It's a massive shame Pat Kennedy died of a heart attack only a couple of months after this. I've listened to him on a few Dahmer documentaries and he was such a great storyteller, I could sit and listen to him talk about stuff like this all day. Shame this interview couldn't go longer and a shame he had die so young. RIP Pat.
+Paul 123 Did Pat ever talk to him again? EDIT: Good for him not talking to Jeff after the job was done. That's what fucks cops up. I think I would feel compelled to figure that crazy fucker out, though?
***** P.S. My wife wondered last night if his lectures might be available from his school? He said he lectured at the University of WI and some other place.
***** Yeah, If I find anything I'll be sure to send it your way. Nice comment about Pat from the director of Jeff upon hearing of Pat Kennedy's passing: "Pat had an unforgettable sense of humor, an enormous heart and an enthusiasm for life that was incredibly rare and inspiring. He also routinely spoke about the importance of forgiveness, open-mindedness and empathy, which seemed surprising and courageous for a man whose line of work brought him face to face with so much danger & fear." He's right about forgiveness. You ever seen that footage of that man by the name of Rule rewiring Gary Ridgway's head by forgiving him for killing his daughter? Powerful stuff, that forgiveness.
Dirk Reurslag You got it right, Opie was the "rudder" for the ship, as usual, which, of course, means that he was underwater, and thankfully no one could hear him most of the time.
They should have done more which is easy for little ol me to say on the sideline bc they give a sense of not feeling worthy of non-comedians. Opie eludes to their celebrity guest appararances are rare and it’s almost self deprecating as if they couldn’t do it if given the chance. Like you said, they are actually good at getting to anything interesting, funny or not.
@@delsi3795 pretty sure that’s all I said, while I also criticized and made suggestions for it to be better. That was ignorant of me as this show is long and gone so I’m actually sorry if I sound whining up there, but I truly think it’s one of the best inetervies of all time
Detective Pat Kennedy died from a heart attack just a couple months after this interview. You can tell right off that this guy was a easy man to talk to, essential for being a good detective who interviews suspects.
Sad thing about being huge like that, way more stress on your heart. All the men in my family are 6’6, so at the point when the height takes time off your lifespan
You listen to Opie and Anthony because you just wanna die laughing, but when they do an interview and the interviewee knows they like him and is enjoying being there, it’s legit. This is great.
I come back to this like every 6 months. Wish it was longer and wish they coulda had Pat Kennedy on more before this. It’s a shame he passed away shortly after. R.I.P. Pat Kennedy ❤️
Ive met pat on a numbet of occasions. Talk about a guy that lights up and takes control of a room. Ive been really good friends with his youngest son since 1990-91.
Ill never forget Pat's usage of the term "honey", when describing Dahmer's image in the Milwaukee gay bar scene in the A&E American Justice episode. Id never heard that term before, and I remember it being funny to me as a kid watching it. I never knew he passed all this time, so tragic. RIP.
He had quit drinking, but yeah great dude and litterally could take control of a room. Not in an arrogant way, just very confident, great talker and just a huge presence.
Easily one of the absolute best O&A&J interviews ever, I reiterate many fans by saying it should be the ENTIRE SHOW. There's way too much to cover in 35 minutes.
You could tell that Patrick Kennedy had told this story so many times that over the years he had collected interesting little details about every part of the story
Dr. Patrick Kennedy's book has now been published. Dahmer Detective by Patrick Kennedy and Robyn Maharaj is now available for purchase through most online book vendors aand will be available at some select bookstores as of September 20th.
My ex was a detective in the army. She told me when dahmer was at baumholder Germany post, he was suspected of 9 more murders. They just couldn't prove it. He was very calculating.
+ragingbrawler - You could just as easily make the argument that it shows just how petrified the police are/were of being accused of homophobic discrimination. If they'd arrested the guy and it turned out it _was_ just a lover's quarrel, you leftist SJWs would've been calling for them to be fired for discrimination. You could just as easily make the argument that the psychotic far-left, PC culture is to blame for those deaths.
