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00:11grantee
00:16Help me!
00:17He tried to kill me!
00:19Help me!
00:22Help me!
00:24Help!
00:39Help! Help me, please!
00:43I can't help me!
00:45I can't help you!
01:07I can help you!
01:09I can help you!
01:13I can help you!
01:16I don't know.
01:55I don't know.
02:20I'm telling you, this is the guy who's killing me.
02:22God is my witness.
02:40What I did, I should be dead.
02:45What did Jeff Dahmer do?
02:47Because I know he was doing something.
02:50Clear it out.
02:50Make a path.
02:52Coming through.
03:14I knew you was up to something, Jeff Dahmer.
03:16And I called y'all.
03:18And I told you over and over a million times that something was going on and you know what
03:23you did?
03:24Y'all did nothing.
03:26Nothing!
03:27Were y'all motherfuckers new?
03:30You knew?
03:31Sir, calm down.
03:32You knew this motherfucker was killing people.
03:34What y'all finding there?
03:37Hmm?
03:38And what y'all gonna do about this young man?
03:40You see he obviously needs to be taken care of.
03:43Ma'am, this is police business.
03:44If you just go back inside.
03:45I called you for months.
03:48For months!
03:49And now you finally came!
03:53And it's too late!
03:55Y'all came too late!
03:58Some neighbors here had complained of a stench for almost a year, but they never imagined
04:03what might be causing it.
04:05The Waukee police were led to an apartment in this building after they were flagged down by
04:10Three years later...
04:24...and the number of human sexes...
04:29Ma'am, you have to leave the premises.
04:32We're asking all residents to evacuate for our investigation and their safety.
04:36Wha-
04:37What?
04:39What?
04:40Wait a minute.
04:42Where exactly am I supposed to go?
04:44The entire building's a crime scene.
04:46There's toxic chemicals in here that could be a hazard.
04:49Wait.
04:53How many did you find?
04:56Potties.
05:00Copy that.
05:01Ma'am, just pack your things and vacate the building, okay?
05:08Yes, Brian.
05:08In the news this morning, on a serious note,
05:10police in response this morning are investigating
05:13a busy discovery in a Milwaukee apartment
05:15for discovery of pieces of bodies.
05:18Police found parts of as many as 15 human bodies inside.
05:22Police were led there by a man who told them
05:24he'd been attacked with a butcher knife.
05:26Police are questioning the 31-year-old man
05:28who lives in the apartment.
05:29The Milwaukee newspaper is reporting that man has...
05:39So far we've identified 11 different bodies.
05:42Though from what Dahmer's told our detectives,
05:43we think there's more.
05:44How many more?
05:45Not sure. 16, 17 maybe.
05:50Jesus.
05:52Apparently he killed his first victim in Ohio.
05:55The body's in the apartment.
05:57Have we been able to establish our identities?
05:59Well, based on the condition of the victims,
06:00we thought it might take a while.
06:02But Dahmer's kept more than just their bodies.
06:05Kept their IDs.
06:07One of his victims is only 14 years old.
06:11Oh, Christ.
06:12Did this case get any worse?
06:17What?
06:18So you're saying that one of the victims
06:20had actually managed to escape,
06:22and two of your officers escorted him back to Dahmer's?
06:27Looks that way.
06:29The Loatian boy.
06:31We're still investigating the matter,
06:32but apparently a concerned citizen tried to intervene
06:35and save the boy, but she was ignored.
06:38Glenda Cleveland.
06:40I hesitate to ask.
06:42She's black.
06:43God damn it.
06:45Are you planning to discipline these two officers?
06:48I'd like to finish our internal investigation first.
06:51Well, can't you at least suspend them
06:53to give the public the impression
06:54that you're actually doing something about this?
06:56Mayor, I have to tread carefully.
06:57I've been chief in Milwaukee two years,
06:59but the cops here still consider me an outsider.
07:02And the police union tends to protect its own.
