goes to show that any normal-looking person can be a brutal serialkiller behind closed doors

It’s almost unreal seeing him have a conversation like a normal person knowing he did all that.

The scariest thing to me isn't how calm he is, but how he has such an understanding of his thought process during that time, most people with mental illnesses can't explain their actions, but he can in full detail, both how and why. It's just unreal

It's so odd seeing him act like a normal person doing an interview, when he knows what he did. I was born and raised in Milwaukee, so it's really disturbing that he did all of this in my hometown. Sends chills down my spine.

It is a truly scary thing when you realize human beings have such capacity for evil

The most disturbing part is he's aware of what he is and the monster that he's become. There's no denial or delusions of righteousness in what he did. He understands he's a danger to anyone.

It’s terrible how horrible childhoods can ruin someone, abandonment issues, lack of attention as a child, obviously being bullied all that can turn someone who has a mental illness into a full on killer

Its so sad that he knew what he was doing. He even admitted he became obsessed. I feel so bad for the victims families my condolences to them

*How the police brought the 14 year old boy back into that monster's apartment brakes my heart.*

at least he’s being honest and he’s actually explaining everything, but it’s scary how he’s a psycho and he talked so normal and calm during the interview

It’s crazy to think that this guy was so calm on the outside that he didn’t even have to wear handcuffs is just shocking

the fact that he is calm and just agrees that he's a monster is the notorious part

He’s so honest about explaining how he kills his victims and seemed so calm about it as if he didnt just eat them-

Crazy how he talks about it normally like he’s telling you how his day went

You can notice that he says “they would be strangled” instead of “i strangled them” as a way of distancing himself from his crimes

Its terrifying to see him answer the questions so intelligently. And he is fully aware of who he is and what he's done and that he deserves to die. Its creepy

I feel for the families he devastated and the loved ones he eviscerated .

he is so fascinating. Not in a good way obviously but his whole demeanour, his body language and calmness etc he is so different to most other killers. He was very honest and even answered some questions further in more detail than they asked for.

Milwaukee Judge: "You get life in prison, son." Death: "Hold my beer."

If you didn’t know what this man did, just his way of speaking seems soothing, but that’s also what makes this eerie. The calm, non emotional way of explaining it all.

even though many people think it's "insensitive" to make films/documentaries about him and other serial killers, i think it's still important to let the new generation know of what happened back then and why it's still relevant now. this teaches the new generation to be cautious of their surroundings, the people they meet (especially online), and the decisions they make.

It’s absolutely chilling how he could describe the most heinous acts imaginable in such a calm voice

I wish his parents would be punished too for creating such emptiness in him, never being present, never nurturing, loving, fulfilling their child. This isn’t a mentally delusional person. He says he wanted to keep them and he believes he deserves death. The whole thing is a hearth wrenching tragedy for everybody!

To all bullies leave people alone

The shot on his hands gave me goosebumps. Those hands did things no one can even imagine.

Honestly its so hard to believe his a serial killer because he has this innocent look its kind of scary how someone who looks this normal can commit such vile acts

seeing those polaroids really change your perspective on people who look normal

Strangely, this guy has more dignity, than most of the poliiticians in our time.

It’s crazy seeing him nervous and fidgety! All the clips show him so calm and “normal”

Netflix really hit out out of the park with the Dahmer character

I cannot believe that someone so cruel can be so calm while he talks about murdering many men, and eating parts of them. I have always just thought in my head that anyone willing to do smith as inhumane must be so sick and unable to live with themselves but that fact that he is calm scares me a bit I won’t lie.

nahh why is he talking so chill? I would honestly breakdown in tears 💀

He’s honest and acts human. That’s what makes his crimes feel the more atrocious.

At least he seemed honest and straight forward about it, others would have tried to avoid answering the questions.

Jail was not a punishment for him. 😂

He looks like the first peter parker

This entire interview has been out for YEARS. Definitely is not never before seen

Jeffrey Dahmer's honesty makes him even scarier.

This is WILD, to see

00:20 he was so soft spoken and respectful. I just really can’t believe he did the things they say he did.

My mom's gay Japanese friend back in the day went to a gay bar in Chicago and met Jeffrey Dahmer but got creeped out by him and stayed away from him he's said he was creepy edit: he's 60 something

any person can be a serial killer. they dont need to look crazy or something.