E101ification how old are you? no one was scared of being homophobic back then - least of all midwestern cops. this was still when gays weren't even allowed in the military, get over your sjw hate-boner and think before you make shit up
@SgtBaker16 Oh i guess Ant doesn't try to groom 14 year olds online then and jimmy doesn't rape chicks passed out from drinking too much alcohol then. My mistake. I'm tired of people shitting on Opie when they're two sexual predators that actually deserve hate. Thats worse than ANYTHING opie did on air
Dahmer used to frequent a bar on the same block as the police station in Milwaukee so he could listen into what regular cops in the bar were talking about and to see if anybody was onto him and he actually became friendly with a bunch of the cops
@@stinkfinga4918 like Sam’s dad lol. I just finished the Netflix series and it’s nowhere near as interesting as this short interview. By the end it turned into some sort of some inspirational story of the schizophrenic that beat Dahmer to death. We’re all glad Dahmer got what was coming to him, but to pretend the psychopath that did it was somehow the righteous hand of God. The creep was basically a slightly less creepy version of Dahmer. He was kicked out of school for being an alcoholic, kicked out of Job Corp then went back and murdered two people.
Scary to think Tracy Edwards wasnt pressing charges, and that this story could have kept going. I do think I read that Dahmer was being evicted, and im not sure how he would have disposed of the drum and other evidence during his move, but I suppose it was possible, and that many more young men would have died at the hands of Dahmer. Thank god he didnt hide those Polaroids better.
He was actually keeping the polaroids in a locked box. It was later when he completely lost control he didn't care anymore and became a mess. I believe it was either in his interrogation or during one of his talks with the psychiatrists he said that he would have destroyed all of the evidence for the eviction. But he also said that it would be very hard for him to part away from all of that. Since he was also planning to build an altar. Nevertheless to think he was that close to destroying all of the evidence and just leave the place completely in a month is CRAZY. He would have been never found or would have been found only after killing 15-or-some other men.
When Tom Sizemore was told that Patrick Kennedy had died on the show (another show) he was proper gutted. He clearly did not know. I must admit, Patrick Kennedy is / was a great guest & a top bloke.
Jeff injected acid into some of the guys heads to try & make them into "zombies" he could have sex with. He said that none of them lived longer then a day. Can you imagine?
It wasn't acid, he injected boiling water according to Jeffrey - which would be just as bad. I can only imagine what it was like living in the area of the Oxford apartments at the time shortly before his arrest. The entire area smelling of rotting flesh and the Milwaukee police were too indifferent to do anything about it, they were too busy cracking racial jokes on their radios. Another reason why all police departments should be wiped out and replaced with something even better. I'm still pissed the city never set up the promised memorial to the 17 victims.
This was such a good interview... Literally, listening to Pat Kennedy talk is just the most fascinating thing ever. Like Scuba below me said, this should be a 3-4 hour interview!
I've read quite a bit on Dahmer, aswell as listening to the Last Podcast On The Left episodes about him, but Pat still managed to give me a new perspective on him. "A pathetic fuck". And someone whose life was totally given over to hedonistic pursuits - a moderate one in alcoholism & an unfathomably evil one in trying to create zombie sex slaves. Really interesting dude, Pat Kennedy.
Opie even ruined the rhythm of this interview. He clearly said one head. he ruins everything. Everything he chooses to say is always wrong and horribly timed and a non sequitur just slams on the brakes so weird it’s like a disease.
Dahmer Detective by Patrick Kennedy and Robyn Maharaj is now available for purchase through most online book vendors. I'm about a quarter into my copy. It's a good read, but if you know cops you can tell a cop wrote it. Very interesting to see the non-verbal cues Kennedy picked up on in the first night's interrogation that will, knowing the court case, reveal further information further on. He was an intuitive dude.
I watched My Friend Dahmer and I felt so sorry for him such sadness but then again he did unforgivable things and killed people's loved ones..life is so complex and so fucking brutal sometimes
Friday Show Hmm the reason I questioned it was because at 31:35 of the clip he mentions that "I have just completed a book...and was looking for a publisher"
Fun fact, the guy who escaped and brought the cops was himself arrested shortly after due to the publicity, because he had a warrant on him for sexual assault on a 14-year-old girl.
26:30 Ewww... The Opster projecting his narcissism onto others. Instead of thinking "oh man, this is an experience most people don't often encounter.." The Opsters mind gravitates to "Man this is gonna get MILLIONS of views! We're gonna sell Dahmer T-Shirts & Coffee Mugs!" Bleh.....