07:05Okay, and I would advise you to protect your own ass,
07:07and mine, before this becomes more than just a story
07:11about a deranged serial killer.
07:14Understood.
07:15Have you notified the victim's families yet?
07:18We're about to.
07:39Yes?
07:41Afternoon.
07:41I'm Detective Kennedy.
07:42This is Detective Murphy.
07:44Are you related to Errol Lindsey?
07:47Yes.
07:48Tony is my son.
07:55Uh, hi.
07:56Um, we're with the Milwaukee Police Department.
07:59What's going on?
08:02These men are with the police.
08:05Is he?
08:10Aye!
08:11Aye, come Lord!
08:12Can we speak to your mother and father?
08:14Pa!
08:15It's about Conrack.
08:21Is he okay?
08:23Mr. and Mrs. Sintasamfon.
08:25I'm sorry to say that your son is dead.
08:28Oh!
08:29Y'all found Errol's body with those other ones, didn't ya?
08:32It appears he was murdered by a man named Jeffrey Dahmer.
08:35That man molested my brother Somsak!
08:38He was supposed to be in jail!
08:39You knew about him!
08:41What?
08:41No.
08:41No, no, no.
08:42We only found out.
08:43Conrack was only 14 years old!
08:45Can we come in, ma'am?
08:47No, you may not!
08:55Glenda?
08:56Can I have a word?
09:00Mr. Lively, he saw the newspaper article where you gave an interview.
09:05I'm surprised he saw it.
09:07They buried it on page 27.
09:09Mm-hmm.
09:12Did the article upset him?
09:14Yes.
09:15Yes, it did.
09:16This is a very conservative business with a very conservative clientele.
09:21And in the article...
09:24Mm-hmm.
09:25Well, what you said was very upsetting.
09:28Well, when the police arrived on the scene, they believed Jeff over my daughter and my niece
09:33who called 911.
09:35Jeff told him this child was his 19-year-old lover.
09:39And they believed it.
09:41Even though the baby ain't had on no clothes, couldn't speak a full sentence,
09:44and was obviously drunk, drugged up.
09:49Baby, can you tell us your name?
09:50I don't know what grown person in their right mind could have looked at that baby
09:55and not think he was in danger, no less a man.
09:59But I couldn't get that baby off my mind.
10:03And I called the police over and over to check on his welfare and make sure he was okay.
10:10Over to check on his welfare and make sure he was okay.
10:15They just told me they had it handled.
10:18Mr. Lively is worried about the press.
10:21Our clients would not like that kind of attention.
10:25And Glenda?
10:27Yes?
10:29There have been some complaints about you from some of the other ladies who work in your division.
10:37They see you crying sometimes at your desk.
10:40I try not to cause a scene.
10:44I do, I try.
10:46You gotta understand that.
10:47I get up, I excuse myself, I go to the restroom for a private moment when those feelings rise up.
10:54This is becoming an HR issue.
10:58And while I personally understand, I do.
11:01Do you?
11:06I'm sorry.
11:08I am, I am so sorry.
11:11I just feel, I just feel the pressure on the situation.
11:20About your neighbor, who made the zombies.
11:26Did you ever see the zombies?
11:29I'm, I'm just curious.
11:40We have an update for you on the case of Jeffrey Dahmer.
11:42The 31 year old suspect involved in a chain of grisly murders throughout Milwaukee.
11:48We are learning that Dahmer would drug and asphyxiate...
11:51Reverend Jackson, I have to confess, I have my reservations about you getting involved in this case.
11:57Go on son, speak your mind.
12:02Well...
12:04Rodney King.
12:07Latasha Hollins.
12:09Central Park Five.
12:11I understand how those cases fit into our civil rights agenda.
12:16But this Jeffrey Dahmer dude?
12:18The gay serial killer who eats people?
12:21Who, it appears, mostly targeted young black and brown men.
12:25I feel terrible for the victims and their families, of course.
12:29But it doesn't really feel like our fight.
