I saw Jeffrey Dahmer in person. I lived nearby when it happened and a friend and I decided to wake up early one morning and get in line to see if we could get in and we did. I was sitting in front of his father and when he walked in the courtroom he and I made eye contact for a moment. He was bigger than I expected.
My husband and I went to this museum a couple years ago and I loved it! I've got so many pics in this museum. Including the Bronco. Lol we also went to the Titanic museum because I'm obsessed with Titanic. Lol
This museum is so cool. Loved all of it. I thought the rustler shoes that made horse shoe prints was pretty smart. I liked the music they were playing in the background. Thanks.
I visited there over a year ago, and I loved the museum. When I stepped into the corner where all the Gacy items were, I got sick on my stomach and had to sit down. They were, by far, the darkest items in there for me. Thanks for this video. You did a great job!! Merry Christmas!
I had no idea this museum existed! I love Alcatraz in a creepy/spooky kind of way, and you and Jordan have both done excellent videos on Alcatraz! Never fail to disappoint!
I went here July 2022 and I don’t know how to explain it but, I felt very unsettled being near the Gacy display. All in all I loved the museum and was surprised at how much rare items they had.
My Dad before he passed away from Cancer he was a Gun and Knife dealer his collection was of guns from the 1st actual gun till modern day guns and I would love ❤️❤️❤️ the older guns
That museum should know how many of us wouldn’t know about them if it weren’t for your videos. I want to check this place out now…bummer they’d give up free advertisement. Great video btw! :)
i just went for the first time last year. im a huge true crime fan and highly reccomend. they also show a 9/11 tribute room and its really heartbreaking
There's a scene where one of Sosa's assassins shot Gina with a Uzi. Tony took that Uzi from him and used it against him. I think this particular Uzi is displayed in the museum. Also the gun appeared in the chainsaw scene is a Mac 10, not a Uzi and the gun Tony used in the final scene is a Colt AR15, not a M16.
@@DazewithJordantheLionWhat was the museums reason for not wanting your vlog? Did they not tell u to video stuff and then after u posted your vlog , they started to complain?
Sorry you can't film there anymore, Jordan. But thanks 😊 for taking us along on your adventures! I can no longer travel, so this is great for me to see. 👍
You are in my favorite getaway spot. Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge are such beautiful places. Its fun in town but the beauty is outside of the main strip. We never made it to the museum in the 8 times we visited .The timing never worked out. We will be going next time for sure. Great video Jordan
Pretty amazing collection they have. Creepy but fascinating. History at its worse but history none the less. I think history needs to be preserved & not hidden away like it never happened. That's what I love about your style of vlogs Jordan. You've preserved so many places,people & stories over the years. Look forward to your 2nd vlog.
Jordan, this was another great video. I feel museums that do not support filming are missing the opportunity to showcase their exhibits on a global stage. Over the years you have introduced us to many exceptional museums and, as an overseas viewer, I remember the museum, where it was situated and, on several occasions, have spoken about it in conversations. Also, many times after watching your vlog I often wish I was near at hand to visit and experience the attraction myself. It just seems a pity. Glad you managed to visit in time. Many thanks.
I've been to this museum multiple times. I always get a bad vibe from the gacy stuff. Even just watching your video, that negative vibes comes through.
That’s beyond ridiculous that they now prohibit any filming. It’s been very good publicity for them and has probably made a lot of people want to come visit that museum.
boy I'm really sorry Jordan that this museum has chosen to no longer allow video. What a disservice they are doing to themselves. your videos are the whole reason I plan on going. I already did Route 66 because of you, Scott Michaels and Adam. Thank you by the way! I rented a brand new Cadillac SUV and went from Santa Monica to Chicago and back. Best vacation ever! You rock Jordan, thanks for all you do!
I was over in Chicago in 1995 from the U.K. visiting family and although I’d seen the Lexington hotel in 92 I wanted to go again as they had just started demolition. I managed to get a couple of half bricks and a nice chunk of the orange slate to bring home.
I did time in Columbia correctional institution, this was 7 years after Jeffrey Dahmer died but there was still alot of people there that remember him. He was a very quiet guy.