Have you noticed that when he keeps saying what he did, he looks into Nancy Glass's eyes? A normal person would look away because he is ashamed, but he does the opposite. He looks like, he wants to know what her reaction will be. Scary.

This brings me back to Ed Kemper, just as expressive and reflective as Dahmer - if not more. You can learn a lot from these serial killers about the human psyche and the paradox of being a normal person with normal habits and normal life goals, normal days with normal thoughts and normal needs - and yet still that tiny little slither of anger and evil completely shatters their victims, and their own, entire reality. These heinous thoughts and acts of violence, while only a slither of their being as a whole, was so strong they couldn't resist it and it swepped away that normal life like a house of cards in a storm. It's quite fascinating to think about. These men were very weak minded - you can be stronger than this. It is ultimately a choice and what we can learn from all this is to resist temptation, don't be a feather in the wind of life and let it blow you wherever it wants you to go, stay in control of your own mind - don't be a fragile little feather in the wind without control of it's own trajectory.

If I were the interviewer I would just stare at his hands knowing what he did with them to those poor people

Take a minute to read the Quran, its the truth.

I was 14 when this all came out we didn’t go outside for months to play , scary asf back then seeing this all .

It’s so sad that not only that he did this to others and hurt their families forever/ but imagine the tormented demons he had that drove him to the brink to commit these atrocities against humanity. What caused this? What happened to his brain 🧠?

Just finished the series on him on Netflix and that was the most disturbing thing EVER and the fact that all that happened in real life is insane. I'm glad he didn't just die peacefully

Media keeps glamorizing him

How can he talk about all the things he did so casually. It was crazy to hear the things he was saying

What a genuine and honest man…

It's freaky scary how naturally he talks about it.

He's so calm and soft spoken. Unreal

its so surreal to see him talking about his gruesome crimes - like he's talking about someone or something in third person. its almost like he's referring to those feeling and urges to kill and hold onto body parts, is a completely different person. a different person that's trapped inside him that he cant control, and he knows the only way to be free from it, is to die.

So weird seeing a brutally psychopathic murderer being so calm and straight forward in this interview. He seems like he's pretty self conscious

to Inside Edition: If you ever felt like there was a right time to release all the never-before-seen footage of him, IT'S NOW!

The fact that inside came back to this topic just shows how Infamous he was

The only good part about this is that, the serial killer was actually honest and was willing to share even the most disturbing information

What creates these people’s situations is environment growing up/present environment, and/or mental abnormalities. It’s horrible that these things happen. He doesn’t deny it, and he seems to be remorseful. It’s some sort of bizarre compulsion that was powerful.

999 years… you know, in case of immortality.

This story makes me cry😢I can’t imagine the families pain.

Very tragic. The 1993 interview should not be exhibited in public and should be only viewed by experts and be made a scientific reference for study for any related psycho sciences.

when he said the first sentence i am so terrified

It is devastatingly sad to think about the families of all the victims. However, it saddens me that some people can't control such compulsions and snowball into their awful deeds.

Dahmer fascinates me as he’s the only killer who truly seems aware of him crimes and openly discusses it. He seems to genuinely not understand the compulsion that drove him to do these insane acts. Seems rare to see someone own their crimes and not try to excuse them. Still horrific but this approach no doubt will help in understanding what drives these types of people. Bundy and Gacy always annoyed me how they tried to distract the issues and more in control. Dahmer seemed genuinely out of control.

His hands creep me out knowing what he’s done with them

He is so chill about this and it's literally so unsettling. He doesn't have to be yelling, screaming or hurting someone to scare me. Speaking like this is enough 😰

i really wanna see the whole uncut interview so bad

Glad to see this video. It offered a glimmer to a different facet of his personality. I wish it was more behind-the-scenes footage available cause I'm more curious as to what Ole Jeff was doing on these breaks. I know it couldn't have been that much I'm just wondering his mood.

I now it sounds weird, but if I cannot sleep I listen to JD's voice and it makes me sleepy. He has such a calm monotome voice that it is relaxing for me.