12:32Why?
12:33Because some of the victims might have been gay?
12:37You told me to speak my mind, Reverend.
12:41It may not look like it, but this Dahmer case, it is our fight.
12:49If you want to slay a dragon, son, you got to attack it from all angles.
12:54And injustice is one hell of a beast.
13:07I was shocked by the Dahmer murders like everyone else.
13:12But the more I learned about the case, the more I realized it was not just a gruesome horror show.
13:19It's a metaphor for all the social ills that plague our nation.
13:25Bad policing, underserved communities, the low value we assign our young black and brown men.
13:32Especially if they happen to be gay.
13:35The fact that black and brown folks still don't have a voice.
13:39And when we do speak up, we're too often ignored.
13:43And I'm hoping that, as the leaders of this fine city, that both of you men would take swift, immediate
13:53action to address and redress these wrongs.
13:57Reverend Jackson, we understand your reasons for coming here.
14:00But to be honest...
14:02We're worried your presence may complicate our own efforts.
14:06How so?
14:06The Dahmer case, I mean, what he did to those young men and that 14-year-old boy.
14:13And the whole city's on edge.
14:15And we are doing our best to address the community's concerns.
14:20But it's a delicate situation.
14:22Our cops have been getting rocks thrown at them.
14:25We nearly had a riot break out the other night, the last thing that we need right now.
14:28What?
14:29For national civil rights leaders shining a light on your police department's incompetence?
14:35For an outside agitator to further inflame racial tensions.
14:39With all due respect, Chief, I think we're well past that.
14:44You got black and brown folks angry at the police, calling for justice.
14:50You got a city that's been traumatized by these horrific murders, yes.
14:55But also years of poverty, high unemployment, discrimination, police brutality.
15:03Yes, Chief, I did come to Milwaukee to be an agitator.
15:09To hold you gentlemen accountable and demand an end to this pattern of racism and neglect.
15:16I also came here to do whatever's in my power as a leader, as a Christian, to help this broken
15:23community heal.
15:26So, like it or not, gentlemen, you're not getting rid of me.
15:32Now, I assume you spoke with Glen Cleveland.
15:37Actually, no, not yet.
15:41Can you at least tell me where I might find her?
15:47Ms. Cleveland.
15:50Yeah.
15:52Um, but...
15:52And I know who you are, Reverend Jackson.
15:55I voted for you.
15:57Twice.
16:00May I come in?
16:02Yes.
16:03Yes, yes, yes.
16:06So, I hear you're a data entry clerk.
16:10Yes, that is right, Reverend.
16:13I've been doing it since my daughter Sandra was a baby.
16:17How old is Sandra?
16:18Just turned 18.
16:20It's crazy, because I was that age when I had her.
16:24My mama had me at 16.
16:26In Greenville, right?
16:28I told you.
16:29I voted for you twice.
16:31You remind me of my mother.
16:33Strong.
16:35Resilient.
16:37Now, I know a southern girl when I hear one.
16:40Where are you from originally?
16:42Mississippi.
16:44A little farm in town called Carthage.
16:47But as good as it was, I knew I wanted better for Sandra.
16:51So, after I had her, we moved to Milwaukee in 73.
16:57Been just the two of us here ever since.
17:02Mmm.
17:05Lord knows, it ain't always been easy.
17:11I read your interview.
17:14How you try to save that Laotian boy.
17:16It ain't right, Reverend.
17:19And you know, the police still ain't called to talk to me.
17:22I'm aware. It's inexcusable.
17:24Here I am being pestered by reporters from France.
17:27Paris, France.
17:29And the cops right here in Milwaukee ain't interested in what I got to say.
17:33It's like, it's like our people don't count.
17:37No matter what we do or how loud we shout, they never listen.
17:49I'll listen.
18:02I'll listen.
18:04Well, after the Conorac incident, things with Jeff got really bad.
18:13Miss Hillary, could you box me that heavy orange skillet over there?