Love your two recent vlogs from here. Bummer on their change of vlogging policy. Don't forget there are lots of Mom and Pop style of roadside attractions that will always welcome the vloggers. In fact, it was nice getting to meet Will and Dawn (Yankees In The South) and having your friend Jacob (Carpetbagger) stop by again this month. I think Jenny had a blast in Toyland.
I would buy the OJ bronco and a lot of serial killers. It’s super cool. What they did is wrong but I would love to have a museum of things I like. Cars, Music, crime artifacts, war, planes, skateboarding, chemistry, Paleontology, and a bunch of things like that. I love history
The rustler footwear was completely flat with cow hoof indentations to make hoof prints when you walked in them , they definitely didn't have horse shoes attached and didn't have massive heels on them which would be counter to productive . Makes me wonder what else is not genuine in the museum
Great video Jordan. I would like to go there sometime. When my grandmother was a little girl in Mexico she had to hide from Pancho Villa 😳 I saw Monica Lewinsky when I was working in the 90s as a bookkeeper at Whole Foods in Brentwood. I came down to get a snack on my break and she was walking out of the bathroom. It's strange but Manson's song, Look at your Game Girl, is not a bad song, it's a little bit haunting.
This collection was originally located in Washington D.C. as the Crime and Punishment Museum, including the handcuff partition ropes. The Dahmer glasses came from a collection online, and were sold recently. If they have scything else, they have Bundy’s VW Beetle, Gacey’s clown costumes, Albert Fish’s letters, ect.
Some of the stuff is very interesting to see but I have mixed feeling about the whole thing. It feels in a way that we're immortalizing people we should not immortalize - I'm talking about people like Gacy and other serial killers.
Its a learning experience and a reminder to mankind to never make the same mistakes again we are talking about seriously sick twisted people who back in their era didnt have the resources, support or education that we do today so it is important to share these facts not to glorify them but to teach others and to never let such things happen again for example Dahmers case was the most famous case about insanity where the judges and lawyers and the police did their utmost best to proof facts on whether dahmer was sane or insane
FYI, just thought you should know that the Gacy paint set was his LITERAL paint set that he used for his paintings. Not for his clown makeup. You can tell because the paint tubes were brands of actual artist paint with paintbrushes, they were not face paint. He was known for his paintings of clowns, many of which were done while he was in prison. Also, the Scarface gun wasn't the "Say hello to my little friend" gun. The gun in the ending scene with him saying that was an AR15 with grenade launcher attached. 🙂 The Uzi was used earlier in the movie.
The best Museum of History. To be honest this stories and humans should be remembered for many future generations in a positive or negative way this happen and the impact they left behind cannot be forgotten
I assume the main reason they no longer allow videoing in the museum is you may be getting other people in the frame that haven't agreed to being photographed / videoed ... I'm sure someone complained ... at one time or another ...
I was just there in October. It was super funny even know my sister and her friend are more of crime buffs than I am. I still do everything in there somehow.
Of course she was judged harshly. She was taken advantage of by a grown man with power, she didn't stand a chance as a young impressionable woman working in that environment. I wish her well.
The DB Cooper exhibit, the stairs on the 727 he jumped from, were no longer able to be opened in flight after that hijacking. The locking mechanism is semi- affectionately called the Cooper lock.
The pizza bomb is so nuts I just finished a deep dive podcast into that. The pizza guy wasn’t some innocent random he was in on it he just had second thoughts at the last minute but then they jumped him and forced him. He seemed to realize at the last minute just how bad and dumb of an idea it was. Plus the ring leader, the woman, was a complete psychopath. Such a wild story! This video was great mate!!!!!
I remember watching a documentary on the cecil hotel and all the online sleuths and Podcaster that thought they cracked the case, but in reality just ruined a lot of innocent lives with hair-brained idiot theories and accusations.. let's put it this way.. when you want to believe something deeper was going on, you'll buy into anything to make it true
@@DazewithJordantheLion ok, so it isn’t just the podcast that made me form that thought. It’s well known that the police and detectives and the other involved criminals all say that he was involved with the planning but was under assumption that the bomb would be fake. Now his family all contest this but I mean every criminals family always says “my so and so would never harm anyone” I have gone back and forth a lot but I lean toward he was involved then forced. What about you what do you think? We can have a discussion without being rude to each other I’m interested in hearing others opinions
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Imagine wearing the Gacy clown suit and the Dahmer glasses as you play the Manson guitar and use the Bundy typewriter to compose a song.
