Nevertheless, Jeffrey's violent urges get the better of him, and he tries to choke Rodney to death. As they talk, however, Rodney coaxes out what remains of Jeffrey's humanity by revealing that he has genuine feelings for him. Jeffrey invites Rodney to his apartment, intent on killing him. One night, Jeffrey meets Rodney, a handsome, and innocent young African-American man.
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He is also a serial rapist and cannibal who abuses, mutilated, and devours his victims so they will "belong" to him forever. To that end, he performs a crude lobotomy on one of his victims by drilling a hole in his forehead with a power drill, hoping to turn the young man into a "zombie". He kills to fulfill a longstanding fantasy about having a completely submissive sexual partner who would satisfy his sexual needs and not need him to satisfy theirs in return. Years later, he lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he works at a chocolate factory by day and rapes and murders attractive young men by night. He was horrified and guilt-ridden by what he had done, and yet he found it sexually satisfying. He then dismembered the body and got rid of the remains. When the hitchhiker tried to leave, Jeffrey attacked him and bludgeoned him to death with a dumbbell. One day, he picked up a young male hitchhiker and brought him back to the house with him, and spent several hours drinking and smoking marijuana with him. He was living alone in his family's house, his parents having divorced and left him there. These fantasies became reality when Jeffrey was 18. Most of the murders also involved necrophilia, cannibalism and the preservation of body parts. As a teenager, he began having fantasies about killing attractive men and having sex with their corpses. Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer, known as the Milwaukee Cannibal or the Milwaukee Monster, was a notorious American serial killer and sex offender who murdered and dismembered 17 men and boys from 1978-1991, many of them persons of color and some underage. Jeffrey had an unhappy childhood: his parents had frequent, violent arguments in front of their children he was socially inept and had no friends and he was ashamed of his homosexuality.
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