Never-Before-Seen Footage of 1993 Jeffrey Dahmer Interview

Inside Edition is opening its archives to share never-before-seen video of our 1993 interview with Jeffrey Dahmer. A new generation is learning about the convicted serial killer’s horrifying crimes through the Netflix series “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.” The world exclusive interview took place at a maximum security prison where Dahmer was serving a 999-year sentence. The then 33-year-old told Inside Edition’s Nancy Glass about his motives for killing 17 men.

[escona]

goes to show that any normal-looking person can be a brutal serialkiller behind closed doors

[KieranFalcons]

It’s almost unreal seeing him have a conversation like a normal person knowing he did all that.

[somesomerandooo]

The scariest thing to me isn't how calm he is, but how he has such an understanding of his thought process during that time, most people with mental illnesses can't explain their actions, but he can in full detail, both how and why. It's just unreal

[void]

It's so odd seeing him act like a normal person doing an interview, when he knows what he did. I was born and raised in Milwaukee, so it's really disturbing that he did all of this in my hometown. Sends chills down my spine.

[thepilgrim]

It is a truly scary thing when you realize human beings have such capacity for evil

[PuffOfSmoke]

The most disturbing part is he's aware of what he is and the monster that he's become. There's no denial or delusions of righteousness in what he did. He understands he's a danger to anyone.

[teer]

You can notice that he says “they would be strangled” instead of “i strangled them” as a way of distancing himself from his crimes

[chefjake]

It’s terrible how horrible childhoods can ruin someone, abandonment issues, lack of attention as a child, obviously being bullied all that can turn someone who has a mental illness into a full on killer

[TrudeausBlackFace]

*How the police brought the 14 year old boy back into that monster's apartment brakes my heart.*

[thelostsou]

at least he’s being honest and he’s actually explaining everything, but it’s scary how he’s a psycho and he talked so normal and calm during the interview

[Sabrina-kjkd]

Its so sad that he knew what he was doing. He even admitted he became obsessed. I feel so bad for the victims families my condolences to them

[lloqzupz]

It’s crazy to think that this guy was so calm on the outside that he didn’t even have to wear handcuffs is just shocking

[Chikoakane]

He’s so honest about explaining how he kills his victims and seemed so calm about it as if he didnt just eat them-

[xiomanaxoxoxo]

I feel for the families he devastated and the loved ones he eviscerated .

[delshi]

Its terrifying to see him answer the questions so intelligently. And he is fully aware of who he is and what he's done and that he deserves to die. Its creepy

[xsdjeig]

Milwaukee Judge: "You get life in prison, son."
Death: "Hold my beer."

[MikeMoneybeats]

Crazy how he talks about it normally like he’s telling you how his day went

[deadpoetstodd]

he is so fascinating. Not in a good way obviously but his whole demeanour, his body language and calmness etc he is so different to most other killers. He was very honest and even answered some questions further in more detail than they asked for.

[hollyjay]

If you didn’t know what this man did, just his way of speaking seems soothing, but that’s also what makes this eerie. The calm, non emotional way of explaining it all.

[samanadewana]

Have you noticed that when he keeps saying what he did, he looks into Nancy Glass's eyes? A normal person would look away because he is ashamed, but he does the opposite.
He looks like, he wants to know what her reaction will be. Scary.