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The prosecution's final witness interviews Jeffrey Dahmer for 18 hours over three days about his life and the murders of 15 people; Dr. Park Dietz reads his mental evaluation report to the jury.
The prosecution's final witness interviews Jeffrey Dahmer for 18 hours over three days about his life and the murders of 15 people; Dr. Park Dietz reads his mental evaluation report to the jury.
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WI v. Dahmer
S1, EP84 "Psychiatrist's Notes on Dahmer"A mental health expert gives the jury some context for Jeffrey Dahmer's mental state when he murdered his victims; the state's forensic psychiatrist lays out his report of Jeffrey Dahmer's mental capacity during his testimony.
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S1, EP85 "Doctor Evaluated a Serial Killer"Jeffrey Dahmer kills 15 people in a span of several years, but admits that he needed to be drunk to do it; jurors hear more from the state's forensic psychiatrist on his second day of testimony; looking for evidence of psychosis.
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S1, EP86 "Defense Crosses State's Expert"Jeffrey Dahmer says he didn't like cutting up the bodies of his victims; the defense gets its chance to cross-examine Dr. Park Dietz, who evaluated Dahmer for hours; defense attorney Gerald Boyle goes straight to questions on paraphilia.
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S1, EP87 "Forensic Psychiatrist Faces Cross-Examination"The defense cross-examines the state's forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Park Dietz, who was hired to evaluate Jeffrey Dahmer.
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S1, EP83 "State Mental Health Expert Speaks"The state's forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Park Dietz, shares with the jury what Jeffrey Dahmer told him when he was evaluating the killer; the defense claims Dahmer was insane when he killed, but the state said he had a plan and knew what he was doing.
WI v. Dahmer
S1, EP82 "Mental Evaluation of Dahmer"The prosecution's final witness interviews Jeffrey Dahmer for 18 hours over three days about his life and the murders of 15 people; Dr. Park Dietz reads his mental evaluation report to the jury.
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S1, EP81 "Forensic Psychiatrist Makes His Conclusion"Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Park Dietz, the state's final witness, tells the jury that he is convinced Dahmer knew what he was doing was wrong, and could have followed the law if he wanted to.
WI v. Dahmer
S1, EP80 "Doctor on Dahmer's Capabilities"Jurors hear about cannibalism as a noted forensic psychiatrist describes Jeffrey Dahmer's sexual behavior and what he did to his victims; Dr. Dietz says that Dahmer had the capacity to appreciate what he did was wrong.
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