WI v. Jeffrey Dahmer: Prosecution Opening Statement (1992)

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  • WI v. DAHMER (1992): It's been 30 years since Jeffrey Dahmer was arrested. Dahmer then pleaded guilty but insane to the murders and dismemberments of 15 boys and men. A jury would decide if Dahmer was sane at the time of the crimes. Depending on their verdict, Dahmer was facing life in prison or admittance to a mental institution. Dahmer was killed in 1994, by his fellow prison inmate Christopher Scarver.
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Komentáře • 801

  • @COURTTV
    @COURTTV  Před 2 lety +65

    Watch the FULL TRIAL of WI v. #JeffreyDahmer (1992) on #CourtTV Trials On-Demand www.courttv.com/trials/wi-v-dahmer-1992/

    • @ambre6490
      @ambre6490 Před rokem +5

      Thanks. The quality is great.

    • @kimberlynance2711
      @kimberlynance2711 Před rokem

      Idk care what anyone says. For a person to do what Dahmer did has to be mentally ill. Sad he didn’t have parents and family that recognized his issues from a young age. I’ve seen interviews of his father and he was one step above his son. To bad his parents and family didn’t get their heads out of the sand - he needed help and there wasn’t anyone to make him get it.

    • @joeygarcia6783
      @joeygarcia6783 Před 7 měsíci

      Cool video

    • @petevaldezbc1
      @petevaldezbc1 Před 2 měsíci

      Where's the cross examination of Tracy Edwards?

  • @stevensonjc21
    @stevensonjc21 Před rokem +786

    Those cops deserve to lose their job because THEY DIDNT EVEN RUN DAHMERS NAME.They gave a unresponsive naked young looking boy with no ID back to him without even running his name or taking him to the hospital. One running of Dahmers name would’ve brought up the fact that he was a CONVICTED sex offender and that would’ve been it. This pisses me off so much. So many people failed the community

    • @mackcappel844
      @mackcappel844 Před rokem +13

      Great point, however I thought with his first case the judge decided he didn’t have to file as a sex offender ?

    • @pliit2101
      @pliit2101 Před rokem +1

      Lol tht was funny imo

    • @stevensonjc21
      @stevensonjc21 Před rokem +88

      @@pliit2101 funny? A kid lost his life . Don’t be a jerk

    • @stevensonjc21
      @stevensonjc21 Před rokem +14

      @@mackcappel844 maybe not registered but convicted for sure

    • @Sheabuttahbaby
      @Sheabuttahbaby Před rokem +21

      The kid was also bleeding

  • @malonislaw
    @malonislaw Před 9 měsíci +42

    That was an awesome opening statement. They don’t make lawyers like they used to.

  • @charmaineblake5020
    @charmaineblake5020 Před rokem +164

    This prosecutor kept the closing argument respectful, stuck to the facts, connected the dots, and didn't dramatize anything.

    • @Girl-101
      @Girl-101 Před rokem +3

      Sometimes dramatization in the court with cases like this, can cause more of an impact, I think that because it was obvious that Jeff was getting a guilty, then the prosecutor didn’t need to act the words he was saying, out loud, but I love a dramatic prosecutors statement & especially as someone as heinous as Dahmer, it hits more emotionally.

    • @claudettes9697
      @claudettes9697 Před 29 dny

      Watch the Chandler halderson trial opening. That prosecutor was brilliant.

  • @sherleengibson8847
    @sherleengibson8847 Před rokem +113

    The man that did the opening statement for the prosecution was AMAZING ‼️💯❤️🤗

  • @elizabethanna
    @elizabethanna Před rokem +169

    This is certainly a hard working prosecutor. The families were blessed to have him in their corner.

    • @tuckewhite111
      @tuckewhite111 Před rokem +6

      Pity police 🚔 were crap though !? It didn't take perry maso to prosecute this, E 💯 tho he delivered !

    • @MegaWumba
      @MegaWumba Před rokem +14

      True but this case was a slam dunk

    • @Girl-101
      @Girl-101 Před rokem +6

      @@tuckewhite111
      Exactly! Also if Tracy Edwards hadn’t have had cuffs on then I bet the police wouldn’t have taken him seriously either! 😱🤬

    • @stevensonjc21
      @stevensonjc21 Před rokem +1

      Totally

    • @FR_films
      @FR_films Před rokem +2

      It wasn’t a traditional case. A guilt or innocence case. Jeffrey never claimed his innocence. He wanted the facts to be known.

  • @randallleonard4344
    @randallleonard4344 Před rokem +77

    Damn! After hearing about all that : killing, dismembering, body parts, cannibalism, the prosecutor asks " are you ready for lunch?"

  • @SenshinDk
    @SenshinDk Před 2 lety +164

    It's called rape, not sex, FFS!

    • @robinc6288
      @robinc6288 Před 2 lety +35

      Yeah it's so annoying when they say that in court. I've seen one court case of a paedophile/murderer and they kept saying sex.

    • @lovely_fanta
      @lovely_fanta Před rokem +5

      Thank you! I said the same thing

    • @Spencer900
      @Spencer900 Před rokem +3

      @@robinc6288 I'm not sure about the rape/ sex thing but I know you can't say something is murder in court if your actively trying to convict them of murder. I believe that's because murder is a legal term

    • @drdreel5559
      @drdreel5559 Před rokem +15

      Rape is a legally defined term. In a courtroom it should not be used unless someone is charged with or has been convicted of rape.

    • @hoss-lk4bg
      @hoss-lk4bg Před rokem +1

      tha fruits have different terminology

  • @FamiliaBautista82
    @FamiliaBautista82 Před 2 lety +383

    This is awesome they’re playing old court cases. CourtTV rocks

    • @RochellBarbara4690
      @RochellBarbara4690 Před 2 lety +8

      Right 👏🏾👏🏾 I’m obsessed with trials and it great to see one that happened when I was a baby

    • @lumbeequeen72
      @lumbeequeen72 Před 2 lety +9

      Im almost 50 n i remember whn this hapnd.. Always wanted 2 see! Thnks COURTV

    • @xeno4746
      @xeno4746 Před 2 lety +7

      @@lumbeequeen72
      Me too. I am 62.
      What I found so scary were Jeffrey's interviews. He told everything very calmly and he seemed "so normal".

