Jeffrey Dahmer - Discussion

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He kept a blender on the front porch so he could greet people with a hand-shake.

 

His Baloney DID have a first name...
(I guess only us old fucks who understand that one).

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Of course.
Serial killers are interesting.
Anyone can be a mass murderer these days. They are lazy compared to the art of serial killing.

The Teutons and Slavics did mass murder with the thorough thinking of a serial killer. They haven't in 70 or so years, but believe me, it's looking like it's going to make a comeback...

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Do you prefer serial killers to mass murderers?

there is nothing interesting about mass murderers, they're all the same

sexually frustrated losers that finally decided enough is enough, there's no skill to it which is why they typically die immediately and there is no interesting story behind their insanity

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Edmund Kemper was the true getbigger.

- 6'9ft
- 300lbs
- 145 IQ

Killed his mother in the most sadistic way possible. He waited for her to fall asleep and then he would:

bludgeon her with a claw hammer and slit her throat with a knife. He then decapitated her and engaged in irrumatio with her severed head before using it as a dart board; stating that he "put [her head] on a shelf and screamed at it for an hour ... threw darts at it," and ultimately, "smashed her face in." He also cut out her tongue and larynx and put them in the garbage disposal. However, the garbage disposal could not break down the tough vocal cords and ejected the tissue back into the sink. "That seemed appropriate," Kemper later said, "as much as she'd bitched and screamed and yelled at me over so many years." He then had sex with his mother's corpse, hid it in a closet and went out to drink.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Kemper

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Something's pretty disturbing about him - his timid demeanor especially. Could be that he acted as a vessel for something pretty sinister.

Was the majority of his victims really black?

http://murderpedia.org/male.D/d/dahmer-jeffrey-victims.htm

Yes, many of them were.  Part of that (I believe) was the area he lived in - basically the hood.  His grandmother's house was in a lower middle class, white, blue collar area (see victim locations).  Two of his victims were children.  The Konerak Sinthasomphone story was especially disturbing (not that the others weren't) and could've been prevented if it weren't for asshole cops.  

https://www.upi.com/Archives/1991/08/01/Tape-Police-thought-boy-was-Dahmers-adult-lover/4451681019200/



MILWAUKEE -- Recordings released Thursday of phone calls to police and radio traffic May 27 show officers thought a Laotian boy was the adult lover of Jeffrey Dahmer, in whose apartment the boy's remains later were found.

The tape shows the initial call to report a naked and beaten youth was made to 911 at 2 a.m.

Sandra Smith and Nicole Childress, both 18, earlier said they had seen the boy, Konerak Sinthasomphone, staggering naked outside Dahmer's apartment building, bleeding from his buttocks area. Childress said she called 911.

The tape shows:

Operator: 'Milwaukee Emergency Operator 71.'

Caller: OK. Hi, I'm at 25th and State, and there's this young man. He is buck naked. He has been beaten up. He's very bruised up. He can't stand. He's (unintelligible) fall down. He is buck naked. He has no clothes on. He is really hurt.'

The operator transferred the caller to the fire department, which dispatched an ambulance, and the operator dispatched a patrol car.

At 2:07 a.m., the recording shows another operator relayed information to police from a caller who had reported a man dragging a naked male who looked like he had been beaten.

At 2:24 a.m., police squad 36 reports it is finished at the scene.

On the tape, an officer says: 'The intoxicated Asian naked male was returned to his sober boyfriend and we're 10-8' as someone chuckles in the background.

The squad was assigned another battery complaint, to which an officer responded: '10-4. Be a minute. My partner's going to get deloused at the station.'

The term 'getting deloused' is police slang for contact with unsavory people. The officers involved were not identified.

At 2:31 a.m., the tape shows a woman calling to try to follow up on the incident and being told it was a squabble between two homosexuals. Glenda Cleveland, the mother of Sandra Smith, said earlier she was the woman who tried to find out what had happened.

The tape shows she was transferred three times before being connected with an officer who had responded to the call.NEWLN: From the tape:

Woman caller: 'There was a squad car No. 68 that was flagged down earlier this evening, about 15 minutes ago.'

Officer: 'That was me.'

Woman: 'What happened? I mean my daughter and my niece witnessed what was going on. Was anything done about the situation? Do you need the names or information or anything from them?'

Officer: 'No, not at all.'

Woman: 'You don't?'

Officer: 'No, it was an intoxicated boyfriend of another boyfriend.'

