Jeffrey Dahmer Survivor's Lawyer Says Client Hasn't Recovered From Trauma



The former lawyer of Tracy Edwards, a survivor of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, speaks out following the release of Netflix’s ‘Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.’ Over 30 years after Dahmer’s arrest, the defense lawyer is sharing Tracy’s dark truths of the tragic events that ‘destroyed his life.’

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48 thoughts on “Jeffrey Dahmer Survivor's Lawyer Says Client Hasn't Recovered From Trauma”

  1. I think it's absolutely disgusting that Netflix and other places get to take this story and profit off of it especially when the family members did not want them to do it. I hope the family members get together and Sue the crap out of these companies that are putting these documentaries together

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  2. The police and government should of gave him a home to keep and money and everything . It's sad the system failed Tracy !!! This guy is traumatised and he is a hero!!! I'm traumatised watching the show let alone the guy lived it!!!!

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  3. He few months ago was arrested for accused driving car in river but someone was inside.. wish he had an advicate..a go fund me… Lebron James sells 500$ sneakers.. and this victim of failed cops is honeless noooooo nooo i dont see tbis as ok

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  4. I watch true crime stuff all the time, but I feel like this show went way too far. Tragic murders and so horrible and gruesome even to hear about, much less act out the whole darn thing. I know it wasn't all technically accurate to every detail, but I couldn't help ashamed to watch it. I feel so badly for the families already, and this is just adding salt to the never healing wound. Plus all this detail about jeff was already covered heavily all over TV and the internet to begin with, heck they already DID make a movie back in the day about him. Enough is enough, maybe we can finally build that memorial for the VICTIMS instead of all the spotlight on jeff forever.

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  5. It's been thirty odd years. There have been 100 documentaries and a number of movies about this in that amount of time. Only now do we hear about victims and survivors feelings. What changed?

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  6. They made this series without the victim’s or the victim’s family’s consent. Netflix monetized other people’s trauma, and now parents are dressing their kids as Dahmer for Halloween. This is just sick.

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  7. It's just so sad that Tracy proceeded to throw a man off a bridge bcz of an argument. I hoped he had made something of his life after escaping Dahmer. Of course, the trauma was horrible

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  8. What happen to Tracy, and the trauma he carries is tragic. I have know idea what that is like. But then there is Ron Flowers, another Dahmer survivor who seems to be doing okay and has been working as mental health counselor. It seems tragic that Tracy is still suffering trauma for 30 years, maybe he should have gotten in contact with Ron?

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  9. I was cheering Tracy’s character on watching the Netflix show to bash his head in and get away. And thank god he did and was able to stop the spree. I’m a bit perturbed how sympathetic Netflix painted Dahmer though. He was a psychopath of the highest order. And to face him in a court room, Tracy is a very brave man.

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  10. Jeffrey is really odd he's like unreadable as hell, he doesn't look like an evil person he seems like a friendable guy but his vibe is very boring, definitely wouldn't be victimized by him I mean I never go with a person who I don't know at all as for his victims how the heck did they just casually go with people they don't know??

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