The Motives of Jeffrey Dahmer

The Motives of Jeffrey Dahmer It’s a beautiful day. The sun is out and the birds are chirping. Breakfast is ready and the kids are actually cooperating with their morning rituals preparing for school. You sit down at the kitchen table with a steaming cup of coffee, breathing in serenity, as you begin to indulge yourself into the morning paper. And that’s when it happens. “HOUSE OF HORRORS UNCOVERED WITH THE ARREST OF …showed first 75 words of 975 total…

…showed last 75 words of 975 total…raised, from auctioning off Dahmer’s possessions, to help the victim’s families, ABA Journal; August 1996. Despite the horrific and fiendish things the man did, The Wall Street Journal; Feb. 11, 1992, says it best when they quote Dahmer’s defense attorney, Gerald Boyle, as saying, “This was not an evil man, he was a sick man.” Bibliography The Milwaukee Murders; St. MArtins; 1995 ANSWER ME!; issue 2; Goad To Hell; 1992 People Weekly; Dec. 12, 1994 The Wall Street Journal; Feb. 11, 1992