18:19Hello?
18:22Oh, please, don't remain.
18:26Oh, please, don't remain.
18:28Come back with me.
18:31Come back with me.
18:32Come back with me.
18:33Come back with me.
18:46Glenda, hey.
18:48Jeff, sorry to bother you, but there's a smell coming from your apartment.
18:53A smell?
18:54A stench.
18:55Came through the vent so strong, I almost threw up.
19:00Oh.
19:03I'm sorry.
19:06Might have been the barbecue.
19:09I was trying out a new way to cook it.
19:11I guess I left the meat set up too long.
19:19You can smell it through your vent?
19:22Like it was in the next room.
19:26Hmm.
19:31Well.
19:35I promise I'll throw it out first thing.
19:37And I won't cook it like that again.
19:39I really am sorry.
19:41Wait, Jeff, if everything...
20:02Can I take those?
20:03Get back!
20:04Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to scare you.
20:07I'm Dean, I just moved in.
20:08308.
20:08Oh.
20:11Glenda, 215.
20:13Sorry I snapped on you.
20:15You just gotta be careful in this neighborhood.
20:18Well, I'm a good guy.
20:20Scout's honor.
20:21Um, may I?
20:24Okay.
20:26And don't leave your door unlocked.
20:28We've had a string of robberies lately.
20:31Mostly addicts looking to score money for their next fix.
20:34This crack is out of control.
20:36Most of the people in this building are good and decent.
20:40Now, you do got a few shady characters that you gotta look out for.
20:44Well, I'll keep my eyes open.
20:45Thanks, Glenda. You have a good one.
20:47You too, Dean.
20:51Hey!
20:52You're the new guy, right?
20:54Yeah, I'm Dean.
20:56Jeff.
20:57Hey, Jeff.
21:00I've seen you around.
21:03Happy now.
21:05So, Dean.
21:07What kind of stuff are you into?
21:11Um, well...
21:13I'm into building monster models.
21:17Monster models?
21:20That's a thing?
21:22Cool.
21:28Um...
21:29Maybe I could bring some brewskis by your place.
21:31We could, uh...
21:34Build one together.
21:37Brewskis?
21:39A six-pack.
21:41Sure.
21:42Yeah, um...
21:43Yeah, I'm down.
21:45308.
21:46I'm gonna get your phone number.
21:47Sure.
21:48Sure.
22:31Uh...
22:32Hey.
22:33So, uh...
22:34How's something about grabbing a beer and a slice over at Sal's?
22:37If you, um...
22:39Care to join?
22:42Um...
22:44Unless you'd rather stay here, but...
22:47Frankenstein.
22:49He can wait.
22:51Let me get my keys and shit.
22:53Sure.
22:54Okay.
23:10A pee.
23:11Happy.
23:15Yay!
23:16I'm scared.
23:17Hey!
23:25No!
23:27No!
23:28No!
23:29No!
23:32No!
23:43It wasn't my imagination.
23:45I definitely heard somebody screaming,
23:47and it was coming from Jeff Dahmer's apartment.
23:50What do you want me to do, Miss Cleveland?
23:52Your job.
23:53It's my fourth time calling.
23:55I want you to go over there and see what the hell he's up to.
23:58I am telling you, between the noises and the smells,
24:02something ain't right.
24:03I can give him a warning about the noise, complaint, and the smells.
24:07But Mr. Dahmer's a good tenant.
24:10Yeah, I called, and I complained about him before.
24:13I think I spoke with an officer, Vasnerak, or Bowsiak, or...
24:18Yes, I see a record of the conversation.
24:20So what's the issue, ma'am?
24:22A few minutes ago, I heard screaming coming from his apartment.
24:26Screaming? Like an argument?
24:28No, like... like somebody in pain.
24:31Do you still hear it?
24:34No, it stopped.
24:36But, officer, can you please just send somebody out here to check it out?
24:40I can send a unit to stop by his place tomorrow.
