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Jeffrey Dahmer pleads guilty but insane to the murders and dismemberments of 15 boys and men.
S1, EP92 "Closing Arguments Begin"
The defense and the state wrap up their cases, and it will soon be up to the jury to decide Jeffrey Dahmer's fate; if Dahmer is found not guilty by reason of insanity in the murders of 15 people, he'll be committed to a state mental institution.
S1, EP93 "Defense Outlines Dahmer's Mental Illness"
The defense acknowledges that Dahmer committed heinous acts, but his attorney makes a plea to the jury to see the root cause of it all; the defense calls out the findings of the state's mental health experts.
S1, EP94 "State Delivers Their Closing Arguments"
Jeffrey Dahmer's own defense condemns him during closing arguments and equates him with the devil; the state dismisses any notion that Dahmer couldn't stop or help himself when he killed 15 people.
S1, EP95 "Prosecutor Slams Confessed Serial Killer"
The lead prosecutor focuses on the intense sexual urge that motivated Jeffrey Dahmer to kill 15 young men and teens; E. Michael McCann gives the prosecution's closing argument to the jury.
S1, EP91 "Last Witness, Last Say"
One of several mental health experts to give their take on why Jeffrey Dahmer killed, Dr. Park Dietz dismisses the conclusions made by the defense's mental health experts.
S1, EP90 "Dahmer's Personality Traits"
The state's forensic psychiatrist turns to Jeffrey Dahmer's personality traits, and not his mental capacity, to try to figure out why he killed; Dahmer is charged with 15 counts of murder, but confesses to killing 17.
S1, EP89 "Expert Dismisses Dahmer as Mentally Ill"
The defense asks the state's forensic psychiatrist where Jeffrey Dahmer's sexual behavior falls in the range of what's considered normal; the psychiatrist concludes that Dahmer had mental disorders but was not mentally ill when he killed 15 people.
S1, EP88 "Defense Challenges Renowed Psychiatrist"
The defense in Dahmer's trial goes after not only the findings of Dr. Park Dietz, but also how he reached his conclusions about the killer's mental health.