    • @Psycho_Logical_631
      @Psycho_Logical_631 Před rokem +3

      15:48 💀

    • @narlywaves2371
      @narlywaves2371 Před rokem +4

      This is not entertainment...

  • @njux07
    @njux07 Před rokem +58

    This is by far the most disturbing and unusual case: it’s actually very rare prosecute a serial killer since they like to go out with a bang. The whole thing was sad and strange. To the victims families, stay strong.

    • @MegaWumba
      @MegaWumba Před rokem +11

      That’s mass murderers you’re thinking about serial killers are a lot different

  • @vettr.7460
    @vettr.7460 Před rokem +204

    That is one of the sickest and dumbest things I have ever heard that police officers did not investigate this sicko more after running into a naked incoherent child on the street. Why was it just okay for him to have naked pictures of a 14yr old laying around and the police think that's normal behavior? How?? I really don't get any of this. That's crazy

    • @youawake6961
      @youawake6961 Před rokem

      They were literally homophobic : scared of gays. The recording of his neighbor basically confirmed that.. these cops are cowards

    • @PaulRodriguez9
      @PaulRodriguez9 Před rokem +16

      They didnt know his actual age. Dahmer was pretty convincing to them. Yes, they could've done a little better investigative job, but they didnt. It's too late and it's very unfortunate. His spree could've ended that night

    • @Aroundthefire77
      @Aroundthefire77 Před rokem +15

      The police didn’t want to get involved with “gay men” so when he said that plus you have a black woman, her daughter and niece pushing them they gave up and didn’t want to be involved.

    • @stevensonjc21
      @stevensonjc21 Před rokem +36

      @@Aroundthefire77 pushing them? Is that what they were doing? And here I thought they were attempting to save a life. Interesting choice of words

    • @techniqv4918
      @techniqv4918 Před rokem +14

      @@PaulRodriguez9 Little better? They didn't do the bare minimum lol.

  • @intriguingmind9435
    @intriguingmind9435 Před rokem +43

    This prosecutor nailed dahmer to the wall there was no excuse for his filthy actions!!!!!

  • @Timmyjl25
    @Timmyjl25 Před rokem +31

    That Netflix mini series was off the chain👏🏾👏🏾. Felt bad for the guy that was deaf

  • @nicolasrose3064
    @nicolasrose3064 Před 10 měsíci +13

    Some of those young men died because of the ignorant arrogance and utterly atrocious negligence shown by the Police in their dealing with Dahmer in relation to the young Thai Boy.
    Seriously, the attitude with which the Police addressed the incident was indicative of the prevailing social stigma aimed at people whose proclivities were deemed "unacceptable" to their sensibilities.

  • @barrettpolychronis2833
    @barrettpolychronis2833 Před rokem +65

    I like how the prosecutor stated how he did not want to repeat the name of dahmers sleeping drug and then totally let's it slip out of his mouth when he read a police report

    • @mattyo5022
      @mattyo5022 Před rokem +21

      Yeah you noticed that too right? Lol. I mean I can understand though. The guy would've had to read it like 100 times if he wasn't making a conscious effort to not say it. So 1 slip out of 100 I give the guy a mulligan for lol. Besides I'm sure back then everyone knew the drug. I think he just didn't want the "copycat" effect to happen by publicizing it.

    • @dannybans23
      @dannybans23 Před rokem +3

      @@mattyo5022 What's the name of the drug?

    • @mattyo5022
      @mattyo5022 Před rokem +12

      @@dannybans23 I believe it was called halcion. It was an old school benzo that got taken off the market I believe. It's much like modern day Valium or Xanax for anxiety and insomnia.

    • @alisonmcveigh3571
      @alisonmcveigh3571 Před rokem +5

      Yes I noticed that.

    • @Girl-101
      @Girl-101 Před rokem

      @@mattyo5022 Omg Karla Holmolka used Halcion with Paul Bernardo, they drugged people with it and killed them also, Holmolka would steal it from the vets surgery, where she worked. I hope this drug is now so difficult to obtain now..too many bad people are clearly getting their hands on it..

  • @sunflowerb5260
    @sunflowerb5260 Před rokem +30

    He was arrested on Sept 27 1988 , today is Sept 27 2022 and I am randomly watching this trial

  • @Tom-V
    @Tom-V Před 2 lety +18

    Glad to see more of this trial uploaded on here!

  • @davidfitzgerald5206
    @davidfitzgerald5206 Před 2 lety +11

    Ty 4 this upload! Never seen this portion of the trial. You rock 👍

    • @narlywaves2371
      @narlywaves2371 Před rokem +1

      This is not entertainment.

    • @NoName-gv1sg
      @NoName-gv1sg Před rokem

      @@narlywaves2371 ppl have no empathy. They love themselves

    • @AlisonBryen
      @AlisonBryen Před rokem +2

      @@narlywaves2371 but it is incredibly interesting...

  • @TheGOATtv-1680
    @TheGOATtv-1680 Před rokem +31

    How do they know that there were no sexual assaults , or murders in Miami???? 😔
    They wouldn't have cared to know about ANYTHING if that one victim hadn't gotten away smmfh!

    • @stevensonjc21
      @stevensonjc21 Před rokem

      Right! They weren’t even connecting the dots of multiple men from Club 219 were being witnessed getting into cabs or busses with this white male and never being seen again. One canvass of the gay clubs would have yielded so much information that it’s clear they did not do it. They didn’t care about those gay men. Especially cause so many of them were gay BLACK men. Yup, I said it. Where’s the lie? Dahmer had been accused of drugging a guy who testified at trial that immediately after getting out of the hospital he went to the police station and told them where Dahmer lived. He was drugged then put on a bud where someone noticed his drugged state and bought him to the hospital. He was robbed of cash and jewelry . So many men go missing from club 219 and here they have a guy who is drugging people from that club and you investigators don’t take him in for questioning? They weren’t looking for those men, they didn’t care for those men. They had blinkers on to anyone who tried to warn them about Dahmer cause he was a white man amongst lower income blacks. So clearly THEY we’re the problem. My blood boils every time I think about it.