Even during segments featuring a one-time guest who can tell a story, Opie has the ability to make things worse. Just shut up and press buttons. Actually no, just shut up.
that might have been his way of trying to start it all up again and looking for new victims but doing things his old way would been impossible, no privacy, who knows, but i read that when made it to general population he was having a hard time keeping those urges at bay and was taunting people,acting weird even cutting into his food in a provocative way that was freaking and pissing off the other inmates, I'm sure him getting killed was a inside job between the inmates and guards, they all wanted his ass gone!
His last victim which escaped from Dahmer and stopped the police asking them to take the cuffs off, told in his hearing that Dahmer had quite a few personality changes while he was with him. He was the shy, nice guy (we got to see in the interviews), completely out of his mind and focused on The Exorcist III (moving back and forth and sort of humming while watching the movie) but also violent and in rage as well as whiny like a child, laying his head on the victims chest, listening to his heartbeat and telling him that he would eat his heart later. Maybe Dahmer could not control these changes but maybe they were just part of his manipulative serial killer mind. Maybe he decided to play the mushy homosexual for the rest of his life? We don't know.
Is it that odd? I mean Kennedy and Murphy had close contact with him in the first six weeks after his arrest. After that, he spent a long time in solitary confinement, so who knows what effect it had on him. His drastic change in looks probably contributed to that impression as well. In the first six weeks after his arrest he was still looking sharp. In jail, he gained weight and became more nerdy-looking.
It's a massive shame Pat Kennedy died of a heart attack only a couple of months after this. I've listened to him on a few Dahmer documentaries and he was such a great storyteller, I could sit and listen to him talk about stuff like this all day. Shame this interview couldn't go longer and a shame he had die so young.
RIP Pat.
Shit, I wish Pat Kennedy could have come on to the Cumia Show to tell even more of this fascinating story.
+Paul 123
Did Pat ever talk to him again?
EDIT: Good for him not talking to Jeff after the job was done.
That's what fucks cops up.
I think I would feel compelled to figure that crazy fucker out, though?
*****
Yeah thanks, man.
He talks about it at the end of this interview and I had added an EDIT to my comment in response.
*****
P.S. My wife wondered last night if his lectures might be available from his school? He said he lectured at the University of WI and some other place.
*****
Yeah, If I find anything I'll be sure to send it your way.
Nice comment about Pat from the director of Jeff upon hearing of Pat Kennedy's passing:
"Pat had an unforgettable sense of humor, an enormous heart and an enthusiasm for life that was incredibly rare and inspiring. He also routinely spoke about the importance of forgiveness, open-mindedness and empathy, which seemed surprising and courageous for a man whose line of work brought him face to face with so much danger & fear."
He's right about forgiveness. You ever seen that footage of that man by the name of Rule rewiring Gary Ridgway's head by forgiving him for killing his daughter? Powerful stuff, that forgiveness.
Man, I wish this was like 3 hours long.
Jim and Ant were asking the right questions too. They could've kept it going for another hour definitely.
Dirk Reurslag You got it right, Opie was the "rudder" for the ship, as usual, which, of course, means that he was underwater, and thankfully no one could hear him most of the time.
@@anadryantontine epic comment hahahaha
Just listen to it 4 times over, smart ass.
Why? He's telling you everything that's already out there.
This is considered one of their best interviews that isn't comedian related. Such a great interview.
They should have done more which is easy for little ol me to say on the sideline bc they give a sense of not feeling worthy of non-comedians. Opie eludes to their celebrity guest appararances are rare and it’s almost self deprecating as if they couldn’t do it if given the chance. Like you said, they are actually good at getting to anything interesting, funny or not.
@@nimo517 dude can't we just agree it's a good interview
@@delsi3795 pretty sure that’s all I said, while I also criticized and made suggestions for it to be better. That was ignorant of me as this show is long and gone so I’m actually sorry if I sound whining up there, but I truly think it’s one of the best inetervies of all time
@@delsi3795 he just said it was a good interview
@@distanthope9153 you don't read well do you?
Detective Pat Kennedy died from a heart attack just a couple months after this interview. You can tell right off that this guy was a easy man to talk to, essential for being a good detective who interviews suspects.
Whaaaa? Man that sucks ass, dude sounded like a good guy.
He wasn't all that bright though. Religious nut.
This really made me sad. Fuck you, I know I’m late
Dam That SUCKS
Sad thing about being huge like that, way more stress on your heart. All the men in my family are 6’6, so at the point when the height takes time off your lifespan
You listen to Opie and Anthony because you just wanna die laughing, but when they do an interview and the interviewee knows they like him and is enjoying being there, it’s legit. This is great.
this station was the epitome of radio & america
"Black skull in a refrigerator does not get explained away."
