Wicked Psychology: Crime Stories

After reading the book "A Father's Story." by Jeffery’s father, Lionel Dahmer I knew I had to share it with you. We know Jeffery but let’s try to understand Lionel. In this deep dive, we explore the complex psychological forces that defined infamous killer Jeffrey Dahmer' father, Lionel Dahmer. Despite Lionel's horror at his son’s gruesome crimes, his reflections reveal early dysfunction in their connection. Lionel grapples with guilt over being an emotionally distant father who dismissed signs of Jeffrey’s distress. Though their relationship was clearly troubled, Lionel sees echoes of his own traumatic childhood in Jeffrey’s violent compulsions. As he recognizes parts of himself in his son, Lionel imagines they once shared a now-lost nurturing bond, allowing him to connect to an idealized memory of Jeffrey. Join this channel to get access to Wicked exclusive perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4gUsOy4tkGDjY1KGogo26w/join Patreon: patreon.com/wickedpsychology Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Wicked-Psychology/100086480041412/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wickedpsychology/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/wickedpsychology/

Joseph Fritzl kept his daughter in the basement of their family home for 24 years and fathered 7 of her children. 

The Monster Study left children traumatized for life. 

A town is tormented by what appears to be a wolf. However, at a closer glance maybe it is something else. Let's take a deeper look into this crime story. 

Can someone remember their entire surgery? And if so, what happens to their mind and body after suffering through the trauma of an operation?

Two women named Mary lived and died in eerily similar ways. Were their murders connected? Or were the similarities between the murders mere coincidences?