Jeffrey Dahmer tried to turn victims into zombies using ‘freeze-drying’ method for continuous sex
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MILWAUKEE: Jeffrey Dahmer, a serial killer and sex offender who committed the murder and dismemberment of 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991, told investigators that he tried to create “love slaves” by turning his victims into “zombies”, according to The Sun.
Talking to the outlet, self-published author Gisela K, who studied Dahmer and his case for her book 'The Milwaukee Monster', said, "He wanted to wipe out their consciousness while keeping them alive. He tried this on Errol Lindsey, Tony Hughes and Konerak Sinthasomphone in 1991 and then gave up on the idea." According to the report, Dahmer, who died in 1994, initially drilled a hole in the frontal lobes of victims' brain and poured muriatic acid into it. He told investigators that it "worked at first" but then the victims died. He later, tried to "freeze dry the perfect mate, so he could continually have sex with the body," as per the FBI documents.
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Talking about these methods, Gisela said that Dahmer thought he needed to try these because "he wasn't all that strong. He wasn't going to physically overpower his victims to get them to bend to his will." Gisela's book quoted Dahmer as saying, "I did not enjoy doing that. That's why I tried to create living zombies with uric acid in the drill, but it never worked. The killing was not the objective. I just wanted to have the person under my complete control, not having to consider their wishes, being able to keep them there as long as I wanted."
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Gisela said that "it was all about compulsive sexual fantasies that he tried to drown with alcohol and satisfy with pornography." She further talked about Evan Peters portraying Dahmer in the recent released series 'Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story' and how the series is different from the previous documentaries and movies about Dahmer.
Gisela said, "I think this time, they really went a little further graphically speaking, by showing the sexual attraction he had to even the insides of fish and roadkill and things like that. found that very interesting how they showed the sexual element, because it's so important, especially in Dahmer's psychology. Often that's kind of skipped over or they say it's porn's fault."
In the FBI documents, the serial killer said his "sole purpose for living, the driving force behind his existence was his need for pleasure." However, getting caught "was his worst nightmare."