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The Case of Jeffrey Dahmer
The Case of Jeffrey Dahmer
COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT: CRIMINOLOGY
Instruction:
Conduct a research and study about the case of Jeffrey Dahmer.
Below is the format on which you will have to supply with the
required data or information. For the questions part, make your
answers brief and concise.
I. INTRODUCTION
Murder cases differ in many ways such as he reasons why it is committed, the
purose of crime and the state of mind of th criminal. There are types of
criminals defined by Cesare Lombroso these are: Pseudo Criminals, in which
they commit crime by a bad crime-inducing habit; Criminaloids where they
adapted a criminal behavior because of pressure and les selfcontrol; Habitual
Criminals where in they developed a criminal behavior because of foul habits
and lastly the Passionate criminals in which they commit crime that is
influenced by great emotions. Let's see where Jeffrey Dahmer belongs in these
types of criminals.
2. Steven Toumi- His real name was Steven Walter "Steve" Toumi. Born on
December 19, 1962 in Ontonagon Country Michigan USA.
7. Ricky Beeks - His original name was Raymond Smith born on the year
1957.
8. Ernest Miller - Also known as Ernest Marquez Miller born on the year
1970 died at the age of 22.
11.Errol Lindsay- He was born on March 3,1972 died at the age of 19. He was
heterosexual.
12.Tony Hughes- A 31 years old deaf-mute man.Also known as Anthony
Hughes.
13. Konerak Sinthasomphone- Born on December 1,1976 died at the age of 14.
14.Matt Turner- 20 years old man that Jeffrey met at the gay parade.
17. Joseph Bradeholt- His real name was Joseph Arhur Bradeholt, born on
January 24,1966 and was a father of three children from Minnesota who was
looking for a job in Milwaukee .
VII. EVIDENCES
As the Milwaukee police's Criminal Investigation Bureau they revealed a total
of severed heads in Dahmer's kitchen. A total of seven skulls, some
painted ,some bleached and were found in the closet of Dahmer's bedroom.
They also discovered blood drippings upon a tray at the bottom of Dahmer's
refrigerator containing two human hearts, a portion of arm muscle wrapped
in plastic bags upon the shelves.Inside the freezer, investigators discovered an
entire torso, plus a bag of human organs and flesh. They also found two entire
skeletons, a pair of severed hands, a mummified scalp and a 57 gallon drum
containing three further dismembered torsos dissolving in the acid solution
and a total of 74 polaroid pictures detailing the dismemberment of Dahmer's
victims.
VIII. VERDICT
In the court the jurors debated whether Dahmer suffered from either a mental
or a personality disorder. On february 15, they released the decision which is
Dahmer was ruled to be sane and not suffering from any mental disorder and
was sentenced to life imprisonment plus ten years upon two counts with the
remaining 13 counts carrying a mandatory sentence of life imprisonment plus
70 years.
After being sentenced, Dahmer was kept away from the general prison for his
own safety. In his first year in prison, he requested for more freedom and was
granted, he was able to attend classes, eat communal meals and perform work
duties. But then he started to indulge jokes that are linked to his past, mold
prison food to resemble body parts or severed limbs and used ketchup as
blood. This unnerved his inmate which ended up killing Dahmer.
X. REFERENCES/SOURCES
en.m.wikipedia.org
Rob Gavagan
thoughtco.com
deadorkicking.com
findagrave.com
wikifamouspeople.com
birthfactdeathcalendar.com
collection.wordpress.com
amp.reddit.com
charleyproject.org
time.graphics
wikitree.com
mudermurdermurder.com
XI. QUESTIONS
1. How did the violent tendency of Jeffrey Dahmer develop? What do you think
were the possible factors which contributed to this development?