    • @CallMeEterna
      @CallMeEterna Před rokem +9

      I think they are trying him on the stuff they have evidence for. There were a few assaults while he was in the military but they aren’t charging him for that

  • @deekid311
    @deekid311 Před rokem +38

    When mentioning the lack of sexual assault in Miami and Dahmer's stint in the army.. "there was no sexual assault"...
    ..that you know of.. 👀

    • @Noelia1582
      @Noelia1582 Před rokem +12

      I thought the same. I think we only know the victims he chose to confess, I think there are more

    • @shazhamilton5160
      @shazhamilton5160 Před rokem

      There were two he sexually assaulted in the army there's a interview from them on youtube he raped them both numerous times

  • @citizendame6329
    @citizendame6329 Před 2 lety +74

    Thank you so much for sharing the whole trial ♡

    • @petevaldezbc1
      @petevaldezbc1 Před 2 měsíci

      It's not the full trial. The prosecution's cross examination of Tracy Edwards is missing

  • @kimberleytaylor4475
    @kimberleytaylor4475 Před 2 lety +20

    Well this is cool,I never thought I would see this trial,thanks Court tv👍😍

    • @hoss-lk4bg
      @hoss-lk4bg Před rokem

      be glad you were not alive when this happened hun

  • @a.b.d.3974
    @a.b.d.3974 Před 2 lety +67

    I hope those jurors got some kind of PTSD counseling

  • @zhaie.414
    @zhaie.414 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for uploading. Just got subscribed. Hope to see more.

  • @Vickymumof4
    @Vickymumof4 Před rokem +16

    His mother was drugged up with so many different drugs during pregnancy. She then went into neglect him. There was no love. Just screaming and shouting. Jeff WAS abused

    • @shazhamilton5160
      @shazhamilton5160 Před rokem +14

      A lot of people go throw much worse and don't do what he did.

    • @8luvbug
      @8luvbug Před rokem +5

      He wasn't abused. Stop trying to make his upbringing seem worse than what it was

    • @Vickymumof4
      @Vickymumof4 Před rokem +3

      @@8luvbug and you know this how?

    • @8luvbug
      @8luvbug Před rokem +1

      @@Vickymumof4 Cause that was never mentioned. Jeffrey said his upbringing was pretty good. Jeffrey's mom became severely ill with seizures when she was pregnant with him. She took what her DOCTOR prescribed her in the 60S. Jeffrey said she was a comforting mom when she could be, he actually felt bad for his mom because she was unwell. Too bad y'all only take what her spiteful ex husband had to say about her.

    • @helenavandaantonio4043
      @helenavandaantonio4043 Před 8 měsíci +4

      He was a personified Demon

  • @droppedthekidsoffatthepool3257

    That lawyer must be exhausted remembering and saying all that!!

    • @natashaadri
      @natashaadri Před rokem +3

      he loves what he do. thats his job

    • @MajesticGreen23
      @MajesticGreen23 Před rokem +3

      When your passionate about your profession. The more information and facts you have. The more you want to talk lol

    • @stephaniemurria5534
      @stephaniemurria5534 Před rokem +1

      It's called practice. 😊

  • @zer0sixx
    @zer0sixx Před rokem +6

    i LOVE that you loading up old court cases! should get more of the old ones!

  • @nancyjones6780
    @nancyjones6780 Před rokem +67

    Oh the irony of his first victim dying from a hit by a barbell and Mr Dahmer would experience the exact same fate a few years after sentencing. So great!

    • @cyndival24
      @cyndival24 Před rokem +12

      Full circle moment

    • @Girlilla
      @Girlilla Před rokem +6

      Dhamer was sorry for what he did and he repented. He was baptised in order to wash his sins away. At that point he was born again and devoid of sin. Technically, in the eyes of the Lord, he was murdered as an innocent man. Just like thr criminal crucified next to Jesus pbuh.

    • @TheLovepink771
      @TheLovepink771 Před rokem +15

      @@Girlilla this is a horrible take 💘!

    • @cheezi1141
      @cheezi1141 Před rokem

      @@Girlilla are u really siding with a serial killer who drugged, raped and ate 17 boys? yet u preach jesus' name? 💀

    • @mclovinlife4018
      @mclovinlife4018 Před rokem

      @@Girlilla that’s not how it works and it’s definitely a huge problem with your religion. You don’t just get to take a bath and say praise Jesus and you’re innocent of the rape, murder, necrophilia, cannibalism, mutilation of 20 people.

  • @christianwatson2898
    @christianwatson2898 Před rokem +46

    He wasn't insane...very smart guy ....just pure evil

    • @Klissaura
      @Klissaura Před rokem +9

      ExAct he just plays innocent

    • @user-ih9dg3uz5y
      @user-ih9dg3uz5y Před 8 měsíci

      He was a Moron too

    • @JLD1960
      @JLD1960 Před 8 měsíci +1

      nit crazy not a moron hes a gufted talented iver smart young man give credit to where credit is due ❤

    • @user-ih9dg3uz5y
      @user-ih9dg3uz5y Před 8 měsíci

      @@JLD1960 well a tunk he a moron buh ya neva kno

    • @ditasmama
      @ditasmama Před 5 měsíci

      yeah he KNEW how to manipulate people

  • @MaryBruff
    @MaryBruff Před rokem +26

    Anyone else notice the judge nodding off?!
    How do you fall asleep during this!

    • @hoss-lk4bg
      @hoss-lk4bg Před rokem +2

      alcohol and loneliness took its toll on this particular judge his last 2 decades
      rip sir

  • @sarahkrystal6989
    @sarahkrystal6989 Před rokem +29

    Geeze, I wonder how much he got away with in those 3 years. In the army. I bet he did.

    • @nozibeleqezu1358
      @nozibeleqezu1358 Před rokem

      He molested a few guys some of them an interview recently they old men now they still not ok because of that

  • @tmcurly
    @tmcurly Před 2 lety +119

    WOW!!! This man could have been stopped earlier on in his game. They kept releasing him from jail and he continued to prey on people. They allowed all this :( Did this doctor not know about his convictions ?? I bet it was barbiturates back then. Pill prescribing doctor was completely negligent.

    • @petevaldezbc1
      @petevaldezbc1 Před 2 lety +9

      It was halcyon

    • @Psycho_Logical_631
      @Psycho_Logical_631 Před rokem +6

      Woulda coulda shoulda.....It's easy to say what could have happened differently when you look at it from hindsight, but that's not how life works is it

    • @babycakes6919
      @babycakes6919 Před rokem +16

      @@Psycho_Logical_631 Oh please. This man fondled a minor and they just release him after 10 months?! That's terrible judgment on the judges part.