Woman: 'Well how old was this child?'

Officer: 'It wasn't a child. It was an adult.'

Woman: 'Are you sure?'

Officer: 'Yep.'

Woman: 'Are you positive? Because this child doesn't even speak English. My daughter had, you know, dealt with him before, seen him on the street, you know, catching earthworms.'

Officer: 'Yeah, no, no, he's -- it's all taken care of, ma'am.'

Woman: 'Are you sure?'

Officer: 'Ma'am, I can't make it any more clear. It's all taken care of. He's with his boyfriend in his boyfriend's apartment, where he's got his belongings also. I mean, that's where it's released.'

Woman: 'But I mean isn't this, I mean what if he's a child and not an adult. I mean are you positive this is an adult?'

Officer: 'Ma'am, like I explained to you, it's all taken care of. It's as positive as I can be. I can't do anything about somebody's sexual preferences in life.'

Woman: 'Well no, I'm not saying anything about that, but it appeared to be a child. This is my concern.'

Officer: 'No, he's not.'

Woman: 'He's not a child?'

Officer: 'No, he's not. OK? It's a boyfriend-boyfriend thing and he's got belongings at the house where he came from. He's got pictures of himself and his boyfriend, and so forth.'

Woman: 'Oh, I see.'

Officer: 'OK?'

Woman: 'OK, I'm just, you know, it appears to have been a child, that was my concern.

Officer: 'I understand. No, he's not.'

Woman: 'Oh, OK. Thank you.'


Dahmer got the kid into his apartment, drugged him, had intercourse with him, drilled a hole in his head, injected acid, then left to go get himself some beer. Somehow the kid woke up and was able to make it out of the building into the street where the police found him wandering around dazed and nude. To them he was just a drunk homosexual. They went back to the apartment, noticed nothing out of the ordinary, and left Konerak with Dahmer.

http://www.nytimes.com/1991/08/26/us/officer-defends-giving-boy-back-to-dahmer.html

   
Officer Defends Giving Boy Back to Dahmer
Published: August 26, 1991

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 25— A police officer suspended for returning a 14-year-old Laotian boy to Jeffrey L. Dahmer, who has since admitted killing 17 people, said he had agonized over how he might have prevented the boy's death.

"God as my witness, I just didn't dump a little boy in the hands of a murderer. That's not what happened," the officer, Joseph T. Gabrish, told The Milwaukee Journal in a story published today.

On May 27, neighbors called the police to report seeing a naked and bleeding boy run from Mr. Dahmer's apartment building. After interviewing Mr. Dahmer, Officer Gabrish and two fellow officers accepted his explanation that the youth was an adult and his lover and that the boy was drunk. The officers went with Mr. Dahmer and the boy to Mr. Dahmer's apartment. The other officers were also suspended. Incident Led to Protests

After Mr. Dahmer was arrested in July, he told the police that he strangled the boy, Konerak Sinthasomphone, soon after the officers left. He also said the body of another victim was in a bedroom during the officers' visit.

The police say Mr. Dahmer killed four more times after the brush with the officers. News of the encounter with the Laotian boy led to protests by people who said the police had missed a chance to stop Mr. Dahmer. Others accused the officers of racism and homophobia.

Mr. Dahmer was arrested after a man in handcuffs fled his apartment and alerted police. Officers later found parts of 11 men in the apartment.

Mr. Dahmer told the police he had lured the men to his apartment with the promise of sex, and then killed them. He is charged with 15 killings and has confessed to killing two other men since 1978.

Officer Gabrish, 28 years old, a patrolman for seven years, said he and the other officers believed there was a caring relationship between Mr. Dahmer and the Laotian boy and saw no reason to intervene.

"We're trained to be observant and spot things," he said. "There was just nothing that stood out, or we would have seen it. I've been doing this for a while, and usually if something stands out, you'll spot it. There just wasn't anything there."

There was no reference in the Journal article to anything the officers saw or to the smell that Mr. Dahmer has said filled the apartment because of the body in the bedroom. Officer Gabrish spoke to the newspaper with the understanding that the interview would not focus on the incident, already the subject of inquiries by the State Attorney General and the Milwaukee Police Department.

Two lawyers for the police union accompanied Officer Gabrish for the interview.

Mr. Dahmer's neighbors have maintained that the Laotian boy was not removed by the officers because Mr. Dahmer was white and the witnesses were black. The officers are white.

