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Prosecutors point out that the pauses between Jeffrey Dahmer's sexual assaults proved he was a man who could control his actions when he wanted to.
Prosecutors point out that the pauses between Jeffrey Dahmer's sexual assaults proved he was a man who could control his actions when he wanted to.
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S1, EP8 "Serial Killer Cooperating With Police"Milwaukee police confirmed that Jeffrey Dahmer cooperated with investigators--even pointing them to key evidence to his confessed murders.
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S1, EP9 "Deposing Human Bodies"What began as a childhood interest of dissecting small dead animals would later turn into the heinous acts of dissecting the bodies of dead human beings.
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S1, EP10 "Murders Told In Detail"In his confession to Milwaukee detectives, Jeffrey Dahmer was descriptive in how he killed his 15 victims and then later disposed of their bodies; the police were able to use this information to close their cases of missing individuals in the city.
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S1, EP11 "Mental Health and Criminal Reports"Crime scene notes, police reports and psychiatric evaluations are evidence for the jury to decide on Jeffrey Dahmer's mental illness; lawyers on both sides discuss records that are to be admitted in court as evidence for the jury.
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S1, EP7 "Cannibalism, Necrophilia, and More"The crimes alleged in Wisconsin versus Jeffrey Dahmer included a confession to a decades-long killing spree that could be called a murderous orgy.
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S1, EP6 "Heinous Crimes Revealed"In a 160-page confession over 60 hours, defendant Jeffrey Dahmer confessed to his serial killings; the murders included him dismembering his victims' bodies, eating some body parts, and keeping bones and organs in his possession.
WI v. Dahmer
S1, EP5 "Serial Killer Confession"The first witness for the defense is the Milwaukee detective who the defendant confessed to in a police interview; detective Patrick Kennedy interrogated Jeffrey Dahmer for hours after he discovered a human head in Dahmer's apartment.
WI v. Dahmer
S1, EP4 "Sex and Murders"Prosecutors point out that the pauses between Jeffrey Dahmer's sexual assaults proved he was a man who could control his actions when he wanted to.
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