Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOmjR-JVOshlZbUoQYOCxWg/join In this riveting video, Dr. G, a clinical and forensic psychologist, delves deep into the chilling world of Jeffrey Dahmer through a 1993 Inside Edition interview. Known as the 'Milwaukee Cannibal,' Dahmer was responsible for the murders of 17 young men between 1978 and 1991. His disturbing actions included not only the killings but also sexual assault, dismemberment, and even cannibalism. Despite the horror of his deeds, he presented himself in a surprisingly calm and articulate manner during interviews. Using his expertise in clinical and forensic psychology, Dr. G dissects Dahmer's behavior and body language to uncover the unsettling nuances that lurk beneath the surface. This analysis goes beyond the sensational headlines to provide a thoughtful examination of what makes a person capable of such shocking actions. Whether you're a true crime aficionado or a psychology enthusiast, this eye-opening analysis will leave you questioning the depths of the human mind. Don't forget to hit the 'Like' button, share, and subscribe for more expert breakdowns! #truecrime #bodylanguage #jeffreydahmer ------------------------ Visit my website: www.drgexplains.com ------------------------ Dr. G is a clinical psychologist. He is a published author, entrepreneur, and currently conducts psychotherapy, and couples’ therapy. Disclaimer THIS IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR TREATMENT The information offered herein does not constitute a substitute for professional psychological treatment, therapy, or other types of professional advice and intervention. Dr. Garrison does not assume any responsibility for errors, omissions or contrary interpretations of the subject matter herein. The informational contents are solely the opinion of Dr. Garrison and should not be considered as a form of therapy, advice, direction and/or diagnosis or treatment of any kind: medical, spiritual, mental, or other. Instead, the information is provided as entertainment. If expert advice or counseling is needed, the services of a competent professional should be sought.
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what's really scary is he seems like a nice guy...
He was probably the most down to earth serial killer out there. He came off as having this ability to be introspective after he got arrested. Even though he did terrible things to people, he wasn’t in this constant mode of trying to deceive and manipulate people like a lot of other killers out there. He seemed very genuine and honest about the horrible things he did to people.
Jeffrey Dehmer was really insightful about himself. One of the scariest interviews because he was so able to put all of his feelings into terms that are understandable to most of us. This is what is so disturbing to me about his evil
That's called cold empathy. He understands emotion but doesn't feel them. *Correction: -I meant cognitive empathy so I don't have to repeat myself. I got it confused with a technique Sam Vaknin invented to treat psychopathy. My apologies. -Remember empathy isn't synonymous with emotions. Empathy is the ability to feel what others are feeling. He appears to have emotional blunting but that doesn't mean he has no feelings. Psychopaths appear to be normal but are very cold, methodical and efficient. They objectify their victims.
I found it ironic that he used the word "control" so often in his narrative, as if trying to convince himself as well as everyone else, that he did have control when in reality, these obsessions, fantasies and compulsions dominated and controlled him. This one was hard to watch. I'm not sure why. Disturbing yet fascinating.
The lady asking questions looks horrified at what she is hearing from him. Her eyes are wide open..
His father got him into taxidermy at a young age and desensitized him. Cutting up and dissecting animals. His parents should have known about his mental issues but i feel he was neglected due to their marital woes.
He spent so long being quiet about his thoughts/emotions/fantasies it almost looks like a relief to share them with someone. The way he spoke was as if he was trying to understand it himself. In hope someone may be able to make sense of it. I would if paid money to interview him always found his case fascinating
I felt he really tried to help investigators understand him. But, I also feel he wanted to understand as well. He was very forthright the profiler that interviewed him said. His parents missed clues. He'd find road kill and experiment on them. His dad thought he'd become a doctor. 😂😂😂
He was so completely broken.
Thanks. Another absolutely fascinating video. The fact that even he acknowledges his behaviours were bizarre and takes ownership for his actions is rare.
He seems truly dead inside, it's insane to think of what he did. Most psychopathic killers are charming with crazed eyes, he seems.. so chill..
Dahmer’s case is disturbing but grotesquely fascinating. I hope you do a series of Joran van der sloot videos dating back to 2005 to his recent proffer agreement and confession. This is a case that many of us will never forget.
It's kind of scary that he can consciously articulate and recall the feelings he had in such great detail when he was commiting these horrifying acts on his victims. So insanity isn't the case. This man was well aware of the evil desires and fantasies he had when it came to what he did. By no means does this man deserve heaven, but a few things i can say on a positive note i guess, is that he truly blamed himself. He didn't make up stupid excuses or put on a facade. He was truthful and you can tell how honest he was about the horrific things he did. He took full accountability and he even said he deserves the death penalty. He doesn't hold anyone else accountable nor is he blaming others for his wrong doings. I find this quite terrifying because he comes off as a decent dude who is down to earth. If he didn't get caught for what he did i can guarantee you we would have never expected him to be a serial killer. He seemed like a bright dude with high intelligence. That's what makes this all so scary. He was well aware of his calculated and premeditated actions. Manipulative for sure, but down right casual. Like how? I can't even imagine how he got to that state of mind. His up bringing was fairly normal, but his parents abandoned him emotionally. Attention was more focused on his brother. He barely had any friends...He found interest in taxidermy because of his father and fell into a weird desire...A weird fantasy...He enjoyed taxidermy...Not sure how that mindset of his shifted from animals to humans, but um yea. Dude wasn't racially targeting black people in specific and i can believe him when he says that. Yes 10 out of the 17 young men were black, but he had a fair variety of different races he targeted so that kind of justifies the whole race thing....This man just found pleasure in what he did and i can't fathom how he got to that point....He was basically a loner.... Didn't really have much affection growing up or any bonds for that matter ...He wasnt an angry serial killer killing people just to kill them. He just wanted to control his victims... Repetitive abandonment growing up is what made him be the way he turned out to be. It was a recipe for disaster. He didn't want people leaving him. That's the reason why he just wanted his victims in a zombie state. He didn't want to kill them...Its so weird.
The interviewer: 👁️👄👁️
When I was a child in about '93, I had a classmate named Carson. He lived on the same street, and whenever we would hang out he would burn ants with a magnifying glass, but he would do it in such a way that would make me revolted. He would burn them slowly to see how much damage they could take while still living. It was disgusting to me. I still like starting campfires with the power of the sun, but could never understand killing anything just for my own amusement. Needless to say, we did not associate much with each other.
What's absolutely terrifying about Dahmer is we've only seen this calm and serene side to him. Bundy, Gacy, Ramirez etc all showed glimpses of their evil sides but only one man, Tracy, has seen the dark side of this man and it traumatized him to his core. Behind that handsome face and almost soothing voice lays something so ugly and twisted. Also him taking the full responsibility of his actions was admirable however Joyce and Lionel did their parts in screwing him up from a very young age. From neglect to desensitizing him to death and gore. Both nature and nurture betrayed him.
It's not one neuroscientist. He was subjected to a battery of psychiatric tests, including ones for psychopathy. He did not score highly enough on the psychopathy test to meet the definition. He was interviewed by several psychiatrists during his trial, and they all agreed that he wasn't a psychopath.
According to what was said at his trial, he did not meet the criteria for Psychopath. There’s no evidence he killed animals; only dissected road kill. I’m pretty much just stating what others have. I appreciate your thoughts, Dr. G. 😊
I’ll be honest, I Have always thought Jeffrey was different from all the others