I really don't understand how i got in this category. I was watching the price is right bloopers

What creeps me out the most is just how normal he is, how calm and collected.

"a person that i found physically attractive and keep them with me as long as possible even if it meant keeping a part of them" DAMN that's really fucked up

"a normal hobby like taxidermy"

what i find really scary about this is that he is super calm and no one would ever assume like he's fucked up. If I had met him with this attitude in the interview, I would have thought he's a cool person

Damn i just want to know what's going on in these peoples minds

he looks different in every picture or video

It's sad... really some people are just wired wrong... the Human brain is fucked up...

One of the most fascinating serial killers. He just seems so normal, like a man who might be a neighbor, co-worker, tenant, relative, etc. He describes killing so calmly and naturally. He's a true sociopath, I don't have any pity or any positive feelings towards him, but he is fascinating.

The worst part is that this MONSTER looked like a nice guy. Makes my looking at people very different.

It's so weird watching this, because he's known as this monster, but watching this, he sounds so normal, so human. Of course his urges and fantasies were by no means "normal", and it's hard to say if he truly felt any sort of remorse or consciousness for what he did, or if this interview is just that master manipulation that psychopaths are known for, hoping that this interviewer and whoever sees this would feel something for him. It just shows how scary people can be, that you never know what's going on under the surface, and that anyone could be capable of this, no matter how normal, smart, or polite they seem.

I have to say, this guy was the most honest guy out of all those serial killers I've seen, it was an addiction, he simply. couldn't. stop it. And he even said he was the one to blame, not anyone else, let the guy and the victims rest in peace..

What a terrifyingly fascinating person, how could someone be this far gone?

He needed help as a kid and thru his teenage years but no one paid attention to him at school and at home. There was a lot of warning signs that there was things wrong with him. Lives could've been saved and his if he would've gotten some help from adults. It still doesn't justify what he has done and he does indeed deserve to be in prison. He needed a lot of psychological help.

Stephen King said: "Monsters are real. Ghosts are too. They live inside of us, and sometimes, they win." He was obviously speaking about this kind of person.

There’s something so awfully sad about him. An emptiness. It seems he knew it was wrong but couldn’t help himself. The full confessions say it all.

At least he was honest

any human that start hurting animals is a clear sign of a serial killer.PLEASE PEOPLE PAY MORE ATTENTION TO YOUR KIDS...

it just creeps me when i try to think what must go on inside of his head :c

a logan paul interview came up in the recommended right after this

Damn, listening to him speak makes him seem like a polite, well educated individual, it's crazy to think a normal guy like that did the things he did.

His story may be tragic. But he deserves no sympathy. Many people come from harsh backgrounds yet don't go around killing people. The main tragedy I find in this story is how a perfectly good life was wasted, which in turn wasted more lives in the form of his victims. Watching him talk about and reading about his life you get a sense of what he could have been. He could have been a decent human being, living out a quiet and simple life in peace. But step by step, event by event, he walked down the path of madness. While he was a monstrously evil man, his case differs slightly from other infamous serial killers. Many other killers take one of three paths: They either deny it to their grave (John Wayne Gayce), They confess but blame their actions on others or their upbringing (Ted Bundy), or they confess and brag about it (H. H. Holmes). Because afterall, their murders are the only notable thing they've ever done or will ever do. Dahmer differs in that he confessed, but he didn't boast. He simply admitted it all matter-of-factly. He didn't diffuse blame. He owned it. And willingly took his victim's family's hate upon himself, simply because he felt that's the only way he could come even close to making amends. Whether or not this means he showed remorse is debatable. Afterall, psychopaths tend to be very good at faking emotions that they can't really feel. but if there's any scrap, any shred, any speck of respect that can be found for this man, I would say it was in his willingness to own his actions. And openly attack any attempt to divert the blame away from himself.

Ok so I’ve been reading these comments of people saying “he couldn’t stop” or “he couldn’t help it” can you please stop defending him, he even said he knew he should’ve stopped. He killed and raped 17 BOYS! That’s a lot. He’s crazy and a murderer, so if you could, just don’t defend him

I like that he didn’t blame anybody. He didn’t blame his parents he didn’t like when people blamed his parents he just took all the blame.

well you wouldn't want this guy to eat your booty like groceries...

I think this is exactly why Jeff was, and still is considered to be the most fascinating serial killer. He never blamed anyone, or past traumas, he only blame himself, till the end. calm and collected, helped the police identify all of the victims, and cooperated as much as he could. Deep down, he was just not right in the head, and needed help. Sometimes I find myself even feeling a bit. Sorry for him. can't imagine the pain, the victims families and victims themselves had to endure.

