WI v. Jeffrey Dahmer (1992): Dr. Park Dietz 

He definitely holds people's attention.

@@ShazWag 💯

I'm not an attorney, but probably because the doctor is on direct examination with state prosecutors, he is given time to expound with open-ended questions. On cross examination, the opposing counsel usually asks many closed-ended questions creating an inability to elaborate. Any attorneys out there to help out? Thank you!

He's really intelligent.

Dude started laughing at the telephone paraphilla or what ever it called.

bless u

Thank you

Nature makes cannibalistic serial killers seem warm and caring.

What do you think about his Andrea Yates trial screw up?

@@Henry-yf2np to be honest I don't know about that. I have to research it. I know about his overall career not thàt particular case. I will

I noticed his strong eye contact in his interview with Richard Kuklinski too. Great communicator.

Psychologist, not physiologist!

@@emilieraphael4431 Forensic Psychiatrist, not psychologist.....he went to John Hopkins medical school. Then he got a Ph.D in Social Relations, then got a Masters Degree in Public Health.

He is a psychiatrist not psychologist

A relative of mine worked as his secretary. Their family loved to brag about it, as if important by association. Her dau was the same way. Smh.

I would probably get bored after about 10 minutes , hours of it would be too much . Very interesting case though .I retract the first part of my comment I did listen to more than 10 minutes LOL

Wow that's so cool

Lol yeah ok

@@j.c.harrisassetmanagement7939 I actually did. In 1986 I babysat it son. Not making it up.

@@giuseppinasanger6410he would be an interesting person to know.

An excellent and extremely knowledgeable figure, truly eminent in the field of psychiatry

Give me some klonopin and Xanax

@@lennarthagen3638get some rehab

Park is his first name, his last name is Dietz.

Agree 100%. This is the "most" instructive video about Jeffrey I've ever seen. Dr. Deitz explains everything.

Dahmer's father also admitted to having his own dark thoughts of murder when he was younger.

And the abandonment issues were the biggest factor that made him what he's became into, it's just sad that in the early 90's there's no brain scans yet which all of us rn would be beneficial of if more serial killers would rise in the USA before giving them the acts of playing as gods which is death penalty. I felt for his victims families but in that time, the only solution was an inside job - Blind justice system. If he could've been studied more so we know how serial killers becomes serial killers, we could've know and count every inch of their movements / plans.

Dude, you are reaching. This isn’t mommy’s fault. There have always been defective males. They need to be identified and managed. Maybe that’s why there are slightly more males born. Maybe 1% are beyond control and are meant to be disposed of. Psychopaths etc aren’t the product of their environment. Mommy didn’t make them bad. It’s been medically proven that their brains are not normal and they are born that way. Not because mommy didn’t eat organic as the misogynists of psychology would claim but because that’s just nature. There is no treatment. Trying to “help” them makes them worse. Psychiatry is the only type of valid mental help. Psychology is just misogynist bs. Totally pointless nonsense. There are more logical reasons for why males are defective but that would require a whole azzz paper. It basically comes down to the fact that males are obsessed with females. Not all but specific women and that sometimes goes awry. Remember, males benefit from marriage, females do not. Contrary to the gaslighting bs of our culture, it is males that fixate and are obsessed with having a partner and home.

I wish people would understand the difference between explanations and excuses. I find it so silly that people find themselves walking on egg shells when discussing how Dahmer's background could be part of what led him to be like that... because it *so clearly has*. Of course, that does NOT remove the blame from the many other contributing factors which enabled him to do what he did, namely the societal issues of racial discrimination and law enforcement incompetence.

I’m with you there

Totally agree!

He was. He went to Prison

I agree.

Probably should have, but wound up in prison because he was found legally sane. Ironically it was probably the testimony of Dr.Dietz that decided where he would be.

Yup. I’ve seen that.

Greatest interview between a psychologist and serial killer I've ever seen.

First of all, this Dr. is a Forensic Psychiatrist, not a psychlogist. Also, i saw his interview with the Ice Man, not once, but a couple of times. He is absolutely brilliant! I was without words when he explained to him the reason why he was a criminal and a killer, as well as the reason why it was so easy for him to do it. Amazing, brilliant, and spectacular interview everyone should listen to and learn from it.

Dr Dietz testified for the prosecution in the Scott Kologi trial from 2020. It can be seen on RU-vid. He was questioned by the defense attorney about the iceman interviews. He was trying to discredit the Doctor by showing he was easily fooled by Kuklinski's claims. Dr Dietz testified he repeatedly told the hbo producers that Kuklinski was lying but they ignored him.✌️

Yea dietze looks like Hannibal lector a bit deffo creepy vibes but in a nice way

A nice person Larry gram jr, loved cooking German cuisine for his friends very friendly warm and liked cracking jokes

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Dr Dietz testified for the prosecution in the Scott Kologi trial. It can be seen on RU-vid. He was questioned by the defense attorney about the iceman interviews. He was trying to discredit the Doctor by showing he was easily fooled by Kuklinski's claims. Dr Dietz testified he repeatedly told the hbo producers that Kuklinski was lying but they ignored him.✌️

I presume you meant RICHARD Kuklinski? Ted was the 💣 dude

@@traceyj2765 Absolutely right. My bad.

Yes, most people from Wisconsin are very kind and humble, but man they do have some freaks as well….

Same 😴

Liquid courage (SPIRITS)😡

I'm sitting here wondering what all the thoughts are as they are sitting there listening to him...I don't think we want to know.

He had a kind of schizophrenia, usually narcissism plays a part in tha anti social personality but dahmer wasn’t

@@jeffo83 George Palermo said Dahmer was narcissistic. He said "Dahmer didn't show a great deal of remorse, kept talking about lust."

He is a psychiatrist not psychologist

@@mohsenmohseni1612 Thanks, I realized that after I'd posted it.

He wasn’t scared of the dead. He was scared of the wildlife noises lol.

Thanks for your observation , I think that has already been established a hundred times

@@athenavan2242 no need to be arrogant and nasty. People have a right to express their feelings at whatever point they are tuning into the case.

@@musings2022 like wise

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I watched him with the iceman, it was very interesting. I think these men like knowing some information themselves about why they are the way they are.

Dr Dietz testified for the prosecution in the Scott Kologi trial from 2020. It can be seen on RU-vid. He was questioned by the defense attorney about the iceman interviews. He was trying to discredit the Doctor by showing he was easily fooled by Kuklinski's claims. Dr Dietz testified he repeatedly told the hbo producers that Kuklinski was lying but they ignored him.

Dr Dietz testified for the prosecution in the Scott Kologi trial from 2020. It can be seen on RU-vid. He was questioned by the defense attorney about the iceman interviews. He was trying to discredit the Doctor by showing he was easily fooled by Kuklinski's claims. Dr Dietz testified he repeatedly told the hbo producers that Kuklinski was lying but they ignored him.✌️

Or if they act on them

Because murder requires a legal conclusion, and if Dahmer was crazy, it’s not murder, it’s killing.