Officer Gabrish said he had worked in Milwaukee's inner city for most of his career, sometimes with black officers, and was shocked that he and the other officers were accused of racism and homophobia.

"I've seen some flashes on the news, people walking with signs and saying, 'These officers are racist,' " he said. "I wonder where the thousands and thousands of people from the black community are that I've helped."

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May i refer to the picture that shows all of his victims?

One man was quoted as saying that "Jeffrey really knew how to pick em"

Could somebody 'shop Vince G's pic in this.

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http://murderpedia.org/male.D/d/dahmer-jeffrey-victims.htm

Yes, many of them were.  Part of that (I believe) was the area he lived in - basically the hood.  His grandmother's house was in a lower middle class, white, blue collar area (see victim locations).  Two of his victims were children.  The Konerak Sinthasomphone story was especially disturbing (not that the others weren't) and could've been prevented if it weren't for asshole cops.  

https://www.upi.com/Archives/1991/08/01/Tape-Police-thought-boy-was-Dahmers-adult-lover/4451681019200/



MILWAUKEE -- Recordings released Thursday of phone calls to police and radio traffic May 27 show officers thought a Laotian boy was the adult lover of Jeffrey Dahmer, in whose apartment the boy's remains later were found.

The tape shows the initial call to report a naked and beaten youth was made to 911 at 2 a.m.

Sandra Smith and Nicole Childress, both 18, earlier said they had seen the boy, Konerak Sinthasomphone, staggering naked outside Dahmer's apartment building, bleeding from his buttocks area. Childress said she called 911.

The tape shows:

Operator: 'Milwaukee Emergency Operator 71.'

Caller: OK. Hi, I'm at 25th and State, and there's this young man. He is buck naked. He has been beaten up. He's very bruised up. He can't stand. He's (unintelligible) fall down. He is buck naked. He has no clothes on. He is really hurt.'

The operator transferred the caller to the fire department, which dispatched an ambulance, and the operator dispatched a patrol car.

At 2:07 a.m., the recording shows another operator relayed information to police from a caller who had reported a man dragging a naked male who looked like he had been beaten.

At 2:24 a.m., police squad 36 reports it is finished at the scene.

On the tape, an officer says: 'The intoxicated Asian naked male was returned to his sober boyfriend and we're 10-8' as someone chuckles in the background.

The squad was assigned another battery complaint, to which an officer responded: '10-4. Be a minute. My partner's going to get deloused at the station.'

The term 'getting deloused' is police slang for contact with unsavory people. The officers involved were not identified.

At 2:31 a.m., the tape shows a woman calling to try to follow up on the incident and being told it was a squabble between two homosexuals. Glenda Cleveland, the mother of Sandra Smith, said earlier she was the woman who tried to find out what had happened.

The tape shows she was transferred three times before being connected with an officer who had responded to the call.NEWLN: From the tape:

Woman caller: 'There was a squad car No. 68 that was flagged down earlier this evening, about 15 minutes ago.'

Officer: 'That was me.'

Woman: 'What happened? I mean my daughter and my niece witnessed what was going on. Was anything done about the situation? Do you need the names or information or anything from them?'

Officer: 'No, not at all.'

Woman: 'You don't?'

Officer: 'No, it was an intoxicated boyfriend of another boyfriend.'

Woman: 'Well how old was this child?'

Officer: 'It wasn't a child. It was an adult.'

Woman: 'Are you sure?'

Officer: 'Yep.'

Woman: 'Are you positive? Because this child doesn't even speak English. My daughter had, you know, dealt with him before, seen him on the street, you know, catching earthworms.'

Officer: 'Yeah, no, no, he's -- it's all taken care of, ma'am.'

Woman: 'Are you sure?'

Officer: 'Ma'am, I can't make it any more clear. It's all taken care of. He's with his boyfriend in his boyfriend's apartment, where he's got his belongings also. I mean, that's where it's released.'

Woman: 'But I mean isn't this, I mean what if he's a child and not an adult. I mean are you positive this is an adult?'

Officer: 'Ma'am, like I explained to you, it's all taken care of. It's as positive as I can be. I can't do anything about somebody's sexual preferences in life.'

Woman: 'Well no, I'm not saying anything about that, but it appeared to be a child. This is my concern.'

Officer: 'No, he's not.'

Woman: 'He's not a child?'

Officer: 'No, he's not. OK? It's a boyfriend-boyfriend thing and he's got belongings at the house where he came from. He's got pictures of himself and his boyfriend, and so forth.'