    • @TIGRESSA73
      @TIGRESSA73 Před rokem +8

      I know! That's the same thing I said. The victims should sue the police dept

    • @cococolachretin1232
      @cococolachretin1232 Před rokem +3

      They should be arrested

  • @turmoil3161
    @turmoil3161 Před 2 lety +103

    One HUGE standout from this old case is the Attorneys, how refreshing to watch and listen to someone doing his job…..compared to televised cases today where the Attorney’s are all so up themselves and using their cases as their 5 minutes of fame and trying to put on a show…..well IMO

    • @mackcappel844
      @mackcappel844 Před rokem

      Casey Anthony comes to mind, her lawyers was an absolute media whore

  • @girlcrazy3040
    @girlcrazy3040 Před rokem +65

    Blame the cops they had so many chances to get him

    • @BigdawgTripleOG
      @BigdawgTripleOG Před rokem +17

      If he was black they would’ve
      ( if you know what i mean )

    • @sakhu8945
      @sakhu8945 Před rokem +1

      They may feel the way he does.

    • @frightfright3843
      @frightfright3843 Před rokem

      I blame the doctor prescribing him pills after pills. Drs should have looked into his background a little more. Without the pills, he wouldn’t have been capable of all this.

  • @ronettacooley4610
    @ronettacooley4610 Před 2 lety +71

    They knew their son needed help they just be in denial until it’s too late. They always think it’s about their$$$ & living da good life, They was more focus on their materialistic living. Instead of their dysfunctional evil insane weird son.

  • @adrianwilkinson1031
    @adrianwilkinson1031 Před 11 měsíci +10

    The police should have been tried for being an accomplice in the murder of that young boy they basically gave jeffery the boy and said here you go sir carry on!!

  • @kimmyfreak200
    @kimmyfreak200 Před 2 lety +47

    ugh why do they refer to the victim as an asian man... a 14 year old is a kid

    • @sakhu8945
      @sakhu8945 Před rokem +16

      Whites look at black kids as adults as well.

    • @mackcappel844
      @mackcappel844 Před rokem

      And look at us in 2022, our media , most politicians, many tv shows is all about race! Gotta whip up the race wars, good distraction for people when the power loot us blind!

    • @revekat2053
      @revekat2053 Před rokem +15

      @@sakhu8945 yep. when my 18 year old black nephew was shot by the police the news referred to him as a man but a white 19 year old as a teen. SMH.

    • @hannah3146
      @hannah3146 Před rokem +3

      @@revekat2053 so sorry this hurts my heart bless you

    • @babycakes6919
      @babycakes6919 Před rokem +3

      I think he just mispoke since most of the victims were adults. He calls him boy and lad at other times

  • @nadinekeating3255
    @nadinekeating3255 Před 2 lety +32

    It's so funny how much trials have changed since that time.
    I think today, the name of the drugs he used on his victims would have been said. But, he was worried that if he said the name of it, someone might get the idea to use it to also drug people. But now, with everyone having access to the internet and any bit of information they could ever want to know.... there's no point to withhold the name of a drug that can be used in this particular way.

    • @yourgirl4670
      @yourgirl4670 Před rokem +6

      He did slip the name of the drug out, possibly by accident but when he is talking about Flowers - he said the name of the drug.

  • @sierrabuzz
    @sierrabuzz Před rokem +19

    Damn the Netflix casting and costuming was SPOT ON for lionel dahmer!!

  • @THEOCAMARO2010
    @THEOCAMARO2010 Před rokem +69

    It’s like his father said. It’s somewhere in there bloodline. Someone in there family was in something dark and sinister. Believe it or not generational strongholds are real.

    • @ronniewashington9177
      @ronniewashington9177 Před rokem +3

      Wow his father said that… where did you hear this?

    • @Timmyjl25
      @Timmyjl25 Před rokem +3

      Interview is on CZcams

    • @juliana2130
      @juliana2130 Před rokem +1

      I believe that too

    • @ciciearthangel2973
      @ciciearthangel2973 Před rokem +4

      And you can always break them you don’t have to be like your Ancestors
      You can change anything that’s not true

  • @Aurrasmm2
    @Aurrasmm2 Před rokem +35

    The judge in the back waiting n itching to give that 937 years 😂💯!!

    • @almasakic1148
      @almasakic1148 Před rokem +1

      I noticed he frowned after introducing the defense lol.

  • @EB-gt1pq
    @EB-gt1pq Před rokem +22

    Did the precious 14 year-old boy’s family sue the police? I sure hope so. So incredibly sad

    • @babycakes6919
      @babycakes6919 Před rokem +12

      Yes they got nearly 1 million

    • @kimgow7671
      @kimgow7671 Před rokem

      Yes, and he was on probation for raping their other child, then their 14yr old got away and handed back to this monster.
      I feel horrible for that family

    • @5160Jazzo
      @5160Jazzo Před rokem +15

      $800,000 nearly not enough. All parties involved needs compensation from the mental anguish that they went through IMO especially those ladies that tried saving the 14yr old

    • @lovelygirl8315
      @lovelygirl8315 Před 8 měsíci +1

      Money, always money, as if that changes anything

    • @BushidoVXX
      @BushidoVXX Před 7 měsíci

      @@lovelygirl8315What else would you suggest? Can’t obviously compensate, but it can make things a lot better.

  • @l.r5770
    @l.r5770 Před rokem +15

    Imagine being the defense attorney. What could you do or say? Dahmer refuses to say he's going insane so what do you defend?

  • @Curious-Irish-Angel
    @Curious-Irish-Angel Před rokem +10

    The premiere for part of this trial is today. Why not make a playlist here on your YT channel at this point so we don't have to hunt all over for what's avil on Dahmer's case log. When I went to the link I have to agree to "tracking cookies" and the videos are small with a bunch of ad's
    😕

  • @zorahsky
    @zorahsky Před rokem +25

    He was in complete control of everything he did. These insanity pleas are ridiculous unless the person is severely schizophrenic.

    • @tiffany4809
      @tiffany4809 Před rokem

      I disagree. Although history has never witnessed this kind of crime, he absolutely exudes insanity. If you were to blindly see how he would eat humans, go to work, have experimental etc, that is insane. We are not talking about a husband walking in on a cheating wife and killing the man due to a short period of insanity

    • @scarlettmasin1204
      @scarlettmasin1204 Před rokem +8

      He didn’t want the insanity plea, it was his lawyer and dad’s idea.

