Social Vientiane in Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer

When I was a child, the desert was an introverted boy with outstanding appearance (almost as beautiful as a little girl). He is the second of six children, but he is taken special care of by his parents. Dharma underwent hernia surgery at the age of four, which made him feel "scared and uncomfortable" for a long time. Because of his handsome appearance, the desert has been sexually harassed by men next door many times. The above reasons made him have a rebellious attitude towards sex since he was a child, or a sexual disorder, which directly affected his inability to have normal sexual behavior as an adult. When Da Mo/Kloc-0 was 0/0 years old, he liked to do "experiments" on small animals: he cut their bodies and treated their bones with sulfuric acid solution-this was almost the prototype of his "standard" means of serial killing in the future.

Parents in the desert often quarrel, and this family disharmony eventually ends in divorce. The psychological damage caused by parents' divorce makes the desert more and more lonely. After graduating from high school, the desert failed to enter the university and had to join the army, but was forced to leave the army because of alcoholism. After leaving the army, Dharma entered a factory in Milwaukee. After that, he started frequenting gay bars and met Steve Tommy, the first victim he chose after 1978. Killing Tommy became the beginning of his complete madness, which lasted until 199 1 year, and the time interval of committing crimes in the desert became shorter and shorter.

Dharma's extremely cruel atrocities also reflected a drawback of American society at that time, that is, American society generally ignored or even discriminated against vulnerable groups (especially people of color). Milwaukee is an industrial city, and a large number of cheap labor in the city are mainly immigrants from developing countries. Dharma lives in an immigrant area, and most of his victims are African-American, Asian-American and Hispanic immigrants. In the process of case investigation, for the police, "white men in their thirties must be law-abiding citizens" is almost a mindset, so Dharma has never entered the scope of police suspicion; What's more, on May 27th, 199 1, the desert abducted the victim Sinsasofen to his home and gave him drugs to make him unconscious. At this time, the desert decided to go out to buy some wine and prepare for the next "carnival". When he came home, he saw Sinsasofen in a semi-coma and half naked, trying to talk to two policemen (both white). Damocles hurried forward and explained to the police that the boy 19 was his "lover". It was only because he was drunk that he ran into the street like this. Two policemen sent Sinsassafin back to Damocles without asking. After the crime was traced, the two policemen turned out to be racists.

Throughout this case, it is not difficult to find that: on the one hand, the police in immigrant areas mostly discriminate against colored people, but lack protection for the rights and interests of colored people (compared with whites); On the other hand, the police are not good at immigration management. They neglect the management of a large number of illegal immigrants, and are even more indifferent to their lives. It is not easy to judge whether Dharma himself is a racist, but he was arrested after more than ten years of evil, which is inseparable from the area where he committed the crime and the object he chose to infringe. It can also be said that racism in immigrant areas protects this demon. For Dharma, the arrest was a complete "accident":1991On July 22nd, when he reached out his talons to Tracy Edwards, a young black man living near his home, Edwards broke free of handcuffs and called the police. After receiving the report, the police rushed to Mo's home to verify the situation, and there were a lot of sundries in his room and freezer.

After the Dharma serial murder case was exposed, a large-scale mass riot occurred in Milwaukee to protest against the US government's connivance of racial policy. Perhaps partly due to the pressure of public opinion, Dharma was finally sentenced to 15 years of life imprisonment (plus 957 years of imprisonment). He was imprisoned in a separate cell for a long time, but this did not prevent a 25-year-old prisoner, Christopher Scarver, from looking for an opportunity to kill him on1994165438+1October 28th. In any case, this notorious zee-oui finally failed to escape the punishment of justice, even though it was a "justice" of fighting violence with violence late.