I come back to this like every 6 months. Wish it was longer and wish they coulda had Pat Kennedy on more before this. It’s a shame he passed away shortly after. R.I.P. Pat Kennedy ❤️
I got to meet Pat before he died. Awesome guy, really friendly.
What Did You talk about ?
@@tristanrich2365 troll better next time
Ive met pat on a numbet of occasions. Talk about a guy that lights up and takes control of a room. Ive been really good friends with his youngest son since 1990-91.
Ill never forget Pat's usage of the term "honey", when describing Dahmer's image in the Milwaukee gay bar scene in the A&E American Justice episode.
Id never heard that term before, and I remember it being funny to me as a kid watching it. I never knew he passed all this time, so tragic. RIP.
RIP Pat Kennedy. Seemed like a guy you'd wanna have a beer with. Wish this was a longer interview. Thanks for the upload.
He had quit drinking, but yeah great dude and litterally could take control of a room. Not in an arrogant way, just very confident, great talker and just a huge presence.
"He was a pathetic fuck.." *room glances at Opie*
Easily one of the absolute best O&A&J interviews ever, I reiterate many fans by saying it should be the ENTIRE SHOW. There's way too much to cover in 35 minutes.
By far one of the most interesting guests on the show.
Probably O&A's best interview.
Pat Kennedy was great. R.I.P.
This was a genuinely great interview. Who knew how good these three goofs can be when all three of them are interested in the interview.
I just found out that Pat Kennedy died a few months after this interview.. Wow.. What a loss!! R.I.P. Patrick Kennedy!!
Its the top comment on here
@@dey7890I want to hear more of this story. Does Pat still do interviews?
Such a shame this guy passed away not long after. Real cool dude and funny.
Snake Plissken yeah Dahmer was great.
his sense of humor was pretty dark though
Phil Lach It would have to be seeing dead bodies every day.
Dahmer?
Gerrold Lloyd
Using a joke that already got used... boo.
The “Polish Kid” Mike who the cop was talking about was the head of security at my high school.
Did Mike ever go into detail about what he saw?
So sad this nice guy died. RIP big guy. I mean the cop, not Dahmer.
I prefer Dahmer.
@@jondoe8275 he'd probably prefer you too, in pieces of course.
Dahmer was better
Screw that white self-hating POS
😆😆😆😂😂😂
You could tell that Patrick Kennedy had told this story so many times that over the years he had collected interesting little details about every part of the story
This interview is 100 times better then the movie, many interesting points kennedy made here werent in the movie
The new Dahmer series on Netflix is probably the best media depicting Dahmer to date.
HOW HAVE I NEVER HEARD THIS BEFORE?! This should have been 3 hours!!
26:18
"What was your first inkling that this was a massive case, by the way?"
"Oh, when I saw the head."
LMFAO
Another insightful question by the
Opster...
Yeah that would do it….that would do it.
Dr. Patrick Kennedy's book has now been published.
Dahmer Detective by Patrick Kennedy and Robyn Maharaj is now available for purchase through most online book vendors aand will be available at some select bookstores as of September 20th.
What's the over/under on Claypool's survival post-jab? I give him 1 more year and he's giving Taylor Hawkins a warm hug!
@@TheKitchenerLeslieIs he really pro jab?
@@mr.brenman2132 He wrote a song praising Fauci and excoriating anyone who questions the government and Mr. Science. It's called Conspiranoia.
@@TheKitchenerLeslie That's sad.
Glad Opie is there to ask the questions no one wanted to hear answered
"Right on." Ugh.
Yet another O&A segment I've never heard, & I've been listening since 2011... I seriously love that about O&A, endless content
Right? They seem to rise to the surface like rocks; the gift that keeps on giving.
He died approximately 2 months after this spot. Sad. Seemed like a nice guy.
Yep, people die. Crazy, huh.
PrezDaNT is GoD Haxed over 29000 FB acounts scumbag. You SJWs. Smdh at 2019. Sad world.
@@bigblue162He wasn't that old so yes.
I am glad they bogarted their way into a 40 minute interview when it was meant to be a 15 minuter.
This interview was better than the documentary.
One of the best O&A interviews ever. Rest in Paradise, Detective Patrick Kennedy.~+~
They say giants have short lifespans because their hearts are so big.
