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She Saw What's Inside Dahmer’s Apartment - Journalist Reveals the Dark Details

She Saw What's Inside Dahmer’s Apartment - Journalist Reveals the Dark Details

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 In Jeffery Dahmer’s Case, Anne Schwartz was the FIRST reporter inside his apartment in July 1991 - before crime scene tape, before the world knew his name, with only 2 police cars outside. In this exclusive interview, she reveals what she really saw, what Netflix got wrong, and the shocking truth about how Milwaukee police had multiple chances to stop one of America's most notorious serial killers.

🔴 WHAT'S IN THIS INTERVIEW:
  • The midnight tip that broke open the Jeffrey Dahmer case at 924 North 25th Street
  • What Anne witnessed inside the apartment - a blue barrel, Polaroids, and remains
  • Konerak Sinthasomphone: The 14-year-old police returned to Dahmer
  • Why 5 more victims died after Milwaukee police walked away that night
  • Tracy Edwards' escape and how Dahmer was finally caught
  • Glenda Cleveland's 911 calls and what authorities ignored
  • The prison phone call: What Dahmer told Anne from behind bars
  • His lawyer's chilling revelation: "The compulsion never left him - he'd absolutely do it again"
  • How Ryan Murphy's Netflix series with Evan Peters got the real story wrong
  • All 17 victims including Tony Hughes and their families' fight for justice
  • Christopher Scarver's prison murder of Dahmer in 1994
  • Lionel Dahmer's role and the warning signs ignored
Anne Schwartz wrote "The Monster: The True Story of the Jeffrey Dahmer Murders" - the definitive book on the case, covering everything from discovery through trial to Dahmer's death.

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