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Jeffrey Dahmer: The Milwaukee Monster
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- ISBN8235180512
- EAN9798235180512
- Date de parution20/06/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
He was quiet. Polite. Unassuming. And inside his apartment-hell was real. Jeffrey Dahmer horrified the world with his crimes: 17 murders involving dismemberment, necrophilia, and cannibalism. But the true terror lies not just in what he did-but how long he got away with it. In Jeffrey Dahmer: The Milwaukee Monster, David G. Stone examines the man behind the monstrosity, taking readers beyond the headlines into the chilling reality of a predator hiding in plain sight.
This gripping narrative explores Dahmer's troubled upbringing, his descent into depravity, and the haunting details of his crimes. It also shines a harsh light on the racial and institutional blind spots that allowed his spree to continue. Through careful research and compelling storytelling, Stone offers new insights into the psychology of one of America's most infamous killers-and the societal systems that failed to stop him.
This gripping narrative explores Dahmer's troubled upbringing, his descent into depravity, and the haunting details of his crimes. It also shines a harsh light on the racial and institutional blind spots that allowed his spree to continue. Through careful research and compelling storytelling, Stone offers new insights into the psychology of one of America's most infamous killers-and the societal systems that failed to stop him.