    • @hippiecheezburger5457
      @hippiecheezburger5457 Před 11 měsíci +2

      He knew what he was doing was wrong for sure but cutting up human bodies having sex with corpses and with organs is totally insane to me. To think what those hands did and the things his eyes saw is just so creepy

  • @kaylewiseman7567
    @kaylewiseman7567 Před rokem +3

    so cool we can go back in time and see the ins and outs

  • @barbarapearce9738
    @barbarapearce9738 Před rokem +28

    His doctor has something to answer to, who gives sedating drug prescriptions to an alcoholic for years and years without question.

    • @christianwatson2898
      @christianwatson2898 Před rokem +1

      Totally agree

    • @babycakes6919
      @babycakes6919 Před rokem +1

      You think he knew he was alcoholic?

    • @DavidWilliams-so2dy
      @DavidWilliams-so2dy Před rokem

      Ikr. It’s so easy to spot those pesky alcoholics.🤡🙄

    • @frightfright3843
      @frightfright3843 Před rokem +4

      Exactly. I blame the doctor 100% they didn’t look into his back ground at all! The doctor was prescribing way too many prescriptions also. It’s just all about money, they don’t care.

    • @meccamitchell6481
      @meccamitchell6481 Před rokem

      I was thinking the same thing

  • @marialuciaz8018
    @marialuciaz8018 Před 2 lety +23

    É impressionante a frieza deste sujeito durante todo o tempo em que o promotor elencou os seus crimes.

  • @Mofriese
    @Mofriese Před 8 měsíci +3

    I find it a little creepy how the prosecutor speaks about his own sexual struggles

  • @pauliedi6573
    @pauliedi6573 Před 2 lety +78

    The judge, when you know he’s guilty but you have to go through the motions of a trial because it is the US way

    • @bramlintrent1145
      @bramlintrent1145 Před rokem

      lol. They weren't trying to determine if he was guilty or not guilty, but whether he was going to be sentenced to the penitentiary (sane) or to a mental facility (insane).

    • @eviemanson01
      @eviemanson01 Před rokem +1

      My thought exactly he doesn’t watch anything just stares off in space as like I know where this man is going can we hurry up please lol

    • @dewilew2137
      @dewilew2137 Před rokem +4

      @@eviemanson01 this had nothing to do with determining guilt. He already admitted guilt. 🙄

    • @dewilew2137
      @dewilew2137 Před rokem

      Did you even listen? At no point was guilt even mentioned.

    • @eviemanson01
      @eviemanson01 Před rokem +1

      @@dewilew2137 can you read? I said nothing about guilt. I said I know where he is going to go. I didn’t specify where he was going to go.

  • @olgatrilogymartin3143
    @olgatrilogymartin3143 Před rokem +24

    I think he was calculating and mad obsessed with power and control to satisfy one's self

  • @chumchum4393
    @chumchum4393 Před rokem +19

    Wow. That’s all I can say. What a monster.

    • @jenniferroper6950
      @jenniferroper6950 Před 7 měsíci

      That Netflix series was the perfect title for him. He sure was a "monster", just so sad 😞

  • @meccamitchell6481
    @meccamitchell6481 Před rokem +14

    It's crazy how many didn't even think about him anymore until this Netflix series came out.

    • @NevadaTan7
      @NevadaTan7 Před rokem +6

      There have been released several movies and documentaries before Netflix's series

    • @meccamitchell6481
      @meccamitchell6481 Před rokem +2

      @@NevadaTan7 I know, ppl just seem to become obsessed with him after the series

    • @myownpath1046
      @myownpath1046 Před rokem

      I did for many years.

    • @JLD1960
      @JLD1960 Před 8 měsíci

      that movie should never have been made all was quite about jeffrey until that discusting movie jeffrey deserves so much mire understanding that he ever got he is not evil or any ither bad stuff people says about him. jeffrey is a kind loving giving understanding people who donit knuw him personally need to keep rheir comments to rhemselves. how can you actually comment on a person when you dont know him personally"?

    • @errolsmith6
      @errolsmith6 Před 7 měsíci

      It’s a good thing to forget about him 🙄

  • @angier4560
    @angier4560 Před rokem +7

    Who’s grand idea, was it to put food commercials for this video 🤦🏻‍♀️

  • @chuc5o
    @chuc5o Před rokem +4

    The day he decided to pick up that dumb bell and strike Steven he threw his Life away!

  • @bettywhite6672
    @bettywhite6672 Před rokem +5

    Why were these not uploaded into the playlist in order 🙄

  • @RM-ee9ek
    @RM-ee9ek Před rokem +7

    It is weird that the prosecutor has the same kind of glasses as Dahmer did

  • @frightfright3843
    @frightfright3843 Před rokem +8

    Why didn’t the Dr wonder why the hell he needed so many pills so fast?! He got a prescription on December 17th and then the 21st again? I swear these drs as terrible, they don’t even care. Here, take more pills, make me money.

  • @James-lu4hb
    @James-lu4hb Před rokem +12

    Man this is sick and twisted 😩

  • @mariahussain7341
    @mariahussain7341 Před rokem

    hi there, im glad to see court tv on you tube, l like this so l subcribed to you, and thank you

  • @ladyboomer1765
    @ladyboomer1765 Před rokem +3

    I have a family member who took that prescription who was a school bus driver. They said they had hallucinations and had to pull over while driving the bus because they didn't know where they were . It was over prescribed and is no longer available.

    • @petevaldezbc1
      @petevaldezbc1 Před 2 měsíci

      Halcion is still available by prescription

  • @blueapplessss
    @blueapplessss Před rokem +26

    prosecutor did a great job

    • @hoss-lk4bg
      @hoss-lk4bg Před rokem

      an 8 year old could have prosecuted this lol u softball

    • @Iktius
      @Iktius Před 11 měsíci

      Slam dunk case

    • @TexasMan77
      @TexasMan77 Před 8 měsíci

      @@hoss-lk4bgit’s worth mentioning, the OJ case was a slam dunk and they screwed that royally and he got off.

  • @adriannedelacy2100
    @adriannedelacy2100 Před 2 lety +13

    The judge looks bored.