His voice sounds so soothing and pleasant. And it's scary.

Despite all the horrendous things he did, it perhaps would've been important to have him locked up & living in order to study his 'issue'.

Why are they interviewing Stephen King?

Stone Phillips is one of the bravest people for doing this interview.

If you were to have 10 different people sit down and have a conversation with jeffrey dahmer and then ask them what type of personality jeffrey has, you would probably get 10 different answers.

It's a shame River Phoenix died, he would have been been pitch perfect in a biopic of this guy.

Those glasses say it all lol

If brutal death metal existed back then... media would blame it in a second

Game idea: Take a shot every time Jeff says "uhh"

"I didn't understand people until I took one apart to see how it worked"

Monsters look like every other average person, thus you just never know. Could be your neighbor, your mailman, the cashier at Kroger......one just never knows. When I think about it, it's chilling.

Omfg he looks normal just like any other normal people. I can't trust nobody!

Damn this dude was hacked to death in prison. Life is hard indeed.

Man, I would be frightened to be the interviewer.

Just finished reading My Friend, Dahmer. Damn. I don't empathize with him because of what he did, but there is a sense of sadness knowing his father, mother, teachers, and neighbors noticed him like they'd notice an ant on the sidewalk. He wasn't even a wallflower. He was the covered wall. I can't imagine that isolation and lack of love.

Fascinating! To think such an insane specimen like Jeffrey Dahmer could exist for himself only with no moral consideration of his victims--and this was just an average joe with little power. One must then wonder, how far up the ladder does the problem of psychopathy really reach?

You can see the lack of empathy or feeling in his eyes, the deadness and stillness that enables him to talk so calmly and convincingly. I almost felt sorry for him when he talked about his parents, and that was the only time where I saw a genuine glimmer of humanity. Such a shame, as you get the feeling he would have been a nice person if he wasn't a psychopath.

I love how he loves his parents and tell people not to blame his parents

She’s a beast, I call her Karma. She eats your heart out, Like Jeffrey Dahmer (woo)...

What's truly scary is how intelligent and rational, even reflective, he appears and how well-spoken this man was

"keep them with me as long as possible,even if it meant just keeping a part of them." lol

It would be pretty cool if universities taught a class called "The Psychology of Jeffery Dahmer." He is such a fascinating and complex individual.

Seems a very honest interview tho

I truly believe that he did not feel any remorse for his crimes, due to the fundamental reason that he didn't understand the value of life, not even his own. He was suicidal, and when he was incarcerated, he admitted to "not caring what happened to him" to his mother. He felt despicable but I doubt he could truly understand just how despicable his crimes were because life wasn't very important to him. Even in this video, he talks about everything he did in such a nonchalant manner; like there is nothing to hide.

MY NAMES JEFF

I'm not saying that what Dahmer did was right but at least he was honest about it and admitted he was wrong. I can respect him for that.

Nice guy the perfect dinner guest....

It freaks me out that he lived within 25 miles of me when this was going on. My dad was driving past when they were removing one of the coolers from his house. Nobody knew then but afterwards of course we figured it out what was in there. I can't imagine doing such a thing but I think that Jeff was smart for taking responsibility and addmitting to everything. Impressive yet scary.

What I find interesting is the way he defends his parents. He seems to genuinely care about them. I've seen an interview with his father, it was clear Dahmer was raised in a normal household with loving parents

May 27: Konerak Sinthasomphone, 14. The younger brother of the boy Dahmer had assaulted in 1988. Sinthasomphone was drugged and had muriatic acid injected into his brain before Dahmer left the youth unattended as he left the apartment to purchase beer. When he returned, he discovered Sinthasomphone naked and disoriented in the street, with three hysterical young women attempting to assist him. When police arrived, Dahmer persuaded them he and Sinthasomphone were lovers and that the youth was simply intoxicated. When police left Sinthasomphone with Dahmer in his apartment, Dahmer again injected muriatic acid into Sinthasomphone's brain, and this proved fatal. His head was retained in the freezer and his body dismembered.

The interviewer look scared 😂

Who’s here because of Netflix new series?

It's scary how quiet it is.

His honesty is courageous

The scariest part is how honest he is. He literally admitted that his parents have nothing to do with his actions; He killed people just because wanted to, nothing more and nothing less.

I mean I get that he didn't do well in the last years of school, but his dad was a chemist and he seems pretty bright/well spoken. Injecting acid into holes in peoples skulls and expecting them to become zombies? Yet he is considered to be totally sane at that time and entirely responsible and in control of his actions? Come on.