There is something about this guy that fascinates me 🤔

The loss of so many lives due to a person acting out his torturing and murderous fantasies is unfathomably devastating. Period. After watching documentaries and interviews however, I can't help but think how LONELY and completely abandoned he must have felt. He exhibited an antisocial behaviour since early childhood, (labeled and often referred to by kids who knew him as a weirdo), school was definitely NOT a place where he could make friends and hang out with, his home was NOT a haven where he felt protected and loved by his parents (who in my personal opinion BOTH needed mental health and psychological support). I am by no means an expert, but my guess is that emotional abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction experienced in childhood cannot lead anyone to growing anywhere near into a balanced human being. The fact that he would lay for hours beside his victims holding them and the part in his 1993 interview where he says "I just wanted to keep them with me" sends chills down my spine and makes me think at the same time... What if he had known and experienced healthy, devoted attention and affection as a kid. Just, what if...

The dude in the netflix show looks just like him and judging by this small sample of his speech I can say he does a great job, he talks exactly like him. Scary, but very good acting.

How about releasing the complete raw footage?

imagine how scary would it be to interview a killer.

So asking for a bathroom break is the big never before seen footage? Lol

More footage please!!! RELEASE THE UNCUT VERSION!!

I wonder if we ever get to see the whole footage - the complete interview without cuts. It would be interesting to see if there were questions he didn't want to answer, ofr if he hesitated more at some points etc. Or like it was mentioned in this clip that he wanted to take breaks often. How many breaks did he take/how frequent etc? I think we would able to get a better picture of how he acted, how he presented himself if we were to see the whole interview

to see how such a normal looking person could be capable of something like this is horrifying.

i’m just thankful he was completely honest instead of giving detectives the runaround. i’m also glad a victim family member got more clarity by being strong enough to go speak to him in prison. rest in peace to the 17.

The fact that he admits to his actions with 0 emotion and with a straight face.. it’s like he’s used to doing it so it’s normalized to him that he just doesn’t feel anything when explaining. This is beyond words.

It really bad thing that we see physically each other but can’t see ours brains. And this is the only and most effective way to realize he/she actually different from many people.

will never understand how it took a netflix show for people to learn about dahmer… i thought this was COMMON knowledge

"Nobody was taking any chances" Meanwhile Jeffrey just walking around without handcuffs.

I often wonder why people like him get nervous when they get interviewed by reporters I wonder how much guilt they feel if any at all

1:33 small detail but notice how he says “The person” It’s chilling to know that there’s so many people he’s done it to it’s not even like a planned thing for one specific person. That’s actually terrifying to me

Out of all the documentaries and stories I’ve heard and seen this one gave me the most chills simply because of his calmness..it’s weird how he is so calm explaining the horrors he did. I know killers aren’t supposed to have a certain look but he definitely wouldn’t give me serial killer vibes if I were to walk past him. He seems nerdy like a book worm or something

Interviewing notorious killers like Jeffery is so interesting, to discover their mindset and motives behind these heinous acts and how calm he is while even explaining what he did in detail. It’s crazy

Here come all the basics in society

Crazy how the nicest guy is the most dangerous murder.

He doesn’t seem like someone who could hurt a fly. It’s just crazy.

It's taking the fear of rejection, and taking it to a deep psychological reaction. He was calm because, in his head, it made sense for him to create a way to keep these men he desired with him, always. He may have known it was wrong, which is why he hid it, but lacked the self-restraint to stop himself from everything he did.

It's just crazy how mild mannered and shy he seems...You'd never know his true self if you didn't already know...That's how he was able to fool so many.🤔 His calm, shy demeanor. Not to mention he was handsome too.

I was awesome how his fellow prisoners took care of him.

as tragic and horrifying this whole case is, i cannot help but find it extremely interesting at the same time.

He can describe his acts so calmly because talking about it is nothing compared to the thrill he got during the crimes. He was very intimate with his whole process keeping pictures, body parts and memories so of course talking about it is easy for him. He probably enjoys speaking about it.

it’s very nauseating and vile to witness someone openly admit and describe their actions in detail so confidently like if its normal

Dahmer is a master class in perception. He got away with alot due to his calm demeanor & charm. It truly shows how we judge people based on appearance & communication skills. The power of both perception & deception is real. 💯

It’s amazing how different he looked when he was in prison versus when he was arrested. He looks more like a human being in the jumpsuit than the man any of his victims saw did. Just goes to show how being in a dark place mentally can show itself physically.