  • @robinc6288
    @robinc6288 Před 2 lety +64

    He contadicts himself very early on by saying this wasn't about dead bodies and that was a second option if he didn't get what he wants. He then says that the first guy Dahmer killed that he didn't even ask for sex so wasn't turned down. In my opinion this was ALL about the dead bodies. The guy was clearly obsessed with that and a full blown necrophiliac. He even said that he didn't enjoy the actual killing and didn't want them to suffer although later on he obviously didn't care by trying to keep them alive and they suffered badly. Early on though he did make it quick or drugged them before killing them.
    I'm not saying anything in his defence, just that the prosecution contradicted himself. I also don't think Dahmer was legally insane because he was able to hide his crimes, knew right from wrong and able to work a job. An insane person (in the eyes of the law) doesn't hide their crime because they don't think they did anything wrong. He's clearly got mental issues up the wazoo but insane to the point you won't be held responsible for your crimes clearly not.

    • @jeromegarcia5396
      @jeromegarcia5396 Před 2 lety +3

      I caught that contradiction too, you can tell he was laying it on thick for the first case outside his jurisdiction, so no real personal knowledge and in doing so revealed the heart of the case, his desire for dead body sex... This wasn't about sex like all people, this was obviously different do to the obvious trial because his acts...
      I also question the occult timing in the claim, they say that came later... Lol umm well he showed signs at day one as well... I always question prosecution because they want the story to be the most felt in everyway by adding explosion and fire to probably a very basic situation...
      But ole boy was definitely a predator day one because he didn't ask, he just did... So yeah this introduction is the nicest I've even heard someone explain a serial killer, after this I picture Dahmer with pigtails and shy, not the land demon he truly was... Gesh

    • @PatriotGamesROCKS
      @PatriotGamesROCKS Před 2 lety +8

      These hearings weren't about dead bodies. He pled guilty. It was about his competence to be given the death penalty.

    • @david-lm7iu
      @david-lm7iu Před 2 lety +10

      @@PatriotGamesROCKS Wisconsin does not have the death penalty, this was about weather he should be sent to a medical hospital or jail.

    • @shipcommanderlol6577
      @shipcommanderlol6577 Před 2 lety +2

      Robin you got it wrong. First victim started talking about girls then Jeff realized victim wasn't homosexual and killed him in order to have sex with him. He only killed men who he found to be sexually attractive. I think Ted Bundy and Jeff are the same; both sex addicts who wanted a shortcut and instant sex pleasure that's why they killed people they found to be attractive and then had sex with dead corpses of victims. Ted killed young attractive women and Jeff killed young attractive men. Ted blamed it on porn and violent detective magazines and Jeff even said he viewed people only as a object of pleasure, he wanted total control of a person and didn't want to worry about their wishes.

    • @samfisher2306
      @samfisher2306 Před 2 lety

      @@shipcommanderlol6577 correct assessment!

  • @dagmarMcNally6250
    @dagmarMcNally6250 Před 6 měsíci

    This case was so sad 😢 and I like the closing arguments fom the prosecuter , because he presented this very gruesome capital depreciation absolute respectful, without his own emotions. My thoughts and prayers goes out to all the beautiful young victims and their families members. Rest in peace 🙏 😞🙏
    Ps. Thank too all for sending this very interesting present of court proceedings after so long times . I think it's very important to see the very true what's happen really 😢. In the media you see so many different things about Jeffrey dahmer, and i think we see so many misrepresentations.

  • @sara31773
    @sara31773 Před 2 lety +42

    Very strong resemblance with the dad and the prosecutor.

    • @jonathandoe2316
      @jonathandoe2316 Před 2 lety +3

      Ha I never noticed they could be from the same family.

    • @sara31773
      @sara31773 Před 2 lety

      @@jonathandoe2316 lol yeah maybe.

    • @alieubah8865
      @alieubah8865 Před rokem +3

      Very true. I was like isn't this Jeff's dad hahaha

    • @heatherwhite5191
      @heatherwhite5191 Před rokem +2

      Didn't even notice until you pointed it out but you're so right. Well caught lol

    • @TM11..
      @TM11.. Před rokem

      I thought the same..

  • @lizbraze3268
    @lizbraze3268 Před rokem +8

    This is neat that they are plying old court cases

  • @Stand4Liberty
    @Stand4Liberty Před 2 lety +21

    If Dexter Morgan was around Jeffrey Dahmer would have ended up on Dexter's table.?

    • @checkthecommentsection9048
      @checkthecommentsection9048 Před 2 lety +4

      Dexter is amazing!! Can't stand those who murder innocents and say it was because of watching dexter. If you truly love dexter you will take out the peados, rapists etc for real 💯

  • @cherieedwards7546
    @cherieedwards7546 Před 2 lety +20

    I love me prosecutors opening statements excellent prosecutor

  • @poisonivyheart6621
    @poisonivyheart6621 Před rokem +15

    Is it serendipitous that he got dragged to his righful place in HELL the very way he took the innocent life of his first victim.. Or was it a spiritual case of the universe speaking into karma.
    Side note: He mentioned the drug name.

    • @desordenpublico
      @desordenpublico Před rokem +2

      But wasn’t he beaten to death by his cellmate…the irony in it🫢

    • @poisonivyheart6621
      @poisonivyheart6621 Před rokem +1

      @@desordenpublico yeah indeed.. it was another inmate while they were doing some in-house work, he beat him to death.

  • @simplelifedays3692
    @simplelifedays3692 Před rokem +16

    Everybody a Dahmer expert all of a sudden. 😂🤣😂

  • @sarahkrystal6989
    @sarahkrystal6989 Před rokem +12

    Awsome opening statements. 👌

    • @almasakic1148
      @almasakic1148 Před rokem

      I think both sides did a great job.

    • @hoss-lk4bg
      @hoss-lk4bg Před rokem

      seems pretty basic, watch much netflix hun ?

  • @terrencegriffin3013
    @terrencegriffin3013 Před rokem +6

    A sick sick person It's hard for me to stomach what he did I was a jr in highschool when I heard about him

  • @karens2927
    @karens2927 Před rokem +3

    How come you can go to a physician and lie about a job you don’t even have and they would prescribe you with this drugs?????? That’s freaking insane.

    • @frightfright3843
      @frightfright3843 Před rokem +5

      Yeah and they were giving him wayyy to many prescriptions for this drug. It’s like the doctors don’t care, they’re making money, so why bother to dig a little deeper.

