Jeffrey Dahmer Glasses Worn Inside Prison is Up for Sale for P9 Million
The glasses worn by the infamous serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer during his stay in prison is up for sale for P9 million or $150,000.
Taylor James of Vancouver, Canada, is offering the glasses for sale on Cult Collectibles. James was able to obtain of Dahmer’s properties after being tapped by the househelper who used to work with Jeffrey’s father Lionel.
TMZ reported Taylor agreed to oversee and market the collection on his website in exchange for a cut of the proceeds. According to TMZ, individuals who are interested can get in touch with Taylor, even if the glasses are not listed on the website.
Aside from the glasses, other memorabilia such as the Milwaukee Cannibal’s cutlery, a bible, a personal audio recorder, government paperwork, and family photographs are among the other items listed in the catalog.
Jeffrey has become a hot topic on social media since the premiere of the Netflix real crime series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which starred Evan Peters. In a 1993 interview with Inside Edition, Jeffrey revealed that he murdered 17 teenage boys.
He said that the reason behind his murder was his “obsessive aspirations of wanting to control them, own them permanently.” Later, he made the strange decision to consume his victims, which was followed by the compulsive desire to “make them feel like a part of me.”
The killings spanned 13 years, from 1978 through 1991. However, it came to an end when one of his victims was able to flee and report him to the police.
A year later, he received a life sentence in prison. During his stay in prison, several letters and cards are being sent to him by his alleged fans. However, he passed away in 1994 after being beaten to death by another prisoner.
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