Jeffrey Dahmer News

We all check our horoscopes to hear some good news and enlighten our mood, and usually some good premises are written in these columns. We should warn you in advance, this is not your regular horoscope that will tell you good news like you will find the love of life or you will buy a new car. Here is the list of serial killers and their character traits related with their zodiac.

Eating human flesh is one of the biggest taboos in our society, however no matter how hard the human civilization tries to stop this from happening, there are people who have tasted human flesh. There are even some tribes who are known to be cannibals, and there is even a horrible disease that is associated with a cannibal tribe: Kuru Disease. One doesn't have to be even remotely interested in cannibalism to be curious about how these people review the human flesh. Let's hear it from them!

Little Adrian Jones, seven, was beaten until he bled, forced to stand in freezing water and strapped to a board while blindfolded by evil Michael and Heather Jones.His face devoid of any emotion, the evil father of 7-year-old Adrian Jones was sentenced to life with a minimum of 25 years in prison in a Kansas City courtroom today.Dressed in a navy blue and white striped prison jumpsuit and orange Crocs, Michael Jones, a 46-year-old former bail bondsman, refused to look around as Adrian’s grandmother, sister and mother addressed the court. He pleaded guilty in March to first-degree murder in the 2015 death of his son.His wife Heather, 31, has already received the same sentence and is serving time in a lock-up in Topeka.

It is often said that you can tell a lot about a person's personality by their zodiac or star-sign; whether they're mild-mannered, moody or mischievous, happy, half-witted or horny, astrologers believe that everything about us is 'in the stars'. But is this also true about serial killers? Can the stars predict a madness according due to the month they're born? Are Pisces predatory, Virgos vicious, Geminis less likely to garrote or an Aquarius almost certain to go ape-shit? And more importantly, do you share a star-sign (and personality traits) with a mass murderer? Let's find out.

Jeffrey Dahmer is perhaps the most remarkable and high-profile serial killers in US historical record, to the extent that if you reckon of the term “serial killer”, he’s certainly among the first you would mention.

As a huge fan of horror, it was impossible for me to pass up 'Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.' Like many people, I've spent years studying him, watching biopics and documentaries, reading about the history of his crimes. I asked myself about nature and nurture. I picked up on his dull stare and his hushed tone, and I wondered what twisted lesson could be learned from him--at least that's what I told myself. In truth, I didn't really care about the psychology behind any of it. People do freaky things. They just do. Instead, I was pushing past my gag reflex, training myself to digest the horror of it all, the drill, the skulls, that poor man who begged the police to help him. I wanted to know this monster's secrets. He was in a fishbowl, and it was just too intriguing to look away. It was hell's gossip. I wasn't alone in this. I was part of a trend that has dominated American media for decades. We cannot get enough of these icons. We grab a microscope, shove them onto a slide and stare, and we keep staring, hoping for a new angle, a new rendition, another piece of the puzzle to keep us salivating.

Ryan Murphy has been busy moving from one project to the next, but amidst all that glitz and glam, he seems to have neglected the one thing we love the most. 'American Horror Story: Double Feature' was a double flop, split into two half-hearted plotlines, neither of which seemed complete. It had potential, just like everything Murphy does. But it wasn't enough. After that terrible performance, the studio went quiet, refusing to talk about the show's next season. It caused a stir with the major fan accounts, who have always made up the brunt of the show's marketing only. They threatened to boycott, vowing to stop posting starting August 1. It was a huge hit to what many believe to be a franchise facing serious growing pains. Murphy didn't cave. He waited until September 29, when the show's account finally tweeted the announcement for season 11.The first 2 episodes will premiere Wednesday, October 19 on Hulu and FX.

Jeffrey Dahmer was a forgotten story until recently when his gripping story resurfaced through Netflix’s biographical series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and the docuseries Conversations with a Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes.Dahmer was one of America's most notorious serial killers, who terrorized the residents of Milwaukee from 1978 to 1991. He would mislead and seduce his gay victims with his striking blonde hair, blue eyes and chiseled hot bod, only to drug and perform all sorts of horrendous experiments on them. The unfortunate boys and men with dreams of bright futures that fell into Dahmer's trap were victims of failed lobotomies, sodomy, mutilation and cannibalism. After the debut of these documentary series riveting the vicious serial killer, meme lovers and experts have cleverly invented rib-cracking jokes and memes to tone down the gloomy tune of the unsettling ordeal.

One of the hottest topics currently on social media is the trending Netflix adaptation show titled 'Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story'. The 10-episode show portrays the real-life story of the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer with his several crimes and assaults. Yet, what caught the attention of many was the yellow sunglasses worn by Dahmer during the time of his killing spree and up to his trial.

Nothing is as ghostly as the eerie connection between Jeffrey Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy, two of America's most notorious serial killers of the 20th century. The Netflix biographical series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story dived into the duo's mysterious link. Call it coincidence or not, the similar historic events involving Dahmer and Gacy are too uncanny to ignore.