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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’m a true crime junkie. I feel like I should save it for the weekend and go for a run.
But…oh…well
Would you look at that, ep one is starting.
(So little self control  ) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Evan Peters was fantastic…….. I finished it last night  "
The irony of a situation at the end… I have to be vague so I don’t spoil it but wow. It was all so well done. It’s really given me food for thought too. So much loneliness and misunderstanding amongst the evil and horror. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Evan Peters was fantastic…….. I finished it last night
The irony of a situation at the end… I have to be vague so I don’t spoil it but wow. It was all so well done. It’s really given me food for thought too. So much loneliness and misunderstanding amongst the evil and horror."
100% agree |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I personally believe that if he got away so many times it is partly because he is white.
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That was the take in the story, I liked how it highlighted these issues along with corruption in the Police Departments which may of hindered investigations. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I personally believe that if he got away so many times it is partly because he is white.
That was the take in the story, I liked how it highlighted these issues along with corruption in the Police Departments which may of hindered investigations. "
Yes me too ! At the 2nd episode I first thought they would start to humanise him by talking about his childhood and all the psychological shizzles that comes with it but glad they did not.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Watching it just now. Enjoying it so far.
Strange that when you look at the dramatisation you feel vaguely sorry for a mass murderer. "
Yep, I found myself empathising with Dahmer, the vulnerability despite being a violent murderer....
Kind of makes you realise that we are all an unconnected synapses away from becoming something similar |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's grim to say the least but gripping, I blame the mother
Yes because she was the only one to raise him right ?!
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Despite the Father saying he had similar murderous thoughts but never acted on it.....And she wasn't the one who taught him preservation techniques with roadkill
The Mother had post natal depression I believe, the Dad blamed her and all her medication but I believe it ran deeper...She was on that stuff because of the Father's behaviour towards her.....
Nature/nurture. Maybe Dahmer was not wired up properly but to blame his abandonment issues or any of his issues on his Mother is pretty harsh...He was 17 when she left, and the Dad wasn't around either at that time.
I believe it was a combination of a lot of things, parenting and unsecured attachment can impact on brain development influencing which neural pathways are connected and which ones are lost. His sexuality probably had a part to play too and he did not fit into a societal norm wherever he was. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"It's grim to say the least but gripping, I blame the mother "
It is the combination of things in his life. No single act that happened was the sole cause, but the series of events that led to it. Which for quite a lot of those with similar issues will be the case. |
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"Watching it just now. Enjoying it so far.
Strange that when you look at the dramatisation you feel vaguely sorry for a mass murderer. "
The parallels with Dennis Nilsen are interesting. Similar motivations and similar methods. Both didn't want people to leave yet any sane person would realise killing them means they're never coming back. It is in many ways as sad as it is disturbing.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Finished it on Sunday since then been watching his actual real interviews on You tube. One messed up dude
Watched the John Gayce series too he was evil bastard too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's grim to say the least but gripping, I blame the mother
Unbelievable!  "
Always turns out to be a woman's fault whatever a man does something wrong doesn't it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's grim to say the least but gripping, I blame the mother
Yes because she was the only one to raise him right ?!
Despite the Father saying he had similar murderous thoughts but never acted on it.....And she wasn't the one who taught him preservation techniques with roadkill
The Mother had post natal depression I believe, the Dad blamed her and all her medication but I believe it ran deeper...She was on that stuff because of the Father's behaviour towards her.....
Nature/nurture. Maybe Dahmer was not wired up properly but to blame his abandonment issues or any of his issues on his Mother is pretty harsh...He was 17 when she left, and the Dad wasn't around either at that time.
I believe it was a combination of a lot of things, parenting and unsecured attachment can impact on brain development influencing which neural pathways are connected and which ones are lost. His sexuality probably had a part to play too and he did not fit into a societal norm wherever he was."
When his dad came back three months after and got upset because she left him alone ?! I was like you just did the exact same thing.
Whatever happened socially he seemed to not have any feelings whatsoever. At least he has no regard for the feelings of others, because he did have feelings when he got rejected.
Not gonna lie, I loved when vengeance came but thought it was too straight forward and the guy should have made it last.
When they fucking give the award to those two policemen I lost it ! No wonder why some folks do not like the police when you see stuffs like that.
If I do something that made my company losing money, I’d get fired. No matter what. They gave back to a serial killer a 14 years old child who just escaped !!! They didn’t even run any check on. Him despite the neighbour being deeply concerned !
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As the judge said in the series, we all feel the need to know why and drag it out. He was just evil in the end. Has absolute zero remorse to the point I don't think he knew he was doing wrong.
I'm sure there were some childhood problems that pushed him to that route.
Also have to understand this was over forty years ago when he started so the police didn't have the resources and access to information we do now. No excuses but just trying to point out it was a different era back then
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Is anyone else wondering why there is a load of serial killer series on Netflix Dahmer Bundy gacey the most fucked was that series "worst room mate" anyone seen that |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is anyone else wondering why there is a load of serial killer series on Netflix Dahmer Bundy gacey the most fucked was that series "worst room mate" anyone seen that "
Been loads on there for years. True crime and serial killer crimes fascinates people. |
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I can’t watch it, a romanticised depiction of one of the worst serial killers in American history, I feel for the victims, I don’t think he deserves the infamy, that’s just me- it looks a well made show to be fair |
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By *iren!!Woman
over a year ago
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Evan Peters is such a great actor, especially with these darker roles.
In American Horror Story he plays various serial killers, real and imagined, and he always has a way of connecting with the audience. Usually his comedic timing steals the show, but I'm glad there wasn't the humour in this, as understandably it is difficult for the families of the victims to keep reliving the trauma.
I can imagine him wanting to take some time off after Dahmer though, filming some of the AHS seasons like Cult really took its toll on his mental health. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
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"Is anyone else wondering why there is a load of serial killer series on Netflix Dahmer Bundy gacey the most fucked was that series "worst room mate" anyone seen that "
Not really no, it's because it gets the views. It's interesting and in places, at times, insightful. It intrigues people, the issue is the dramatisation and Hollywood takes on such things.
Drama/thriller movies and shows are made all the time, and have been for years, the only difference is that these are largely based/retelling of actual events.
For some of them, they are still close to the time these killings took place like in the case of Dahmer so things are still raw, especially to family members of the victims. But still, you change the names and the vast majority of people would have no idea it really happened. |
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