Woman: 'Oh, I see.'

Officer: 'OK?'

Woman: 'OK, I'm just, you know, it appears to have been a child, that was my concern.

Officer: 'I understand. No, he's not.'

Woman: 'Oh, OK. Thank you.'


Dahmer got the kid into his apartment, drugged him, had intercourse with him, drilled a hole in his head, injected acid, then left to go get himself some beer. Somehow the kid woke up and was able to make it out of the building into the street where the police found him wandering around dazed and nude. To them he was just a drunk homosexual. They went back to the apartment, noticed nothing out of the ordinary, and left Konerak with Dahmer.

http://www.nytimes.com/1991/08/26/us/officer-defends-giving-boy-back-to-dahmer.html

   
Officer Defends Giving Boy Back to Dahmer
Published: August 26, 1991

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 25— A police officer suspended for returning a 14-year-old Laotian boy to Jeffrey L. Dahmer, who has since admitted killing 17 people, said he had agonized over how he might have prevented the boy's death.

"God as my witness, I just didn't dump a little boy in the hands of a murderer. That's not what happened," the officer, Joseph T. Gabrish, told The Milwaukee Journal in a story published today.

On May 27, neighbors called the police to report seeing a naked and bleeding boy run from Mr. Dahmer's apartment building. After interviewing Mr. Dahmer, Officer Gabrish and two fellow officers accepted his explanation that the youth was an adult and his lover and that the boy was drunk. The officers went with Mr. Dahmer and the boy to Mr. Dahmer's apartment. The other officers were also suspended. Incident Led to Protests

After Mr. Dahmer was arrested in July, he told the police that he strangled the boy, Konerak Sinthasomphone, soon after the officers left. He also said the body of another victim was in a bedroom during the officers' visit.

The police say Mr. Dahmer killed four more times after the brush with the officers. News of the encounter with the Laotian boy led to protests by people who said the police had missed a chance to stop Mr. Dahmer. Others accused the officers of racism and homophobia.

Mr. Dahmer was arrested after a man in handcuffs fled his apartment and alerted police. Officers later found parts of 11 men in the apartment.

Mr. Dahmer told the police he had lured the men to his apartment with the promise of sex, and then killed them. He is charged with 15 killings and has confessed to killing two other men since 1978.

Officer Gabrish, 28 years old, a patrolman for seven years, said he and the other officers believed there was a caring relationship between Mr. Dahmer and the Laotian boy and saw no reason to intervene.

"We're trained to be observant and spot things," he said. "There was just nothing that stood out, or we would have seen it. I've been doing this for a while, and usually if something stands out, you'll spot it. There just wasn't anything there."

There was no reference in the Journal article to anything the officers saw or to the smell that Mr. Dahmer has said filled the apartment because of the body in the bedroom. Officer Gabrish spoke to the newspaper with the understanding that the interview would not focus on the incident, already the subject of inquiries by the State Attorney General and the Milwaukee Police Department.

Two lawyers for the police union accompanied Officer Gabrish for the interview.

Mr. Dahmer's neighbors have maintained that the Laotian boy was not removed by the officers because Mr. Dahmer was white and the witnesses were black. The officers are white.

Officer Gabrish said he had worked in Milwaukee's inner city for most of his career, sometimes with black officers, and was shocked that he and the other officers were accused of racism and homophobia.

"I've seen some flashes on the news, people walking with signs and saying, 'These officers are racist,' " he said. "I wonder where the thousands and thousands of people from the black community are that I've helped."

Sorry to quote such a long post, but hopefully the suspended officers were eventually fired. They're horrible at their jobs.

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Sorry to quote such a long post, but hopefully the suspended officers were eventually fired. They're horrible at their jobs.

Two women, Sandra Smith and Nicole Childress, discovered the victim, 14-year-old Konerak Sinthasomphone, after he had managed to escape from Dahmer's apartment, naked, bleeding from the rectum and heavily under the influence of drugs. They called 911; Balcerzak and his partner Joseph Gabrish were dispatched. Though the Laotian immigrant had been in the country for ten years and spoke English fluently,[1] in his drugged and brain-injured state, Konerak was unable to communicate his situation to authorities. Dahmer found the boy with the police and convinced them that the boy was his 19-year-old lover. Smith and Childress recognized the boy from the neighborhood and were convinced that Sinthasomphone's life was in peril. They communicated this to the officers and tried to save the boy. However, Balcerzak and his partner returned Konerak to Dahmer's apartment, against the women's protests. The officers noticed a strange smell in Dahmer's apartment, which was the decaying corpse of a previous victim in the bedroom, but made no attempt to investigate. Later that evening Dahmer sexually abused, killed, and dismembered the boy.