Hell naaaw 😂 I'll pass.. That's a little too creepy 😅
🤣it will be iconic song
That’s how you summon the devil. 😂
what if they have blood and guts stains on them 😂😂😂
I'd write a banger of a song
Those glasses are beyond creepy. Just imagine putting them on and what those lens have seen.
I thought the same thing
To see what the killer seen would be beyond creepy.
I thought these were just his prison glasses?
@@shawnak4540what if that was the curse when you put em on? 😮
right? they're so blue, and when he looks into the camera you can tell he's just strange
I saw Jeffrey Dahmer in person. I lived nearby when it happened and a friend and I decided to wake up early one morning and get in line to see if we could get in and we did. I was sitting in front of his father and when he walked in the courtroom he and I made eye contact for a moment. He was bigger than I expected.
Can you find yourself on the court footage
That’s pretty cool though, imagine getting to see one of the most popular killers in history in person.
@@Suri-ph5jf...and living to talk about it.
He was a Big guy therefore a very succesfull host . Able to lure many victims
Ok lmao
My husband and I went to this museum a couple years ago and I loved it! I've got so many pics in this museum. Including the Bronco. Lol we also went to the Titanic museum because I'm obsessed with Titanic. Lol
@jessiscagold How much was it to gain admission to the museum?
Titanic Exhibit: Did you live or die? My wife and I both lived.
Loved it? Many people died bcuz of them I don't think "loved it" is the word. Put yourself in the families shoes
This museum is so cool. Loved all of it. I thought the rustler shoes that made horse shoe prints was pretty smart. I liked the music they were playing in the background. Thanks.
Fr I was thinking to that was smart asf
I visited there over a year ago, and I loved the museum. When I stepped into the corner where all the Gacy items were, I got sick on my stomach and had to sit down. They were, by far, the darkest items in there for me. Thanks for this video. You did a great job!! Merry Christmas!
What place is this called and where
i went as well and i feel the same, such a weird feeling in there with the clown suits and gacy items
@lexibryson66 Alcatraz East Crime Museum, its located in Pigeon Forge, TN. I was just there last year and I loved it.
Hell yea monica Lewinsky was nice to everyone
@@lexibryson66 It is in Pigeon Forge, TN, and it called Alcatraz East.
Awesome museum.😁 Thanks for taking me along. Love all your content.❤
I had no idea this museum existed! I love Alcatraz in a creepy/spooky kind of way, and you and Jordan have both done excellent videos on Alcatraz! Never fail to disappoint!
If this is the pigeon forge one it was made of most of the pieces from the Washington museum of crime after it was closed down.
My son loved this museum as did I but my favorite is Titanic across the parkway . Loved both
Thanks for taking us along on your tour, what a cool place!
I went here July 2022 and I don’t know how to explain it but, I felt very unsettled being near the Gacy display. All in all I loved the museum and was surprised at how much rare items they had.
Wow- I was blown away by some of the stuff there Jordan. Thanks for what you do.
DB Cooper for me is the most interesting…. Doesn’t look to have any items but at least it gets a mention 👍🏻
My Dad before he passed away from Cancer he was a Gun and Knife dealer his collection was of guns from the 1st actual gun till modern day guns and I would love ❤️❤️❤️ the older guns
That museum should know how many of us wouldn’t know about them if it weren’t for your videos. I want to check this place out now…bummer they’d give up free advertisement. Great video btw! :)
A lot of us won't go because we saw it on the internet is what their thinking...😢
Me too 5 minutes into this video I'm planning on leaving my state just to go to this museum.
i just went for the first time last year. im a huge true crime fan and highly reccomend. they also show a 9/11 tribute room and its really heartbreaking
The Uzi from scarface is from the hotel room scene with the chainsaw. Not from the ending. He's using a M16 with a grenade launcher in the end.
I was just saying the same thing to my wife
Looking for this comment.
I just went to look that up. Came back and saw your comment.
There's a scene where one of Sosa's assassins shot Gina with a Uzi. Tony took that Uzi from him and used it against him. I think this particular Uzi is displayed in the museum.
Also the gun appeared in the chainsaw scene is a Mac 10, not a Uzi and the gun Tony used in the final scene is a Colt AR15, not a M16.
