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Excerpt from Killing For Company.

I scanned this book five days ago.

Pdf:

https://jricds.tumblr.com/post/185860349028/meet-google-drive-one-place-for-all-your-files

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Before the head was found in the fridge, Dahmer had arrests & convictions

Jeffrey Dahmer’s arrest in July of 1991 was not his first.

In August of 1986, Dahmer was arrested and charged with indecent exposure after exposing himself at Wisconsin State Fair Park.

On September 8, 1986, Dahmer found himself in trouble once again. Milwaukee police paid Dahmer a visit to question him after a complaint was filed in which two 12-year-old boys, Richard Kohn and John Ostland, claimed to see man fitting Dahmer’s description masturbating by a lake at Kinnickinnic River Parkway.

Dahmer claimed that he wasn’t masturbating – but urinating – and that he didn’t know anyone was around to see. Dahmer was charged with disorderly conduct and convicted on March 10, 1987. The court sentenced him to one year probation. As part of his sentence, Dahmer had to undergo mandatory psychotherapy for sexual deviance and impulse control.

Dahmer was assigned to Dr. Evelyn Rosen, who issued some written exams to Dahmer. One of the exams was the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory, which consists of a list of statements. The patient must circle those which best describes themselves and their state of mind.

Dahmer circled the following:

* “Lately I’ve begun to feel lonely and empty.”

* “Ideas keep turning over and over in my mind and they won’t go away.”

* “Looking back on my life, I know I have made others suffer as much as I have suffered.”

* “I keep having strange thoughts I wish I could get rid of.”

Dahmer was reportedly uncooperative during his sessions with Dr. Rosen, remaining silent and evening keeping his back to her. It has been speculated that Dahmer’s lack of cooperation could be attributed to Dr. Rosen’s approach to treating Dahmer, which has been described as “ blatant and habitual nagging.” Dahmer’s session with clinician Kathy Boese at the University of Wisconsin was supposed to have gone much more smoothly.

The clinic’s battery of tests concluded that Dahmer was an articulate individual but he showed little emotion  or had “exceptionally slow” emotional responses. In regards to his own situation, Dahmer was assessed as resentful of the criminal charges against him. The report is quoted as saying: “He resents being told what to do by others and is easily disappointed and hurt.” The report also said that Dahmer had unrealistic expectations for himself and was not in touch with reality.

Dahmer’s next brush with the law was in September of 1988 when 14-year-old Somsack Sinthasomphone led authorities back to Jeffrey Dahmer.

Dahmer had approached Sinthasomphone and offered him $50 to come to his apartment and pose for pictures. Sinthasomphone left Dahmer’s apartment after Dahmer unzipped his pants and tried to grab his penis.

After the teenager managed to get home, his father noticed that something was not quite right with his son. Sinthasomphone had troubled walking and speaking. His father took him to a hospital and the tests there revealed the presence of drugs in Sinthasomphone’s system.

At his apartment, Dahmer served Sinthasomphone Irish Cream spiked with sleeping pills.

Jeffrey Dahmer was arrested that night during his shift at the Ambrosia Chocolate Factory. Dahmer claimed that he didn’t know that Sinthasomphone was a minor.

Dahmer’s next round of psychological sessions would be conducted by Dr. Charles Lodl before his sentencing. Dahmer opened up to Dr. Lodl and told him that he was “anxious, tense and depressed” and felt alienated. Dr. Lodl concluded that Dahmer was very disturbed psychologically and seriously in need of therapy.

Dr. Norman Goldfarb assessed Dahmer two months after Dr. Lodl. Dr. Goldfarb’s assessment was that Dahmer was “a seriously disturbed young man. The pressure he perceives seems to be increasing … he must be considered impulsive and dangerous.”

Dahmer once again became difficult during his sessions with Dr. Goldfarb, who found him to be “distant and evasive” and paranoid. Dr. Goldfarb also concluded that Dahmer lacked self control, was extremely impatient and unable to deal with frustration and was disappointed in himself, feeling that he had achieved anything thing in life.

Dahmer was convicted in January of 1989 of second degree aggravated sexual assault and of enticing a child for immoral purposes.

In May of 1989, Dahmer was sentenced to five years’ probation and one year in jail on a work-release program and had to register as a sex offender.

Dahmer was paroled from work-release two months early. Upon his release, he began his five-year probation period, having to attend required meetings with his probation officer, Donna Chester on a regular basis. Dahmer was also required to attend a group therapy session once a month.

Dahmer also had to undergo more psychological testing with Dr. Krembs, who assessed Dahmer as having a very boring and lifeless existence with no social outlets, such as friends or hobbies. The doctor said that Dahmer’s life was “…monomaniacally directed which is excellent breeding ground for depression” and also conclude that “a major relapse just a matter of time.”

Information obtained mostly from “Jeffrey Dahmer” by John Boston/Murderpedia.org

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Facts about Dennis Nilsen:

1.While in the army, Dennis got close to a young man by the name of Terry Finch. Their friendship ended when Dennis asked him for sex while Terry was crying due to being homesick.

2. He once found an unconcious man in a street and decided to take him home and care for him. It succeded and the man awoke and thanked him.

