S1E3 Evil or Insane?
Dahmer's trial raises controversial questions about law enforcement and justice. Today, the repercussions of the murders he committed still reverberates.
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#2
S1E2
Can I Take Your Picture?
In the late 1980s, Dahmer develops a pattern of targeting victims in Milwaukee's gay bars while hiding his impulses from the people around him.
#3
S1E1
Sympathy for the Devil
Attorneys, experts and journalists recall Jeffrey Dahmer's 1991 arrest and trace the beginnings of the horrifying murders he ultimately confessed to.
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#3
S1E1
Sympathy for the Devil
Attorneys, experts and journalists recall Jeffrey Dahmer's 1991 arrest and trace the beginnings of the horrifying murders he ultimately confessed to.
- 2. S1E2 "Can I Take Your Picture?"
- 1. S1E3 "Evil or Insane?"
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1 Infamous
1 Hidden Gems
0 Forgettable
Top Standout: S1E2 Can I Take Your Picture?
Most Infamous: S1E1 Sympathy for the Devil
Best Hidden Gem: S1E3 Evil or Insane?
Episodes plotted by rating vs. vote count. The vertical line marks the rating threshold (7.5). More votes = more engagement. Toggle above to compare against global or show-specific median.