenage Dahmer, while prison ultimately delivers the violent, unresolved ending his own lawyer predicted.
Discussions (29)
Blake
Level 7 · 9 mo agohe was cooked from day 1
Jake
Level 9 · 8 mo agoSaying there were no warning signs is bullshit. Normal kids don't dissolve roadkill in the backyard.
Jesse
Level 10 · 9 mo agoLionel ignoring the animal graveyard is wild. Bro thought the bone collection was just a hobby. 0/10
