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Jeffrey Dahmer: The Milwaukee Canabalist And Necheliac

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Max Overby
Mrs. Craft
English 8
Mar 20, 2023
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Milwaukee Canabalist and Necrophiliac
A 14-year-old boy is promised money and alcohol if he takes nude photos with a mysterious man whom he had just met. The boy follows this man home and gets extremely drunk and passes out. While passed out, the man does unthinkable things to this boy, killing and sexually assaulting him. This man is Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer, who repeated this routine with 17 young men. Dahmer is known for his murders, which involved cannibalism and necrophilia.
Jeffrey Dahmer’s evil past, including his childhood, murders, and trial, is a prime example of man's inhumanity to man.
Statistically, murderers have a troubled background which includes abuse and sexual …show more content…

In 1989, Dahmer had a lucky escape from the law after encountering a 13-year-old Laotian boy which led him to be convicted of sexual exploitation and second-degree sexual assault. He pleaded guilty to these charges stating that the boy looked over
18. In March of 1989, while awaiting his trial, he lured, strangled, sodomized, photographed, dismembered, and disposed of an aspiring model named Anthony Spears and multiple other young boys. During his trial, he was sentenced to one year in prison, for which he would have been charged more but he promised to change and enter into rehabilitation programs. After he was released from prison, he developed routines and started to experiment with disposing of bodies using chemical means and eating the flesh and organs of his victims. Additionally, he experimented with lobotomies, drilling holes into victims' brains while they were still alive and injecting their brains with muriatic acid. He was very careful in how he chose his victims so that he would not get caught as easily, which included people that were criminals and people of color.
On May 27, 1991, Dahmer’s neighbor Sandra Smith called the police with reports of a …show more content…

His fantasies included murder and pedophilia which led to necrophilia and cannibalism. Dahmer let his sexual urges take hold of him which caused him to do unthinkable things. After he ended the life of 17 young men, he was finally taken into custody. He tried to plead that he was insane but the court decided that he was guilty of all counts and sane. When he was eventually taken to prison, he was brutally murdered by a fellow inmate, which finally added some closure to the case. It is believed that the inhumanity of
Jeffrey Dahmer came from the societal urge to “be normal”. When Dahmer discovered that he was homosexual, he was unable to talk to anyone about it without being judged and degraded.
He would not have killed 17 men if he were able to talk to someone about his issues. The victims of Jeffrey Dahmer were young men with full lives ahead of them, which is why it is very important to know who one is messing with so that one does not also end up a victim. The many murders of Jeffrey Dahmer are prime examples of man’s inhumanity to

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