    • @8luvbug
      @8luvbug Před rokem

      Seems like people were more lax about things in the 80s

    • @sarah_khiangte_96
      @sarah_khiangte_96 Před 8 měsíci

      It also happens in many developing countries, unprescribed drugs are jus so common

  • @devinrogers7978
    @devinrogers7978 Před rokem +4

    I like this man, he’s a good man who wanted Daumier to be accountable, which I think maybe he was…Who knows He got to the heart of the matter…Jeff’s choices he made…

  • @archstantonunknown
    @archstantonunknown Před 2 lety +24

    Can you recommend any other full length cases we could watch? Really good ones.
    I have been watching the full Adolf Eichmann trials and it's riveting, tragic. I love to see the history. And Gideon Hausner is a badass prosecutor!

    • @truthseeker2882
      @truthseeker2882 Před 2 lety +7

      The Joel Guy trial is mind blowing

    • @Creekermama
      @Creekermama Před 2 lety +2

      Jodi aris Betty Broderick it's hard there's so many..The Mendez brothers is amazing if you haven't watched that one do!

    • @sandrahughes8182
      @sandrahughes8182 Před rokem +2

      @@Creekermama there's nothing amazing about watching the real life crimes of murder

    • @hannah3146
      @hannah3146 Před rokem +2

      @@sandrahughes8182 but some videos help explain it very well and are respectful to the victims

  • @nadiah.9119
    @nadiah.9119 Před rokem +19

    I don’t know how those women are so comfortable sitting next to him there’s no way I would be able to sit next to the devil he really got what he deserved when he went to prison!

    • @fridagylterud9491
      @fridagylterud9491 Před rokem +12

      This is court, what do you want them to do? Scream in fear? The one woman is his attorney and simply has no other choice than to stay calm, because it’s her job. It’s their job. Besides, in no way can he cause any harm in that setting. And if you don’t remember, he didn’t like women.

    • @nadiah.9119
      @nadiah.9119 Před rokem

      @@fridagylterud9491 I get it, it’s their job I’m just speaking on how I would feel. Just to make a point, you never know if somebody can cause harm to you he doesn’t even look restrained by the waist or to have on leg irons.

    • @kato1to354
      @kato1to354 Před rokem +1

      Yeah like wtf how the court system have this monster sitting in between two women so f close like that I can see their legs touching him too lol wtf . They should place them in a cage chain up. Crazy how he casually sit there with suit looks like he’s an attorney working with everyone at the desk lmao so messed up

  • @Lizzyjaeger
    @Lizzyjaeger Před rokem +35

    Thank you for clearing up the specifics of anal sex, and also, that you do not have to be homosexual to drug someone for sex.

    • @diamondlucas5973
      @diamondlucas5973 Před rokem +16

      Huh. Your homosexual if you're a man having sex with another male, regardless if their drugged or not. Maybe I'm not understanding your statement 🤷🏾‍♀️

    • @boydreams3
      @boydreams3 Před rokem

      @@diamondlucas5973 I think OP meant that homosexuals are not the only people who drug other people for sex, heterosexuals do it too, such as men drugging women for sex

    • @jenb6910
      @jenb6910 Před 7 měsíci +1

      ​@diamondlucas5973 I'm guessing they needed to elaborate because (not sure your age or if you remember) homophobia was way more mainstream I'm the early 90's. Being gay is no big deal now. Back then, it was necessary to explain to people that drugging and being gay do not go hand in hand. I know it's crazy right?

  • @brianmikkelsen1308
    @brianmikkelsen1308 Před rokem +3

    Strange no one ever talks about where he lived before Apt. 213. I thought he moved from his grandmother to The Oxford Apt., but he apparantly lived someplace in between.

    • @opal92nwf
      @opal92nwf Před rokem +1

      Apparently he lived at another apartment for like literally 2 days before the incident with Konarak’s brother.

    • @brianmikkelsen1308
      @brianmikkelsen1308 Před rokem

      @@opal92nwf All right. Thats interesting. I wonder where it was located in relation to the Oxford Apt.

  • @jayegraham
    @jayegraham Před rokem +28

    I wouldn’t be surprised if Jeffrey Dahmer was getting aroused mentally and possibly physically in court as the prosecution speak of his horrible past encounters. This is how sick some of these sociopaths and psychopaths are.

    • @narlywaves2371
      @narlywaves2371 Před rokem

      Watch his hand.. 🤔

    • @marcelotapia3970
      @marcelotapia3970 Před rokem +3

      That wasn’t his style

    • @DavidWilliams-so2dy
      @DavidWilliams-so2dy Před rokem

      I thought I saw that table in front of him levitate a few times.

    • @revolutionishere
      @revolutionishere Před rokem +4

      He wasn't a psychopath or sociopath, this has been established by all the evaluators and mental health professionals that examined him. Psychopaths are incredibly rare and they aren't all serial killers either. There are people who have bipolar who kill, Borderline Personality Disorder, schizophrenia and many others. This narrative is problematic because it will impede our ability to prevent these crimes from happening. Reductionism isn't you friend.

    • @nesetans1407
      @nesetans1407 Před rokem

      😄😄

  • @StrawberryxMoon
    @StrawberryxMoon Před rokem +2

    What was he playing with at 1:37:10

  • @potterj09
    @potterj09 Před rokem +4

    Not to make light about this but over my adult life I've developed an unusually high tolerance to hard medications mixed with illicit drugs and alcohol. Not proud about it but I'm sure I'dve noticed the man's intentions if he had been expecting me to black out. That poor Lao boy & others were at his mercy. He predated them. The sick thing about it was as he was being murdered in prison he probably saw it as his release and easy way out. Hope he's now in a extra-bad level of hell so he can never escape it.

  • @runspace
    @runspace Před 5 měsíci +1

    "His former boss will tell you that he doesn't have any psychological issues.."?! What the hell would he know about that??? This is such s charade...!

  • @c.2538
    @c.2538 Před 2 lety +38

    Jeff Dahmer is like a sad Frankenstein

    • @josephruiz7233
      @josephruiz7233 Před 2 lety

      Nothing "sad" about that Evil POS.

