Though it’s natural for news media outlets to run with the premise (which they did at the time of Dahmer’s incarceration) when a man is found to have murdered and cannibalized 17 victims from 1978 to 1991, The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes do an excellent job giving you the facts that Patrickus, news reporters, psychologists, officers involved with the case, and even some of Dahmer’s childhood friends are willing to offer.
Cooperating fully with law enforcement, Dahmer says in his own words “I created this horror and it only makes sense I do everything to put an end to it.”
The human side of Jeffrey Dahmer that’s exposed in The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes isn’t to make him out to be a sympathetic character, however, but rather to show viewers that he genuinely hoped that his confessions would lead to a proper psychological evaluation and explanation for why he did the things he did.
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