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Jeffrey Dahmer pleads guilty but insane to the murders and dismemberments of 15 boys and men.
S1, EP49 "Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory"
Jeffrey Dahmer undergoes the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, a psychological test used to help doctors assess and diagnose mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, depression and anxiety.
S1, EP50 "Loneliness Drove Him to Kill"
Dr. Samuel Friedman concludes that it was Jeffrey Dahmer's longing for companionship that drove him to kill, not psychosis; the clinical psychologist also says that Dahmer had features of paraphilia, but did not succumb to paraphilia itself.
S1, EP51 "No Mental Disease in Jeffrey Dahmer"
The court's appointed clinical psychologist touches upon personality disorder versus psychological disorder; Dr. Samuel Friedman determines that Dahmer did not have a mental disease and that he knew right from wrong.
S1, EP52 "Surviving Dahmer's Deadly Clutch"
A young man who met the defendant in the early years of Jeffrey Dahmer's mass killing spree, Ronald Flowers Jr. ultimately survives Dahmer's deadly clutch, even after being drugged.
S1, EP48 "Life History Evaluation"
The second mental health doctor hired by Judge Laurence Gram testifies on his psychological evaluation of the defendant; Dr. Samuel Friedman, a clinical psychologist, explains how he conducted his mental health assessment of Jeffrey Dahmer.
S1, EP47 "Second Court Appointed Expert Testifies"
The second appointed mental health expert begins his testimony outlining his educational background, work experience, and professional credentials; clinical psychologist Dr. Samuel Friedman evaluates Dahmer at the request of Dr. George Palermo.
S1, EP46 "He Was Anti-Social Not Insane"
Dr. George Palermo believes Jeffrey Dahmer operated as an anti-social person and not an insane criminal; the mental health expert concludes that the defendant not being okay with his own sexuality was the real reason for his killing 15 people.
S1, EP45 "Sexual Inhibitions Is the Issue"
According to forensic psychiatrist Dr. George Palermo, it was the defendant not coming to grips with his own sexuality that led him to kill; he is unconvinced that Jeffrey Dahmer's acts centered on just his sexual attraction and arousal.