Balcerzak's and Gabrish's positions and roles within the Milwaukee Police Department were terminated[2] after their actions were widely publicized, including an audiotape of the officers making homophobic statements to their dispatcher and cracking jokes about having reunited the "lovers". The officers had never checked the boy's ID or verified his identity. The officers did not check Dahmer's identification; had they done so, they would have discovered that Dahmer was a sex offender previously convicted for molesting Sinthasomphone's older brother.[3] The city of Milwaukee later paid the boy's family a sum of $850,000 to settle a lawsuit over the policemen's handling of the situation.[4]

Both officers later appealed their termination. Judge Robert J. Parins decided the case and ruled in favor of the officers, allowing them to be reinstated.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Balcerzak
 Officer Gabrish, 28 years old, a patrolman for seven years, said he and the other officers believed there was a caring relationship between Mr. Dahmer and the Laotian boy and saw no reason to intervene.

"We're trained to be observant and spot things," he said. "There was just nothing that stood out, or we would have seen it. I've been doing this for a while, and usually if something stands out, you'll spot it. There just wasn't anything there."

The boy had a hole drilled in his head, was stumbling around outside at 2 in the morning naked and bleeding.  The cops smelled a dead and rotting corpse in the apartment.    yet, "There was just nothing that stood out, or we would have seen it. I've been doing this for a while, and usually if something stands out, you'll spot it. There just wasn't anything there."
WTF? ? ?

and then this!

Published: April 28, 1994

MILWAUKEE, April 27— Two police officers who were dismissed for returning a naked and dazed 14-year-old boy to the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer were ordered reinstated today by a judge who called their dismissals too harsh.

Reserve Judge Robert Parins of Green Bay also awarded the officers about $55,000 each in back pay.

The boy was killed shortly after the officers, Joseph T. Gabrish and John A. Balcerzak, left him with Mr. Dahmer in May 1991. Mr. Dahmer, who killed four others before being caught two months later, said at his 1992 trial that he had fooled the officers by telling them that the youth was his drunken adult lover.

"It is shocking to one's sense of fairness," Judge Parins said of the dismissals. He was appointed by the director of state courts to hear the case because he is not from Milwaukee County.

Judge Parins said that the officers had made mistakes but that it was unfair to judge them in hindsight. He said they should be suspended for 60 days at most.

The family of the boy, Konerak Sinthasomphone, is suing the city in Federal court, maintaining that it violated the boy's right to equal protection. They said the police had shown little respect for the community because of its racial mix. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages.

"They are very confused by the whole thing," Robert Slattery, the family's lawyer, said of Judge Parins's ruling. "They know that their child is dead, and could have been saved."

Police Chief Philip Arreola fired the officers in September 1991. The Fire and Police Commission upheld the firings in November 1992, finding that the officers were guilty of gross negligence. Another officer, Richard T. Porubcan, was put on probation for a year and is still on the force.

Mr. Gabrish, 31, was hired last year as a police officer in suburban Grafton; Mr. Balcerzak, 37, opened a tavern. They said Wednesday they were not sure if they would rejoin the force.

"It would be very difficult to work for him," Mr. Gabrish said of Chief Arreola. "It would be nice if he resigned."

Mr. Dahmer, 33, is serving 16 consecutive life terms for 15 dismemberment slayings in the Milwaukee area and one in his boyhood home of Bath, Ohio.
http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/28/us/victory-for-two-in-dahmer-case.html


http://abcnews.go.com/Archives/video/jeffrey-dahmer-arrest-police-milwaukee-10298990

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Two women, Sandra Smith and Nicole Childress, discovered the victim, 14-year-old Konerak Sinthasomphone, after he had managed to escape from Dahmer's apartment, naked, bleeding from the rectum and heavily under the influence of drugs. They called 911; Balcerzak and his partner Joseph Gabrish were dispatched. Though the Laotian immigrant had been in the country for ten years and spoke English fluently,[1] in his drugged and brain-injured state, Konerak was unable to communicate his situation to authorities. Dahmer found the boy with the police and convinced them that the boy was his 19-year-old lover. Smith and Childress recognized the boy from the neighborhood and were convinced that Sinthasomphone's life was in peril. They communicated this to the officers and tried to save the boy. However, Balcerzak and his partner returned Konerak to Dahmer's apartment, against the women's protests. The officers noticed a strange smell in Dahmer's apartment, which was the decaying corpse of a previous victim in the bedroom, but made no attempt to investigate. Later that evening Dahmer sexually abused, killed, and dismembered the boy.

