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Jeffrey Dahmer pleads guilty but insane to the murders and dismemberments of 15 boys and men.
S1, EP19 "Psychiatrist Evaluated Jeffrey Dahmer"
According to the defense's psychiatry expert, Jeffrey Dahmer suffered mental illness and therefore could not stop himself in luring and attacking his many victims.
S1, EP20 "Dahmer's Mental Disease Getting Worse"
The defense's psychiatric expert Dr. Fred Berlin concluded that Dahmer's mental disease was progressing over time and got out of control; he went on to conclude that Dahmer was afflicted by a mental disease that was driving him to his heinous acts.
S1, EP21 "Defense's Clinical Psychiatrist Testifies"
The opinion of a board-certified psychiatrist who ran his own mental health clinic was key evidence for the defense in maintaining Jeffrey Dahmer's insanity plea.
S1, EP22 "Psychiatrist Says He's Insane"
A medical health doctor who evaluated the defendant for hours confirmed he was insane before, during, and after his heinous murders.
S1, EP18 "Expert Testifies on His Evaluation of Jeffrey Dahmer"
The defense hired Dr. Fred Berlin, a clinical psychiatrist, to evaluate whether Jeffrey Dahmer is responsible for his serial killings.
S1, EP17 "First Psychiatrist Takes the Stand"
A psychiatrist testifies for the defense in Wisconsin versus Jeffrey Dahmer; Dr. Fred Berlin brakes down for jurors his educational credentials and work experience; Dr. Berlin specializes in sex offenses and sexual disorders.
S1, EP16 "Detailed Plan to the Killings"
According to the detective who interrogated the defendant, Jeffrey Dahmer had a thought-out plan in his actions; the defendant's mental condition had to include his full cooperation with police and his ability to recall details of his crimes.
S1, EP15 "Serial Killer's First Murder"
In his police confession read to the jury, Jeffrey Dahmer's elaborated on how he killed his first victim an 18-year-old hitchhiker.