Lyzz Lyzzy
Fuck I hope not. I’m nearly as big 😕
No, it’s because their hearts have to work harder
Id love to hear the audio of him talking to Dahmer
Detective Kennedy is like the amalgamation of Officer Hightower and Mahoney.
That interview was fascinating . Thank you so much for posting this video.
My ex was a detective in the army. She told me when dahmer was at baumholder Germany post, he was suspected of 9 more murders. They just couldn't prove it. He was very calculating.
Oh yes big time, many people came out saying he raped them and tried assaulting them
Wait so when he was in the military, they thought that he murdered 9 people???
@@williampoole1742 yes but most of them where women and he just killed man but i think he killed them he was very sick
thats crazy how the cops walked that asian guy back to dahmers and basically unknowingly handed him off to get killed
+ragingbrawler - You could just as easily make the argument that it shows just how petrified the police are/were of being accused of homophobic discrimination. If they'd arrested the guy and it turned out it _was_ just a lover's quarrel, you leftist SJWs would've been calling for them to be fired for discrimination. You could just as easily make the argument that the psychotic far-left, PC culture is to blame for those deaths.
It was obviously a conspiracy! Mind control, thermite paint!
E101ification how old are you? no one was scared of being homophobic back then - least of all midwestern cops. this was still when gays weren't even allowed in the military, get over your sjw hate-boner and think before you make shit up
E101ification not back then idiot
notsusan You're an SJW, right?
33:00 the last thing you hear is Jimmy asking for a photo haha
Opie is useless here, as usual
U mean Tits Hughes?
He asks dumb questions, and then he keeps pressing those dumb questions.
At least he isn't a literal sexual predator like Jim and Ant
Somebody needs to drive the bus while the animals play in the rear
@SgtBaker16 Oh i guess Ant doesn't try to groom 14 year olds online then and jimmy doesn't rape chicks passed out from drinking too much alcohol then. My mistake. I'm tired of people shitting on Opie when they're two sexual predators that actually deserve hate. Thats worse than ANYTHING opie did on air
Pat Kennedy will forever live on in The Goose
Fuck!! He died??? Dam Pat seemed like a good dude
Gone too soon. R.I.P. Detective. Thank you for your service.
Slurp how's that boot taste
@badxradxandy What's it like being a 30 some year old virgin? You've never encountered police because no one invited you to any party. D & D guys!
what a great interview. Forget looking up radio shows, today I'll be looking up Dahmer
Heard this clip over 20 times. No point on watching the Dahmer show.
Awesome interview. This guy is the typical has seen everything cop. Huge as hell to boot. Great listen.
Dahmer used to frequent a bar on the same block as the police station in Milwaukee so he could listen into what regular cops in the bar were talking about and to see if anybody was onto him and he actually became friendly with a bunch of the cops
you sure that's Dahmer, or Ed Kemper?
That’s Ed Kemper I’m pretty sure
That was kemper and a guy serial killer from uppnstate New York
this is one of the best interviews they ever did.
what a mountain of a man next to Jimmy. lol
It's like Big Jim Norton next to Jim Norton
Eric_Hitchmo
I'm going to go ahead and down you. Sorry
Jimmy could have been a horse jockey he's a small guy.
For anyone curious, Pat wrote a book about the entire ordeal with Dahmer.
I downloaded it from audible this past weekend. It's great to listen to while I'm working or cleaning up around the house.
Do you know the name of this movie they are talking about
@@aubreyciak4968 the Jeffery Dahmer Files
My bedtime story. Have a good night.
Cop said “John Barley corn” lol. That’s like an 1800’s term.
It's an 1800s 'stache too
@@stinkfinga4918 like Sam’s dad lol. I just finished the Netflix series and it’s nowhere near as interesting as this short interview. By the end it turned into some sort of some inspirational story of the schizophrenic that beat Dahmer to death. We’re all glad Dahmer got what was coming to him, but to pretend the psychopath that did it was somehow the righteous hand of God. The creep was basically a slightly less creepy version of Dahmer. He was kicked out of school for being an alcoholic, kicked out of Job Corp then went back and murdered two people.
great interview, sad to hear that he passed😢 great personality and storyteller. RIP
Scary to think Tracy Edwards wasnt pressing charges, and that this story could have kept going.
I do think I read that Dahmer was being evicted, and im not sure how he would have disposed of the drum and other evidence during his move, but I suppose it was possible, and that many more young men would have died at the hands of Dahmer.