What is sad is our culture cultivated the monster that was dormant inside him. No one showed him love which is the only thing to save us from the monster inside us all.

American Horror Story brought me here

The scary part is that he seems soooo nice and normal, but at least he admits to his crimes makes him feel more human

I feel this sympathy for Jeffrey, not because of what he did to the innocent people… but there is something about him that makes me sad for him. Ive seen many documentaries on him and the process he went through in jail.. he was civil and if anything scared. He didn't know what he was doing was necessarily wrong… i don't know, i sound crazy defending him but he was to be a harmless guy to the many who WERENT his victims. I DONT KNOW. i just feel horrible because he knew he had urges but he didn't know why, he spent 9 years trying to repress them with alcohol but couldn't. He was trapped in himself and in his mind.. unable to get help & thats sad to me

That last line is on of the creepiest/most terrifying things I've ever heard someone say.

The scariest thing is that he seems so calm and collected while recounting his gruesome murders. He seems so normal.

If they are never interviewed, they will never be understood. They may become infamous but I find that a small price to pay for any knowledge about psychopathy we might gain from them.

He seemed very honest

In my opinion, he was the only serial killer to claim responsibility for his crimes. He didn't deflect blame. Although what he did took sick and twisted to the next level

His parents' divorce was granted on July 24, 1978, after each charged the other with "extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty." And yet, he says his parents had NO PLAY in what he'd become. Talk about *STOCKHOLM SYNDROME,* eh!!!

"she eat your heart out, like Jeffrey Dahmer" lol

He was very sick in the head, his parents should’ve got him help when he was younger, he probably wouldn’t have turned out this way

Videos like this give me such a chill that I constantly look over my shoulder but yet I can still sleep at night...

There's a difference between serial killers and murderers.

he is human, and I think this video very clearly shows he is actually a pretty normal guy who has some really really fucked up sides. people like him need to be shown to us, it needs to be public knowledge so those who are like him can be helped BEFORE they commit the crimes. rather than locking up regretful criminals, we should take time to prevent it from happening to start with

So calm and intelligent that no one would ever suspect that he was capable of killing anyone , let alone eating them!

"I just started branching out"😂😂😂

It’s scary how normal he seems, doesn’t feel any different than a celebrity interview or a director interview he just talks about it so casually

there are shocking similarities between this interview and the one conducted with the serial killer Ted Bundy.

People mention how jeff looks different in every interview and picture, that because the interviews and pictures span 2 decades, most interviews are years apart, so it’s not shocking to think your physical appearance changes over many years From the trial to this interview was 4 years

Why was he so hot?

I was watching a makeup tutorial, now i'm here

I've had people tell me, when I showed them a picture of Jeffrey Dhamer in court, that he looked hot. I was like, "WTF". But instead, out of pure humor, I said: "I can't disagree." Then they started to call me out. Humor can get you into various situations.

The fact that he acknowledged his murders is why I respect him.

He has more emotion here like he is more engaged

He became immortal when he was murdered. He is the icon to those style glasses just like Lincoln to the stove pipe hat

He seems like a very well spoken man

Its crazy how normal and collected some serial killers sound in these interviews, yet they're psychopaths within. Not all of them seem fanatical like Manson.

I went from Goodbye Horses to Silences of the lamb scene and now I am here.... what am I doing with my life....

I am fascinated by the urge to understand him and feel compasion becuase of his calm and reasonoable voice. It is like a part of me thinks he is a nice guy even though I know he is a sociopath who cant control himself.

At first I was like alright seems like a normal dude then I looked up his biography holy fuck thats one crazy motherfucker

How does this happen to people? He said he felt guilty for doing it so why didnt he stop? Is he just insane or did he enjoy it?

*Lol allot of the text in this could be Cannibal Corpse song titles.*

This interviewer looks petrified of being there... Ready to run!!! Lol

Anton Chigurh?

Jeffrey owned up to what he did, he felt remorse, apologized to the families, made a remarkable transformation in jail, admitted that the compulsion has never left him and wanted to help the authorities to understand what drives a serial killer to feel the compulsion to kill. I think if Jeffrey would have gotten the help he so desperately needed he would have been a normal person. Jeffrey was to good at hiding his illness from his family & authorities and this made him what he was, a serial killer!

Very interesting how he tells us exactly what we want to know. He even straight up says what his motive was, because he knows it's strange and hard to understand for other people.

well I started you tube watching how to make laffy taffy and I ended up here somehow