Act Of Love? Jeffrey Dahmer Fans Visit His Father's Home, Throw Their Used Panties In His Yard

Is it true that people enjoy romanticising serial killers? Not sure of the answer to that, but ever since an American autobiographical crime thriller ' Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story' was released, it sparked a flurry of discussions online.

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Additionally, Dahmer's father recently made headlines for reportedly consulting a lawyer about whether or not to file a lawsuit against an OTT streamer over two new shows about his serial killer son.

Dahmer's Father Is Upset With The Series

According to his caregiver, Lionel Dahmer, 86, is dissatisfied because he was never informed about the contentious smash new drama series Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

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As reported by The U.S Sun, moreover, he is rumoured to be dissatisfied with Netflix for not obtaining authorisation before using tapes created by Dahmer's legal team for documentary Conversations With A Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes.

In an isolated Ohio village, Lionel has been spending his golden years, trying to be away from the public's eye. But it seems to be an impossible task as Jeffrey's criminal act has been romanticised by women. He has reportedly been left a nervous mess since the premiere of the show and the rekindled interest in his son.

Throwing Underwear To Express Their Love For Jeffrey?

Following the premiere of the series, sick admirers of Jeffrey Dahmer have started visiting his father's home and occasionally throwing their dirty underpants at the property. A true narrative about Jeffrey Dahmer, the most notorious serial killer in American history, who murdered 17 men and boys in Ohio between 1978 and 1991, serves as the basis for the documentary series. He occasionally also committed acts of cannibalism and sexual assault, and all of his victims were mutilated. Ryan Murphy and Evan Peters worked together once more for Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

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"I had to go out there and pick up this woman's granny underwear with a set of tongs. I love you Lionel was shouted by a young woman who appeared to be in her early 20s, the caretaker recounted and informed The U.S Sun.

The cannibal killer's father put up "no trespassing" posters and carried a rifle for protection after another admirer approached Dahmer in a "hostile and aggressive" manner shortly after the crime drama's debut.

The caretaker further added, "Anything Dahmer linked blows up. It seems like a lot of the crazy stuff with the fanboys and the fan ladies starts happening every time a movie or series comes out."

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