@@hag2615exactly I hate when ppl call it the m16 😂😂😂😂
How many glasses did Dhamer have? Every crime museum and murderbillia collector has a pair.
I’m pretty sure there’s 3 total but I’m assuming there was replicas made
He had 3 in total but there was one replica of each pair made
@@maya.yoo0 true
It’s probably not real. The signature of Dahmer at this museum is dated 12/12/94. Dahmer died 11/28/84. Lol
Dahmer died in 94. But yes he did die on 11/28 so the 12/12/94 date wouldn't make sense seeing how he would have been killed 2 weeks before.
Love this museum! Stayed a long time!
Those Rustlers shoes killed me! Imagine realising you've been robbed but just seeing horse shoe prints all over the place 😂
🤣🤣🤣
*I was coming right down to comment that same thing, really genius item*
*Do you think walking backwards would do anything to help fool the police?*
😂😂😂
Why people even do that to a serial killer put their stuff at the museum as if they are important? This so wrong to me smh
Ok why put nazi memorabilia in a museum”as if there important”.
There's a certain curiosity about it.
I can't lie, this definitely feeds my morbid curiosity.
One of my favorite museums
Multiple people claim to own Dahmers glasses. I find it hard to believe they survived him being bludgeoned.
Most people that wear glasses have more than one pair
@@DazewithJordantheLion Ive worn glasses 40 years....Only one pair owned at a time that whole time.
@@DazewithJordantheLionWhat was the museums reason for not wanting your vlog? Did they not tell u to video stuff and then after u posted your vlog , they started to complain?
@@ashpearce2289 You should try a new pair, they make some pretty nice glasses these days...
I went to the museum in Feb of last year and was happy I made it. Great exhibits and great descriptions of the artifacts
Sorry you can't film there anymore, Jordan. But thanks 😊 for taking us along on your adventures! I can no longer travel, so this is great for me to see. 👍
Who said you cant
@@@barryallen8753
Listen to the video. And have a wonderful day 😊
@@marlenepearson3936 but he did record so what was the problem I don’t get it
You are in my favorite getaway spot. Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge are such beautiful places. Its fun in town but the beauty is outside of the main strip. We never made it to the museum in the 8 times we visited .The timing never worked out. We will be going next time for sure. Great video Jordan
Pretty amazing collection they have. Creepy but fascinating. History at its worse but history none the less. I think history needs to be preserved & not hidden away like it never happened. That's what I love about your style of vlogs Jordan. You've preserved so many places,people & stories over the years. Look forward to your 2nd vlog.
Wow! That's an incredible museum! Some freaky stuff for sure but very fascinating.
They had some interesting things looks like a fun museum awesome job Jordan
This is fascinating!! Thank you!! Looking forward to part 2.
That woman’s laugh after you said “torture device” scared me! 😂😂
Imagine all the paranormal activity there with all that stuff their the sorrow and pain connected to them
Very interesting items. Glad you vlogged this for us to see. Thanks for taking us along. Take care.
This was absolutely wonderful. Thank you.
Jordan, this was another great video. I feel museums that do not support filming are missing the opportunity to showcase their exhibits on a global stage. Over the years you have introduced us to many exceptional museums and, as an overseas viewer, I remember the museum, where it was situated and, on several occasions, have spoken about it in conversations. Also, many times after watching your vlog I often wish I was near at hand to visit and experience the attraction myself. It just seems a pity. Glad you managed to visit in time. Many thanks.
Exactly! Not everybody will be able to visit these places so at least we have the videos. To take that away is kind of messed up.
Awesome video my favourite so far can't wait for the next one😊
I've been to this museum multiple times. I always get a bad vibe from the gacy stuff. Even just watching your video, that negative vibes comes through.
I literally just commented about it! Im glad I’m not the only one who felt that way
Great video. Can't wait for part 2 Jordan.
That’s beyond ridiculous that they now prohibit any filming. It’s been very good publicity for them and has probably made a lot of people want to come visit that museum.
Maybe they prohibited filming because the flashing of the light from cameras and videos were fading the old pictures on display.
Wow... you worked hard on this one, thanx bud, much appreciated!!
Those glasses have seen a lot of things that others didn't see..