    • @guendaboa4831
      @guendaboa4831 Před rokem +4

      with a Little bit difference
      Jeff was a really gorgeous man ...❤️

  • @kerstin.jitschin5861
    @kerstin.jitschin5861 Před 2 lety +4

    Thanks for that opportunity ❗️😎😎😎

  • @PatriotGamesROCKS
    @PatriotGamesROCKS Před 2 lety +62

    This wasn't his trial, he pled guilty. This was the set of hearings to decide if he was competent so they could give him the death penalty. It lasted as long as some trials do, but it wasn't a trial.

    • @familycs2243
      @familycs2243 Před 2 lety +34

      No death penalty in the state of wisconsin

    • @80sForever29
      @80sForever29 Před 2 lety +1

      Actually It was to decide If he was legally sane to be sent to prison or to a mental institution.

    • @petevaldezbc1
      @petevaldezbc1 Před 2 lety +41

      Not quite...it was a trial to determine sanity (responsibility)...he confessed to the murders, this is to determine if he was in the right state of mind, whether he'd serve his sentence in prison or in a mental facility

    • @nickm8810
      @nickm8810 Před rokem

      He basically got the death penalty he got his head caved in

    • @dewilew2137
      @dewilew2137 Před rokem +5

      WRONG

  • @amberanderson528
    @amberanderson528 Před rokem +22

    He took a sick day off work. yea he's sick alright.

  • @Kimberly_K_
    @Kimberly_K_ Před 2 lety +8

    Love the dated cases , Please show “Phil Spector’s trial !

  • @getmoneydrinkicedcapps2627

    I wonder what he was thinking while the prosecutor was telling his life story haha

  • @andrebrooks4891
    @andrebrooks4891 Před 4 měsíci +1

    All the times he went to get help, he didn't want the help. These deaths could have been prevented. Prayers for these families and surviving victims.

  • @zenobia.wowcrockett5288
    @zenobia.wowcrockett5288 Před rokem +3

    Wow that's interesting

  • @GillianlovesTeaganandAutumn

    Didn't he just say he didn't want to mention the name of the drug then he says it?

  • @terrytwotoes3225
    @terrytwotoes3225 Před rokem +1

    Why do people love and in most cases propose to serial killers?

  • @bzleo2003
    @bzleo2003 Před 2 lety +12

    I think this opening statement would be different in this year (2021). We know more about serial killers and power. So, the opening statement would be less contradictory and a bit more psychologically modern. Luckily Dahmer was punished properly.

  • @urpieceofheaven2339
    @urpieceofheaven2339 Před rokem +3

    1:10:00 how sad 😢

  • @chuc5o
    @chuc5o Před rokem

    He lived in two different apartments in Milwaukee. One is still standing.

  • @katmah78
    @katmah78 Před 2 lety +13

    During the telling of Richard Flowers story he says the name of the drug….

  • @teekrosser
    @teekrosser Před rokem +7

    Who was the judge that gave him the pass?

  • @brandimyhren6317
    @brandimyhren6317 Před rokem +35

    It’s the same story with most serial killers. They do it because they need too. Most attacks aren’t planned but they head out knowing they will act if opportunity presents itself. It’s because they are driven by their urges desires and they are risk takers and most people are to dumb to realize what their intuition is telling them not to do.

    • @simplelifedays3692
      @simplelifedays3692 Před rokem +24

      I respectfully disagree. Dahmer didn't do this because he needed to, he did it because he wanted to and found it easy to do so.

    • @stevensonjc21
      @stevensonjc21 Před rokem +16

      @@simplelifedays3692 this. It was not a compulsion that overpowered him. In fact, he drank excessively to build up the courage in order to do it. The bottom line is the fucktard was greedy. He didn’t want to reciprocate the partners sexually or VERBALLY ASK AND RECIEVE CONSENT for whatever his kink were. So he chose to drug his victims and take advantage of them. Then, when the drugs were bound to wear off, he knew the victims would be incredibly angry and notice that they were drug and He feared a confrontation. He didn’t want to have to fight or even be yelled at/turned into the police, so he chose to strangle his victims. Then progressively he chose to use more degrading means to incapacitate them. It was all this progressive escalation. The only thing true is that while this was premeditated, it for damn sure a crime of opportunity. If the victims had their own car, he could magically control himself and NOT take them back to his place? Why? Cause the vehicle sitting around his apartment would for sure tie back to him. He often stopped the cab or bus blocks away from
      His apartment and took off routes to the place in order for the drunk men to forget their whereabouts. Almost always entered through the side of back door. I often dislike nosey neighbors but dang, thank God for Glenda Cleaveland being on to him. She was very VERY aware the a slew of men would enter Dahmers apartment, she would then hear silence, screams (cause despite Dahmers claim that he never wanted to hurt the victims, just because they were drugged on sleeping pills doesn’t mean they were startled awake once they felt someone strangling them. They would thrash, often be heavier than Dahmer and maybe overpower him and is drunk ass was sloppy and made noise. ) then after the large amount of thrash and fighting , she would he sexual noises then disgusting drunken primal screams . Days would go by where only Dahmer would emerge sans boy who entered, smell would start and like clock work, the power tools would emerge at all times at night. This is what Glenda experienced. Then to be gaslighted by cops and the building manager and Jeffery himself. Realistically since this was the midwest and early 90s , I’m sure Glenda feared that he was simply into sexual kinks and reporting him would lead to claims of homophobia.

    • @hannah3146
      @hannah3146 Před rokem +2

      @@simplelifedays3692 exactly

    • @NostalgiaNeka
      @NostalgiaNeka Před rokem

      @@simplelifedays3692 he did everything because he could and because he wanted to. All of the above. He also was a closeted gay and obviously the Rage of beating a man to death and drugging people just to have sex and have his way there were problems at home too. The mother and father needs to stop with the bull crap I can go on and on about this I don't see how people cannot literally read through the lines and his pathetic ass behavior. He was dead without sex and raping gay men that is the truth. He literally lost it and it drove him insane. Disgusting to think about the darkness of somebody's personal preference. Makes zero sense. He definitely needed it and also used his privilege

    • @tiffany4809
      @tiffany4809 Před rokem +4

      I found it funny that the psychiatrist found him insane but the courts did not. He is the definition of insane. I recognize that he is unique in ways that the world has never seen but to say he isn't is beyond me. We could have studied his brain especially since he was open

  • @susangilliam6400
    @susangilliam6400 Před 11 měsíci

    The judge just woke up.!