Thank god he didnt hide those Polaroids better.
He was actually keeping the polaroids in a locked box. It was later when he completely lost control he didn't care anymore and became a mess.
I believe it was either in his interrogation or during one of his talks with the psychiatrists he said that he would have destroyed all of the evidence for the eviction. But he also said that it would be very hard for him to part away from all of that. Since he was also planning to build an altar. Nevertheless to think he was that close to destroying all of the evidence and just leave the place completely in a month is CRAZY. He would have been never found or would have been found only after killing 15-or-some other men.
When Tom Sizemore was told that Patrick Kennedy had died on the show (another show) he was proper gutted.
He clearly did not know.
I must admit, Patrick Kennedy is / was a great guest & a top bloke.
+Wiggysan Wiggysan
Do you happen to remember which program, man?
+lesterclaypool1 Not sure mate, it was after the "fuck up" Sizemore interview. In fact, I (think) it was O&J rather then O&A.
Wiggysan Wiggysan
Thanks brother.
I'll have a look around.
If I find it I'll throw the link back to you, save you a bunch of other people asking.
***** Top work Squire
+Wiggysan Wiggysan "proper gutted" ugh...
Jeff injected acid into some of the guys heads to try & make them into "zombies" he could have sex with. He said that none of them lived longer then a day. Can you imagine?
so horrific
His knowledge of brain biology was quite shite to say the least lol!
I seen the same thing that he did except he Drilled holes in their head instead of using poison... sick psycho fuck
help me out here Hendry! Im trynna fuck this zombie!
It wasn't acid, he injected boiling water according to Jeffrey - which would be just as bad. I can only imagine what it was like living in the area of the Oxford apartments at the time shortly before his arrest. The entire area smelling of rotting flesh and the Milwaukee police were too indifferent to do anything about it, they were too busy cracking racial jokes on their radios. Another reason why all police departments should be wiped out and replaced with something even better. I'm still pissed the city never set up the promised memorial to the 17 victims.
Fantastic interview. Should’ve been longer.
"Thank you for your service." Where was the car crash sound?
Such a great story teller, wish he was here with us on the dahmer tapes!
Shutup
@@anthonynelson1187 You shut up lol TF
@@Amaro2021 lol
super interesting. also thankful Anthony and Jimmy got away from the childish redhead
This was such a good interview... Literally, listening to Pat Kennedy talk is just the most fascinating thing ever. Like Scuba below me said, this should be a 3-4 hour interview!
"Thank you for your service" lol
Killer interview (get it? tss tss). Thanks!
Shtthats not funny he killed abuncha preople.
oh Rockownz5150 you slay me with that joke!
home run cockSUCKaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Chip, is that you?!? ;o)
clarabellen tss dont b confuzed da real chipperson iz heer cawksuckaaa TSSSSS im jus chippin ya whydoncha suk n a big fawkin peckaa
Sadly Patrick Kennedy passed away 3 months after this aired
I've read quite a bit on Dahmer, aswell as listening to the Last Podcast On The Left episodes about him, but Pat still managed to give me a new perspective on him. "A pathetic fuck". And someone whose life was totally given over to hedonistic pursuits - a moderate one in alcoholism & an unfathomably evil one in trying to create zombie sex slaves. Really interesting dude, Pat Kennedy.
Pat died 2 months later...
I used to be 6’ 7 1/2 but now I’m ONLY 6’ 7
Now 6' under
The real shit starts at 3:30
Damn great interview! Wish they could have talked way longer.
"WE FOUND A FINGER IN A GARAGE!" 💀💀💀💀
No, he only dragged one (minor) back to his death because the hilarious police failed at their job.
Typical of the quality policing coming out of Wisconsin.
@@axollotThe woke replacement "social workers" would have taken him back as well. They love underage gay relationships.
So sad this guy died, really interesting to hear about. I heard the cop died too.
Norton gets turned on when men's men are in studio
--Wait wait that mustache is REAL?
Wow Amazing interview thanks for upload!
Opie even ruined the rhythm of this interview. He clearly said one head. he ruins everything. Everything he chooses to say is always wrong and horribly timed and a non sequitur just slams on the brakes so weird it’s like a disease.
Does anyone know if Pat released his book? I found out he passed away sadly shortly after this interview.