Serial killers 15:38
Gacy 16:02
Bundy 17:59
Dahmer 18:56
I had a knee surgery at Union Memorial Hospital here in Baltimore and I saw that tree that Capone donated
boy I'm really sorry Jordan that this museum has chosen to no longer allow video. What a disservice they are doing to themselves. your videos are the whole reason I plan on going. I already did Route 66 because of you, Scott Michaels and Adam. Thank you by the way! I rented a brand new Cadillac SUV and went from Santa Monica to Chicago and back. Best vacation ever! You rock Jordan, thanks for all you do!
They want people to visit the museum not just watch it on RUclips, so they limit videotaping for that reason. Totally understandable
Yeah...really! Mr. I want everything free
That's some wild stuff, great collection at that museum
I love that place!! My favorite things are the busts of John List and Florencia Gooding!!
Amazing video of some really amazing exhibits thank you for sharing 👍🏼
Wonderful video. Thank you Jordan!!
I was over in Chicago in 1995 from the U.K. visiting family and although I’d seen the Lexington hotel in 92 I wanted to go again as they had just started demolition. I managed to get a couple of half bricks and a nice chunk of the orange slate to bring home.
People are so evil 😔! I think there is more bad than good in this world
Exactly
Great video Jordan cannot wait for part 2.
took a trip here last year in August had a great time thanks for the video man brings back a lot of good memories
Nice i work right next door at Margaritaville and planning on going soon
The only way I know about the museum is through RUclips.
I watched The Hiwaymen with Costner and Harrellson the other day. Great movie about Haymer and Bonnie and Clyde.
I did time in Columbia correctional institution, this was 7 years after Jeffrey Dahmer died but there was still alot of people there that remember him. He was a very quiet guy.
Did you meet the guy who killed him?
@@RAIN-ct2or no he was shipped off to super-max.
@@RAIN-ct2orChristopher Scarver
@10:08 that not the gun he says, say hello to my little friend. The one Tony Montana is using is a colt AR WITH A FAKE M203 GRENADE LAUNCHER...
Great video! Can't wait to see part 2!
@Anitaheaton How are we gonna see part 2 if the museum won't allow filming?
Love your two recent vlogs from here. Bummer on their change of vlogging policy. Don't forget there are lots of Mom and Pop style of roadside attractions that will always welcome the vloggers. In fact, it was nice getting to meet Will and Dawn (Yankees In The South) and having your friend Jacob (Carpetbagger) stop by again this month. I think Jenny had a blast in Toyland.
No one has ever identified what gun Wyatt Earp used at the OK Corral gunfight. Several museums claim to have the gun used by Earp.
I would buy the OJ bronco and a lot of serial killers. It’s super cool. What they did is wrong but I would love to have a museum of things I like. Cars, Music, crime artifacts, war, planes, skateboarding, chemistry,
Paleontology, and a bunch of things like that. I love history
I love that museum. Been twice. Seems they have new items.
Good one Jordan. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Jordan
How are Dahmers glasses not broken ?? Dude got his face smashed in by a barbel
I se you from France 🇫🇷 Thanks very interresting
The rustler footwear was completely flat with cow hoof indentations to make hoof prints when you walked in them , they definitely didn't have horse shoes attached and didn't have massive heels on them which would be counter to productive . Makes me wonder what else is not genuine in the museum
I saw thr same horse shoes in the border patrol museum. You are wrong
This is an AMAZING museum……..yeah I wan some time ago and they had Bundy’s VW Bug, OJ’s Bronco, Bonnie and Clyde’s care with bullet holes….
Awesome museum cool stuff to look at too 1:48
Yes baby 😍
Great video Jordan. I would like to go there sometime. When my grandmother was a little girl in Mexico she had to hide from Pancho Villa 😳 I saw Monica Lewinsky when I was working in the 90s as a bookkeeper at Whole Foods in Brentwood. I came down to get a snack on my break and she was walking out of the bathroom. It's strange but Manson's song, Look at your Game Girl, is not a bad song, it's a little bit haunting.
tell us more did u like whole foods
That's sad. My last visit they told me to film as much as I wanted.
Wow!! We live among some scary people
Great job! Thank you!
