I've thought a lot about that instance where Milwaukee pigs believed a well-spoken white gay man over three black women during that one instance where his victim ran away for help. Dahmer claimed it was a simple domestic dispute, three witnesses were adamant he was lying and the cops dismissed them. The cops even patted Dahmer on the shoulder and told him to "take good care of your boyfriend." Then the pigs giggled about it on the radio.
I don't know what conclusions to draw. I guess the pigs saw gay men as weak and cartoonish, and dismissed the witnesses out of naked racism. That intersectionality stuff. In any case fuck cops.
I believe the victim was actively bleeding out of their anus, and may have had some kind of headwound. One of those cops went on to become police chief or head of the cop union or something.
He was police chief during the BLM stuff in Milwaukee, but I believe he retired shortly after.
Depends: Is he handsome?
Cuz if he is, he's not an asshole, he's just complex and flawed.
It's extremely cringe that in 2022 they're making anti-abortion trauma porn about Marilyn Monroe and also parading Jeffery Dahmer's crimes in front of all of the survivors of his murders in maximum trauma inducing fashion. Like jesus christ wtf. The only reason they're not doing the Lindburgh baby is that there's no one left who has PTSD about the Lindbergh baby.
I don't think people really know how much Jeffery Dahmer effected the conscience of literally everyone in Wisconsin. None of us can be reminded of it without feeling the need to watch our backs for a few days until we forget again. It didn't just shock Milwaukee to it's core but it's effected all of us.
i saw some pictures of him on the netflix did he do something bad or something
they’re all dudes who worked as janitors or accountants and lived in places like Sheboygan WI and seemed to just putter around for most of their lives, never traveling, never getting into any interesting hobbies, never pursing any kind of career.
But enough about Hexbear. For real though, that's just 99% of us. The book 'Stoner' was a documentary.
they become more pitiable
That is not the word I would use. Pathetic? I think pathetic would fit. But I've never felt any pity for them.
