Jeffrey Dahmer Crime Scene Photos Graphic: The Unseen Horror

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Behind the Tape Photobook features more than a thousand hand-picked crime scene photos , including 10 UNCENSORED Polaroids taken by Dahmer , 34 spine-chilling photographs taken inside Dahmer’s apartment, as well as 10 GRAPHIC photographs documenting his prison murder. These images depicted Dahmer ’s victims in various stages of dismemberment. Some showed corpses in provocative poses, while others captured the process of Dahmer ’s twisted “experiments” on his victims’ bodies. The photographs provided irrefutable proof of Dahmer ’s crimes and led to his immediate arrest. Is there a head on this body?? As told through the lens of those who documented the intensity and emotion of one of the most infamous events in American true crime history , here are some never - before - seen photos from the 1992 trial of Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer . Milwaukee County Medical Examiner Jeffrey M. Jentzen (center, in sport coat) supervises the removal of at least 10 boxes that police said contained human remains from the apartment of serial. On July 22nd, 1991, 32-year-old Tracy Edwards fled an apartment building on 25th Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with handcuffs dangling from his wrist. He managed to flag down a passing police car and he told the officers some “freak” named Jeffrey Dahmer had lured him to apartment 213. A judge accused of murdering his wife cried in court as a jury at his trial was shown crime scene photos of her lying dead in a pool of blood on their living room floor. It includes chilling. The crime scene photographs taken in apartment 213 at 924 North 25th Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin show the unbelievable horrors committed by a seemingly quiet and “charming” man. The Polaroid pictures and the crime scene photos that came out of apartment 213 at 924 North 25th Street in Milwaukee, WI, relay a grim scene of events that shook Wisconsin and placed Dahmer on the list of notorious American serial killers.