come to mind are the gruesome murders the late Jeffrey Dahmer performed. This

mysterious serial killer, also known as the Milwaukee Cannibal, probably accounted for

one of the most famous cases in history. He seemed to kill for reasons no better then just

lust and gratification. The serial killer knocked off 17 people over 13 years, all starting

when he was just 18! He would lure his victims, usually young men, to his apartment

with drugs, alcohol, and money. Dahmer went as far as to dismember and store body

parts throughout his apartment after killing them. He would sometimes even eat these

dismembered body parts. Some say he went so long without being caught because he

chose the ever shifting population such as drifters and prostitutes who had no real

identity. He did not kill acquaintances or lovers as many murderers did. When arrested

in Milwaukee in 1991 Dahmer confessed to all 17 murders, and was sentenced to about

900 years in prison. Dahmer was eventually bludgeoned to death himself in prison.

Obviously, as the media fed off these sick murders, so many asked how could

These were : attachment, commitment, involvement, and beliefs(Curra 50). Attachment is

from? Why did he get away with it for so long,? and Can we foresee something like this

He was not married and had no steady companion. The involvement part surely was not

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