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Jeffrey Dahmer pleads guilty but insane to the murders and dismemberments of 15 boys and men.
S1, EP69 "Dahmer at Work"
Jeffrey Dahmer's former co-workers describe him as a loner at work at a chocolate factory; one witness is present when police arrest Dahmer in a previous case; co-workers describe Dahmer's mind and behavior during the time that he quietly murdered.
S1, EP70 "Police Officers Speak Out"
A police officer says he investigated Jeffrey Dahmer when an underage boy claimed he was drugged and had photos taken of him; while police handle that case from 1988, evidence of even more heinous crimes exists inside Dahmer's apartment.
S1, EP71 "Officers Take the Stand"
A Milwaukee police officer who helped investigate allegations against Jeffrey Dahmer in 1988 runs into him again not long after, and the evidence of the murders sits inside Dahmer's home.
S1, EP72 "Smelly Apartment"
An officer who went back to Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment to have a look around says Dahmer did not hesitate going inside, knowing what had happened to his victims in there; the apartment manager reveals what he saw and smelled in Dahmer's apartment.
S1, EP68 "Culpability of a Serial Killer"
The forensic psychiatrist on the stand in Jeffrey Dahmer's trial is asked about necrophilia and his own past case history; Dahmer's lawyers attempt to show that he's not responsible for the deaths of his victims, but the state says otherwise.
S1, EP67 "Video Interview"
The judge In Jeffrey Dahmer's trial rules on an interview video of the confessed serial killer and a mental health expert witness; both sides zero in on the interview the forensic psychiatrist conducted with Dahmer.
S1, EP66 "Dahmer's Mental State in Question"
Jeffrey Dahmer's defense repeatedly asks a forensic psychiatrist about the defendant's mental state in an attempt to convince jurors that Dahmer should not be held responsible for all the deaths.
S1, EP65 "Criminal Responsibility or Not?"
Jeffrey Dahmer's defense attorney fights to get his line of questioning in; the state's mental health expert witness testifies Dahmer set a precedent when he committed his crimes, but that he knew what he was doing was wrong.