24:43Tomorrow?
24:46Sir, tomorrow could be too late.
24:50I'm sorry, ma'am.
24:51Unless it's an active situation, that's the best I can do.
24:53Whenever I call y'all, you say the same thing.
24:56Or I'm gonna send somebody tomorrow, and nobody ever shows.
25:00Is there anything else I can help you with, ma'am?
25:03Thank you for your time.
25:09Miss Cleveland.
25:10We need to talk.
25:13Building manager.
25:16Okay, see?
25:17This letter is postmarked two weeks ago.
25:21That's around the time I saw him talking to Jeff.
25:23He ain't picked up his mail since.
25:26Mr. Vaughn?
25:30We coming to drop off your mail, Dean.
25:34See?
25:35Open the door.
25:37Glenda, the guy's not here.
25:39I can't just let you into his apartment.
25:42Take a good whiff.
25:44Does that smell right to you?
25:46And you didn't cook anything strange?
25:48No.
25:49I'm telling you, it's next door.
25:51It's coming from this bed.
25:58It's coming from this bed.
25:59Okay.
26:00And he keeps making excuses.
26:02Oh, it's the meat that went bad, and then nothing happens.
26:05And then I complain, and nobody does anything.
26:08And I know, I'm not the only one complaining, sir.
26:11Yes, yes, I know.
26:13Pamela Bass, she complained about the smell.
26:16Pat from across the hall, she complained to you.
26:18And ain't nobody listening to us.
26:21It's gotten so bad that me and my daughter
26:24can't stand to sleep in our own home.
26:27Smells so bad, most nights,
26:29she goes and stays at her boyfriend's.
26:31Right now, I got the fan going and the window open,
26:35and I still can barely stand to be in here.
26:38So I am asking you, Mr. Princewell,
26:41to please evict him.
27:01Mr. Dahmer?
27:04Uh, you know, you've been a good tenant.
27:06You pay your rent on time.
27:08Sir, what?
27:10Could you just step outside, please?
27:22Uh, I'm sorry, but I've got to give you this.
27:31Okay.
27:32It's an eviction notice.
27:34I'm sorry.
27:36What?
27:39What are you talking about?
27:41No, no.
27:43Come on.
27:44It's the smell, Jeff.
27:46I keep getting complaints.
27:49Well, that's why I got a cleaning crew in.
27:52It cost me $49.
27:54Well, okay, but it doesn't matter.
27:58You have 30 days, okay?
28:00I'm sorry.
28:05Man, you know I just got fired today.
28:10I'm sorry, Jeff.
28:11People have been complaining.
28:13You're not the only person I got to look out for, okay?
28:16You're not the only person I got to look out for, okay?
28:18Fuck!
28:23Hey, Silva.
28:24Look, I'm sorry.
28:26I just, like, I never meant to cause you any trouble.
28:30I'm sorry, Jeff.
28:32I really am.
28:47It was Glenda, wasn't it?
28:49She's the one who complained.
28:51I'm sorry, Jeff.
29:12Hey, Glenda.
29:15Hi.
29:16So, listen.
29:17I just want to say I'm really sorry, okay?
29:22And if you take back the complaint, I promise I won't cook anymore.
29:28No, Jeff.
29:30It's done.
29:31All right?
29:32Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
29:34Can I just, can I come inside just for a sec?
29:38Why?
29:39Because I got a cleaning crew in today that cost me $49, which I don't have because I just
29:44got fired.
29:46So, I just, I want to see if I was still stinking up your place.
29:50Okay?
29:57Okay.
30:20See?
30:22It smells nice.
30:25I don't smell nothing.
30:32Is your daughter here?
30:37What is that?
30:41It's your present.
30:45What is it?
30:57Are you going to sit down or are you just going to stand there?
31:01Like what?
31:04You're scared of me.
31:05I am not scared of you.
31:08Well, come on, sit down then.
31:10Jeez, I got you something.