This collection was originally located in Washington D.C. as the Crime and Punishment Museum, including the handcuff partition ropes. The Dahmer glasses came from a collection online, and were sold recently. If they have scything else, they have Bundy’s VW Beetle, Gacey’s clown costumes, Albert Fish’s letters, ect.
Some of the stuff is very interesting to see but I have mixed feeling about the whole thing. It feels in a way that we're immortalizing people we should not immortalize - I'm talking about people like Gacy and other serial killers.
Its a learning experience and a reminder to mankind to never make the same mistakes again we are talking about seriously sick twisted people who back in their era didnt have the resources, support or education that we do today so it is important to share these facts not to glorify them but to teach others and to never let such things happen again for example Dahmers case was the most famous case about insanity where the judges and lawyers and the police did their utmost best to proof facts on whether dahmer was sane or insane
Sorry for your bad experience. I've lived here for 30 years. Plenty of bad experiences.
Love this museum!
I was just there this past August. Felt like I needed a shower after walking through that serial killer section.
FYI, just thought you should know that the Gacy paint set was his LITERAL paint set that he used for his paintings. Not for his clown makeup. You can tell because the paint tubes were brands of actual artist paint with paintbrushes, they were not face paint. He was known for his paintings of clowns, many of which were done while he was in prison. Also, the Scarface gun wasn't the "Say hello to my little friend" gun. The gun in the ending scene with him saying that was an AR15 with grenade launcher attached. 🙂 The Uzi was used earlier in the movie.
right up my alley! Scott Michaels would flip over the match books...although i think he has them...very very cool
So cool, we will need to take a trip to visit this place 😃
what an inspiring museum,very nice😮
Weirdo
The best Museum of History. To be honest this stories and humans should be remembered for many future generations in a positive or negative way this happen and the impact they left behind cannot be forgotten
Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful video i enjoyed it so much........ I wanna go to that Museum Sometime
I assume the main reason they no longer allow videoing in the museum is you may be getting other people in the frame that haven't agreed to being photographed / videoed ... I'm sure someone complained ... at one time or another ...
That Schoffield is gorgeous
The chills I would have had being near these items
I love check out that museum
Free promotion for the museum they're loss. See you on the next one.
Love this museum too!!
I want to visit this place. Can't wait to watch this
“You can play games here…I’m here to learn and see crazy death artifacts!” 😎
I was just there in October. It was super funny even know my sister and her friend are more of crime buffs than I am. I still do everything in there somehow.
03:03 "it says Don't look down, so of course I'm going to have to..."
Sign: Look down.
Great tour, Jordan! I am not surprised that Monica was very sweet. She was so young at the time and I think she was definitely judged harshly.
Of course she was judged harshly. She was taken advantage of by a grown man with power, she didn't stand a chance as a young impressionable woman working in that environment. I wish her well.
I was just there in October!! Loved it
The DB Cooper exhibit, the stairs on the 727 he jumped from, were no longer able to be opened in flight after that hijacking. The locking mechanism is semi- affectionately called the Cooper lock.
The pizza bomb is so nuts I just finished a deep dive podcast into that. The pizza guy wasn’t some innocent random he was in on it he just had second thoughts at the last minute but then they jumped him and forced him. He seemed to realize at the last minute just how bad and dumb of an idea it was. Plus the ring leader, the woman, was a complete psychopath. Such a wild story! This video was great mate!!!!!
The fact that you formed your opinion from a podcast makes me believe even more he wasn't in on it
I remember watching a documentary on the cecil hotel and all the online sleuths and Podcaster that thought they cracked the case, but in reality just ruined a lot of innocent lives with hair-brained idiot theories and accusations.. let's put it this way.. when you want to believe something deeper was going on, you'll buy into anything to make it true
@@DazewithJordantheLion You can say the same thing about the JFK assasination
@@DazewithJordantheLion ok, so it isn’t just the podcast that made me form that thought. It’s well known that the police and detectives and the other involved criminals all say that he was involved with the planning but was under assumption that the bomb would be fake. Now his family all contest this but I mean every criminals family always says “my so and so would never harm anyone” I have gone back and forth a lot but I lean toward he was involved then forced. What about you what do you think? We can have a discussion without being rude to each other I’m interested in hearing others opinions
awe man thats such a cool place i guess cool is the right word
Very interesting I love to see criminal history museum