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Unaware of his son's first murder, Lionel Dahmer sends Jeffrey away, first to college, then to the Army; as an Army medic with access to drugs, Jeffrey starts terrorizing his roommate before he is honorably discharged.
Unaware of his son's first murder, Lionel Dahmer sends Jeffrey away, first to college, then to the Army; as an Army medic with access to drugs, Jeffrey starts terrorizing his roommate before he is honorably discharged.
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My Son Jeffrey: The Dahmer Family Tapes
S1, EP4 "Discovered"Jeffrey Dahmer is arrested and sentenced to life, but behind bars he seeks redemption and reconnects with his father through religion.
My Son Jeffrey: The Dahmer Family Tapes
S1, EP3 "Unleashed"Jeffrey Dahmer moves to Milwaukee, free to prey on the city's thriving gay scene; unbeknownst to his family, skilled conman Jeffrey lives out his darkest fantasies, killing 15 young men and boys in just over three years.
My Son Jeffrey: The Dahmer Family Tapes
S1, EP2 "Enlisted"Unaware of his son's first murder, Lionel Dahmer sends Jeffrey away, first to college, then to the Army; as an Army medic with access to drugs, Jeffrey starts terrorizing his roommate before he is honorably discharged.
My Son Jeffrey: The Dahmer Family Tapes
S1, EP1 "Abandoned"A young Jeffrey Dahmer matures in a broken household; in his own words, he reveals details of his morbid path toward his first murder, mirroring his father's early troubled fantasies.
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