31:14I'll sit down with you, but it ain't going to change nothing.
31:18You getting evicted, and it ain't my problem.
31:24I know, okay?
31:27I'm just trying to make peace here.
31:29Say I'm sorry.
31:37She going to open your gift?
31:42I'm just trying to make peace.
31:50She going to open my hand.
31:50I'm just trying to make peace.
31:50She going to open your gift.
31:56I'm just trying to make peace.
31:59I'm just trying to make peace.
32:03It's a sandwich.
32:10I'll eat it later.
32:12Oh. Eat it now.
32:16I used to be a butcher.
32:18I made that just for you.
32:21Go ahead.
32:24I don't know what's in that.
32:26It's just meat.
32:31What kind of meat?
32:34It's like a, uh, pulled pork.
32:43I'm not eating that.
32:46Why?
32:48You a vegetarian?
32:50No. I'm not a vegetarian.
32:53But I'm not eating a sandwich that my neighbor made
32:56when his apartment been smelling like a dead raccoon's ass
32:59stinking up my house since the day he moved in.
33:04Okay.
33:08Fine.
33:13Try to do a nice thing, you know?
33:20You're just like my mom.
33:23My grandma, too.
33:26Telling on me when I ain't done nothing wrong.
33:29I ain't your mama, Jeff.
33:33Take back the complaint.
33:35I told you. It's done.
33:37No, it isn't.
33:38It doesn't even smell in here.
33:41Take back the complaint.
33:43I made you a sandwich.
33:47What do you do in there?
33:49Huh?
33:51Where?
33:52In that damn apartment.
33:53The smells.
33:54The power tools going all hours of the night.
33:59I'm just building something.
34:03Well, what about the screaming?
34:06What's screaming?
34:08I hear screaming coming from your apartment.
34:13Hmm.
34:15Sometimes I have nightmares.
34:19What about that little Asian boy?
34:23I don't know.
34:26We broke up.
34:27And what about Dean Vaughn?
34:29You was talking to him in the hallway,
34:31then I never saw him after that.
34:40Tell you what.
34:41You tell me where he is,
34:45I'll take back the complaint.
34:52I don't know where he went.
34:57All right then.
34:59You're moving out.
35:02Eat the sandwich.
35:03I made it for you.
35:07I'll eat it later.
35:08I want to see you try it.
35:10See if you like it.
35:15Get out of my apartment.
35:20Eat it.
35:24Get out of my house!
35:52Get out of my house!
36:01Okay.
36:29All right.
36:30Here we go.
36:31The top seven answers are on the board.
36:33We asked 100 married men,
36:35your wife,
36:36left to her.
36:37You're left.
36:38I know.
36:38I'm just playing.
37:09I got a white
37:31Hello, this is Glenda Cleveland. Can you send an officer to the Oxford Apartments?
37:37What's the emergency?
37:39Well, I think it's a fight going on next door, and somebody is either being hurt or killed.
37:47Can you go make sure?
37:48What? No, I can't. I said I think somebody is being killed. I ain't going next door.
37:55We'll send a car over.
37:56Wait, you're not even going to ask me the apartment number?
37:59Ma'am, I said we'd send somebody.
38:01Y'all always say you're going to send somebody, and nobody ever shows.
38:05I didn't call y'all like 50 times.
38:08I need you to lower your voice, okay?
38:10And if you keep calling us all the time, how are we going to know when it's an emergency?
38:14911 is a resource, okay?
38:16I am saying somebody is being killed. Do you get that?
38:21What?
38:21What?
38:32What?
38:36What?
38:38What?
38:45I don't know.
39:09I don't know.
40:06I don't know.
40:09I didn't know he was a monster.
40:16I know.
40:19But nobody heard me.
40:50I hear you, Glenda.
40:52Your voice is going to make a difference.
41:03Let it out now.
41:04Yeah.
41:07Yeah.
41:08Yeah.
41:11Yeah.
41:15Yeah.
41:18Yeah.
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