‘Dahmer’ has unleashed a disturbing viral challenge with actual photographs of the murders

Featuring a 10-episode miniseries starring Evan Peters, Netflix has revived Jeffrey Dahmer’s crimes and popularitythe sinister serial killer who for more than a decade committed several crimes that ended the lives of at least 17 young people and, as can be seen in the story, this killer took Polaroid photos of his victims, which were filtered by the Internet.

Although the Netflix miniseries doesn’t graphically show Jeffrey Dahmer’s entire modus operandi, it’s clear the things he did when he committed his crimes, which ultimately gave him the nickname of The monster from Milwaukeeand among what he did to his victims was taking pictures of their bodies or what was left of them.

These photographs were a crucial part of the evidence that police found in his home when he was captured in 1991, which clarified the acts committed by Jeffrey Dahmerand today, more than 30 years after what happened, many of these images are available on the Internet, and thanks to the popularity of Netflix miniseriesare now part of a viral challenge on social networks.

Despite the Netflix miniseries trying to show another side of Jeffrey Dahmer’s story, the production has become a social media phenomenon and a viral challenge on the TikTok platform is to search for real photographs of the criminal’s murders and record your reaction. while watching the atrocities.

In social networks you can find some videos of people who react impressed when they see graphically the crimes committed by Jeffrey Dahmerwhich are strong enough, even for those who are fans of this type of serial killer series and movies, as these are not part of any fiction, but are police evidence of a real case.

Netflix did not inform relatives of Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims of the miniseries

After the popular success of ‘Dahmer’, the Netflix miniseries, it was revealed that the relatives of Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims had not been informed in advance that this production was planned to launch, which by the way turned out to be a mega success on the streaming platform. And some have expressed themselves on social networks.

For her part, Rita Isbel, sister of one of Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims, released a statement in which she shows her annoyance with the situation and confessed that she did not need to watch the series because she experienced what happened during the trial of the serial. killer, who had to face facing in court, a moment that Netflix recreated in one of the chapters.