Balcerzak's and Gabrish's positions and roles within the Milwaukee Police Department were terminated[2] after their actions were widely publicized, including an audiotape of the officers making homophobic statements to their dispatcher and cracking jokes about having reunited the "lovers". The officers had never checked the boy's ID or verified his identity. The officers did not check Dahmer's identification; had they done so, they would have discovered that Dahmer was a sex offender previously convicted for molesting Sinthasomphone's older brother.[3] The city of Milwaukee later paid the boy's family a sum of $850,000 to settle a lawsuit over the policemen's handling of the situation.[4]

Both officers later appealed their termination. Judge Robert J. Parins decided the case and ruled in favor of the officers, allowing them to be reinstated.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Balcerzak
 Officer Gabrish, 28 years old, a patrolman for seven years, said he and the other officers believed there was a caring relationship between Mr. Dahmer and the Laotian boy and saw no reason to intervene.

"We're trained to be observant and spot things," he said. "There was just nothing that stood out, or we would have seen it. I've been doing this for a while, and usually if something stands out, you'll spot it. There just wasn't anything there."

The boy had a hole drilled in his head, was stumbling around outside at 2 in the morning naked and bleeding.  The cops smelled a dead and rotting corpse in the apartment.    yet, "There was just nothing that stood out, or we would have seen it. I've been doing this for a while, and usually if something stands out, you'll spot it. There just wasn't anything there."
WTF? ? ?

and then this!

Published: April 28, 1994

MILWAUKEE, April 27— Two police officers who were dismissed for returning a naked and dazed 14-year-old boy to the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer were ordered reinstated today by a judge who called their dismissals too harsh.

Reserve Judge Robert Parins of Green Bay also awarded the officers about $55,000 each in back pay.

The boy was killed shortly after the officers, Joseph T. Gabrish and John A. Balcerzak, left him with Mr. Dahmer in May 1991. Mr. Dahmer, who killed four others before being caught two months later, said at his 1992 trial that he had fooled the officers by telling them that the youth was his drunken adult lover.

"It is shocking to one's sense of fairness," Judge Parins said of the dismissals. He was appointed by the director of state courts to hear the case because he is not from Milwaukee County.

Judge Parins said that the officers had made mistakes but that it was unfair to judge them in hindsight. He said they should be suspended for 60 days at most.

The family of the boy, Konerak Sinthasomphone, is suing the city in Federal court, maintaining that it violated the boy's right to equal protection. They said the police had shown little respect for the community because of its racial mix. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages.

"They are very confused by the whole thing," Robert Slattery, the family's lawyer, said of Judge Parins's ruling. "They know that their child is dead, and could have been saved."

Police Chief Philip Arreola fired the officers in September 1991. The Fire and Police Commission upheld the firings in November 1992, finding that the officers were guilty of gross negligence. Another officer, Richard T. Porubcan, was put on probation for a year and is still on the force.

Mr. Gabrish, 31, was hired last year as a police officer in suburban Grafton; Mr. Balcerzak, 37, opened a tavern. They said Wednesday they were not sure if they would rejoin the force.

"It would be very difficult to work for him," Mr. Gabrish said of Chief Arreola. "It would be nice if he resigned."

Mr. Dahmer, 33, is serving 16 consecutive life terms for 15 dismemberment slayings in the Milwaukee area and one in his boyhood home of Bath, Ohio.
http://www.nytimes.com/1994/04/28/us/victory-for-two-in-dahmer-case.html


http://abcnews.go.com/Archives/video/jeffrey-dahmer-arrest-police-milwaukee-10298990

Did you hear the audio of the officers talking to eachother after they returned the asian boy to Dahmer's residence? They were just laughing that some gay naked asian was running around in the street drunk because his boyfriend kicked him out. Little did they know he was gonna be murdered.

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Did you hear the audio of the officers talking to eachother after they returned the asian boy to Dahmer's residence? They were just laughing that some gay naked asian was running around in the street drunk because his boyfriend kicked him out. Little did they know he was gonna be murdered.

They should've been fired. At the very least, they're not good at their job. At worst, well...