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The man that killed Jaffrey Dahmer.

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Jeffrey Dahmer was held at the Columbia Correctional Institution in Portage, Wisconsin (Crime Library). While in prison, he felt remorseful and even wished for his own death (Crime Library). He started reading the bible and declared himself a born-again Christian, who was ready for his final judgement (Crime Library). He was attacked twice by his fellow inmates (Crime Library). The first attempt was to slice his throat, which left him with only superficial wounds (Crime Library). The second, however, which was on November 28, 1994, was by an inmate as they cleaned one of the showers. OIriginally, Dahmer was found still alive (Crime Library). Jeffery Dahmer took his last breathe on the ride to the hospital because of severe head trauma (Crime Library).

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At the trial, there were very racial comments about Dahmer, because most of his victims were African American (Crime Library). He was seated in front of  an 8-foot glass, bullet-proof, barrier to separate him from the audience (Biography). Dahmer's father and second wife showed up to this trial (Crime Library). The jury found him guilty after only five hours of deliberation. (Crime + Investigation)

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His trial began on January 30, 1992. Where the evidence brought against him was very overwhelming (Crime + Investigation). Dahmer pled insanity as his defense due to the nature of his disturbing and uncontrollable impulses (Crime + Investigation). After two weeks of trial, the court declared Dahmer sane and guilty of 15 accounts of murder (Crime + Investigation). He was sentenced to 15 life terms, 957 years, in prison (Crime + Investigation). In May of 1992, Dahmer entered a guilty plea for the murder of his first victim and gained another life sentence (Crime + Investigation).

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After being in custody, Dahmer confessed and began telling the police all of the gruesome details the killings (Crime Library). He was convicted of 15 murder charges (Crime Library).

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Upon further investigation of the house, officers found a severed head in his refrigerator, three more heads around the apartment, multiple pictures of the victims, and other human remains in the fridge (Crime Library). A total of 7 skulls were found in the apartment, as well as a human heart in the freezer (Crime Library). They also found an altar that had candles and some heads in Dahmer's closet (Crime Library.

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On July 22, 1991, he lured one of his victims, Tracy Edwards, into his home with money for exchange of Edwards company (Crime Library). Edwards was forced into Dahmer's bedroom with a butcher knife (Crime Library). He eventually escaped and flagged down a cop from the street (Crime Library). While officers were in the house, they found the photos of the dead bodies and dismembered limbs of Dahmer's victims, which led to his arrest (Crime Library).

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In 1990, Dahmer killed four people and eight more in 1991 (Crime Library). Sources say by the summer of 1991, he was killing about one person week (Crime Library). He would drill holes into his victim's skulls and inject hydrochloric acid or boiling water in their brains (Crime Library).

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After killing some victims, he would use the dead bodies for sexual intercourse and  take photos of the dismemberment process (Crime Library). He would also, preserve the bodies with scientific precision,  cut the victim's skulls and genitals for display, and retained some parts for consumption (Crime Library). One of his victims he found at his job, the Ambrosia Chocolate factory (Crime Library). This boy was only a 13 year old kid (Crime Library).

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Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 17 males by dismemberment (Crime Library). After dismembering them, he would commit cannibalism and eat his victims limbs and other body parts (Crime Library). By 1985, he would drug and rape men in West Allis bathhouses as they were unconscious (Crime Library). He would pick up men from local bars, drug, rape, and  strangle them to eventually kill them (Crime Library).

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Dahmer was in prison a couple times for his behavior, because he was sent to live with his grandmother (Crime Library). His grandmother lived in West Allis, Wisconsin (Crime Library). She ended up throwing him out in September of 1988 (Crime Library). That same year, he was accused of child molestation, which his council defended by seeking medical help for him (Crime Library). He showed no changes in his attitude, after escaping with a "day release," (Crime Library)

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Jeffrey Dahmer was considered a homosexual man, which he hid from his parents (Crime Library). He was also a sex offender (Crime Library). After he graduated high school, he became addicted to alcohol, which made him give up his education at Ohio State University in 1979, his freshman year of college (Biography). In 1978, Dahmer joined the army upon his father's request (Biography). He was discharged due to his alcoholism, in 1981 (Biography).

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Biography.com editors, "Jeffrey Dahmer Biography." The Biography.com. A&E Television networks, 10 April 2019, www.biography.com/people/jeffrey-dahmer-9264755
www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/jeffrey-dahmer-6725.php. Accessed  11 April 2019
"Jeffrey Dahmer." Crime Museum. 2017, www.crimemuseum.org/crime-library/serial-killers/jeffrey-dahmer/. Accessed 12 April 2019.
"The Trial." Crime + Investigation. 2018, www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/crime-files/jeffrey-dahmer/trial. Accessed 15 April 2019.

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Jeffrey Dahmer was born on May 21, 1960 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Biography). He was described as a happy and energetic child up until the age of 4 (Biography). Which is when he got surgery to correct a double hernia to effect a change in his body(Biography). He started becoming withdrawn after his younger brother was born (Biography). Also, after his family kept frequently moving (Biogaphy). Then, by his early teens, he was very disengaged (Biography).