3. He once tried to have sex with a stuffed gorilla. He didn’t succeed though

4. He claims to have read 51 books in two years.

5. When he was 10, he murdered a cat. Of course, soon after he felt very ashamed and in his memoirs, he says that he did that because he was curious about death and killing.

6. He hates being called Dennis and instead prefers to be called “Des”

7. One of his favorite films is Lawrence of Arabia.

8. One of the books on his reading list is “The Lovely Bones”,a book about a 14-year-old murder victim watching her parents grieve from Heaven. It should be noted that Nilsen’s first victim was a 14-year-old boy.

9. While he was still living at Melrose Avenue, his house got vandalised . The television and record-player were smashed , as was the mirror. His clothes, bedding, chairs and carpets were covered in creosote to the point where they were completely unusable. Even the records were smothered in it. Everything he owned apart from the suit he was wearing was destroyed. It took him two weeks to fix this mess.

10.He smokes a lot of marijuana in prison.

11. He met an armed robber in prison. The two of them ran a small curry business during recreation periods in the common room kitchenette for a while. His name was Jimmy Butler and he later became his lover but this relationship ended when Jimmy got annoyed by Dennis’ constant questioning of his childhood. Jimmy was later transfered.

12. He had a promiscous lifestyle when he was young.

13. He had a strong fantasy life for most of his life. Heck, some of his memories even got interwired with fantasy.

14. He almost drowned once.

15.He’s a left-winger and enjoyed talking about politics with Jimmy Butler.

16. He had a rabbit when he was a child but it died of cold in a cage. He also liked pigeons.

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Rare photos of Dennis Nilsen

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I try to smile Despite the vengeance looking at me, Covered in your tomato paste, A man of many parts I try to forget. Even the person of your passing Lingers on. More problems now With all your bits and pieces. I try to run, And pinioned to this spot In acres full of you, Of dust and bones. I try to weep, With you looming large in my cell, Of problems to the grave. I try, I try To unravel enigmas, And each way I turn I’m still holding you. I try to smile But you’re not smiling now. In April death is dead And all the new life lives Upon our garbled inquest.

Poem by serial killer Dennis Nilsen in which he recalls the passing of Stephen Sinclair, his last victim. Nilsen invited Sinclair to his home at Cranley Gardens and strangled him to death when he passed out after consuming alcohol and injecting heroin.

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Throwback to this Dennis Nilsen I drew on my first account

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…… Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer ……

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netflix and ch…oking you

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Watch “Dahmer on Dahmer”(click) here.

I uploaded it in facebook. Click here to watch.

I am so sorry guys. I tried my best but failed to upload “Dahmer on Dahmer” on YouTube. It got copyright strikes by nbc universals everytime I uploaded this and that got the video blocked. I’ll try to do that in future again.

But for now I have the link to “Dahmer on Dahmer”. Just click on the link and I hope you find it. If you don’t have access to it, use VPN. If you still can’t watch it, send me message.

I am sorry again.

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Lionel: So, what you’ve been doing lately? Working and working and working and working?

Jeff: No dad, blinking and blinking and blinking and blinking.

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Finding even a second of footage of Jeff that I haven’t seen before feels like Hanukkah

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@fear–thenobodies Made a shocking discovery i cannot believe this, im shaking and crying right now

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Charles Manson arrives in court to stand trial for murder in Los Angeles, 1970

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Comical moments involving Jeff’s poor social skills

*The time he walked up to one of his friends in high school asking to put his ear onto his chest, listens to his heart, and walks away

*The time he was talking to his neighbor then suddenly reached down and picked up his neighbor’s cat saying “I love cats”

*When he thought someone was asking for coke as in Coca Cola when they actually meant coke as in cocaine

*When he was asked if he loved his grandmother and his answer being “Yup, she’s lived in that house for a long time.”

*Whenever he was abruptly flipping through a magazine while being talked to on camera in his grandmother’s living room

*The time when he was being interrogated and referred to one of the officers who arrested him as “the fat cop”

*The time he replied to Roy Ratcliff saying “I don’t know. You’re the expert here! You tell me!”

*When he hugged Shari and then started walking off not noticing Stone Phillips standing there

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I REALLY really hate ted bundy. Every time I see his ugly face I want to vomit. my hate consumes me. I just want to get a crowbar and bludgeon that cocky smile off his face. HE IS SO FUCKING UGLY. I HATE HIM and I hate Netflix and Zac Efron for bringing him back into everyone’s minds.

fucking mood to be honest i would like to beat him to death as well

creating a facebook event, Beat Ted Bundy’s Ghost To Death With A Chair

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Comical moments involving Jeff’s poor social skills

*The time he walked up to one of his friends in high school asking to put his ear onto his chest, listens to his heart, and walks away

*The time he was talking to his neighbor then suddenly reached down and picked up his neighbor’s cat saying “I love cats”

*When he thought someone was asking for coke as in Coca Cola when they actually meant coke as in cocaine

*When he was asked if he loved his grandmother and his answer being “Yup, she’s lived in that house for a long time.”

*Whenever he was abruptly flipping through a magazine while being talked to on camera in his grandmother’s living room

*The time when he was being interrogated and referred to one of the officers who arrested him as “the fat cop”

*The time he replied to Roy Ratcliff saying “I don’t know. You’re the expert here! You tell me!”

*When he hugged Shari and then started walking off not noticing Stone Phillips standing there