Dahmer Detective by Patrick Kennedy and Robyn Maharaj is now available for purchase through most online book vendors.
I'm about a quarter into my copy. It's a good read, but if you know cops you can tell a cop wrote it. Very interesting to see the non-verbal cues Kennedy picked up on in the first night's interrogation that will, knowing the court case, reveal further information further on. He was an intuitive dude.
thanks a lot, dude.
Nik0ran
Happy to help.
Love your avi pic.
Being from Milwaukee myself this is great to hear. Milwaukee cops do not fuck around let me tell you that and they’re mostly smart guys
What a monster of a man not Dahlmer, but Pat Kennedy. My God what a beast R.I.P Pat.
Dahmer? I hardly know her!
First mistake....."the good Bush"
I watched My Friend Dahmer and I felt so sorry for him such sadness but then again he did unforgivable things and killed people's loved ones..life is so complex and so fucking brutal sometimes
I want to know what the first police officer said (or screamed) when he saw the head in the refrigerator?!?!
(OJ voice): “Look out!”
RIP det Kennedy 🖤
11:47 It's an obvious statement, but considering it came from Opie I'm stunned. That shit is right out of a fucking movie.
Old Jeff seems more charming than Opie
Did Patrick ever get that book he mentioned published?
I don't believe so. He died not too long after this interview.
Friday Show Hmm the reason I questioned it was because at 31:35 of the clip he mentions that "I have just completed a book...and was looking for a publisher"
Dan Berkman - it’s on Amazon, Dahmer detective
Yes
Was looking for this for a while. Great interview.
" like a calamari?" 😂😂😂
Opie's biggest contribution to this show
"how tall are you?"
"Right on." Ugh.
Your biggest contribution is commenting what he asked.. sad
Fun fact, the guy who escaped and brought the cops was himself arrested shortly after due to the publicity, because he had a warrant on him for sexual assault on a 14-year-old girl.
Lol Donahue called him out on national TV for that
Does anyone have the nopie version for this?
26:30 Ewww... The Opster projecting his narcissism onto others. Instead of thinking "oh man, this is an experience most people don't often encounter.."
The Opsters mind gravitates to "Man this is gonna get MILLIONS of views! We're gonna sell Dahmer T-Shirts & Coffee Mugs!" Bleh.....
Listened to this on the last day of my office job
What happened?
Can they get the fucking guy who caught one of the world's sickest serial killers a decent microphone?!
They thought the black guy that ran out of Jeffrey Dahmer’s house was initially a fugitive smh lol.
Just a mark of the times
It's called playing the odds
Even during segments featuring a one-time guest who can tell a story, Opie has the ability to make things worse. Just shut up and press buttons. Actually no, just shut up.
Guy looks like he could have played a sheriff in a old western.
No wonder he had a heart attack, participating in a movie and the press for it the same year he's writing a book and working.
How many words did the director speak? Lol
The real story is so much more interesting than the Netflix show
One of my favorite interviews they ever did
My favorite O&A clip. Everyone was in their A game.
Except opie
I had no idea about that change in his personality from straight to stereotypical acting. Nobody had ever mentioned that before.Very odd!
that might have been his way of trying to start it all up again and looking for new victims but doing things his old way would been impossible, no privacy, who knows, but i read that when made it to general population he was having a hard time keeping those urges at bay and was taunting people,acting weird even cutting into his food in a provocative way that was freaking and pissing off the other inmates, I'm sure him getting killed was a inside job between the inmates and guards, they all wanted his ass gone!
His last victim which escaped from Dahmer and stopped the police asking them to take the cuffs off, told in his hearing that Dahmer had quite a few personality changes while he was with him. He was the shy, nice guy (we got to see in the interviews), completely out of his mind and focused on The Exorcist III (moving back and forth and sort of humming while watching the movie) but also violent and in rage as well as whiny like a child, laying his head on the victims chest, listening to his heartbeat and telling him that he would eat his heart later.
Maybe Dahmer could not control these changes but maybe they were just part of his manipulative serial killer mind. Maybe he decided to play the mushy homosexual for the rest of his life? We don't know.
Is it that odd? I mean Kennedy and Murphy had close contact with him in the first six weeks after his arrest. After that, he spent a long time in solitary confinement, so who knows what effect it had on him. His drastic change in looks probably contributed to that impression as well. In the first six weeks after his arrest he was still looking sharp. In jail, he gained weight and became more nerdy-looking.