"He was let down as low as he could get," she told a reporter after Dahmer's arrest in a 1991 interview. Glenda Cleveland, who lived nearby but not in the same building, was the mother of one of those girls and she called 911 to report that a boy was being abused, and ended up calling police multiple times. The 14-year-old was unable to communicate, both from being drugged and from having a hole drilled in his head, and despite objections from two young women outside the apartment building who insisted the teen was in trouble, police believed Dahmer when he told them Sinthasomphone was his boyfriend and they'd just had an argument. In the early morning hours of May 27, 1991, Sinthasomphone escaped from Dahmer's apartment while the killer went out to buy beer, but was escorted back by police. Why does the murder of Konerak Sinthasomphone stand out from the others? Lindsey woke up, according to Dahmer, but he re-drugged and strangled him. Then, according to authorities and the killer himself, he wondered if there was a way he could get someone to stay without killing him. Starting with 19-year-old Errol Lindsey in April 1991, Dahmer drilled a small hole in the young man's head while he was unconscious, and injected what he said was muriatic acid into his brain.
This is what happened to Anthony Sears, 24, in March 1989 Raymond Smith, 32, in May 1990 Eddie Smith, 28, in June 1990 Ernest Miller, 22, in September 1990 David Thomas, 22, three weeks after Miller and Curtis Straughter, 17, in February 1991. "Just to look at the barrel and know what was inside made me nauseated," Schwartz wrote.Īll of which meant that his victims, to the outside world, simply disappeared. According to Schwartz's book, there was a whole head in the refrigerator when he was arrested, plus heads in a deep freezer, a skeleton dangling from the showerhead, assorted skulls on a kitchen shelf, hands in a stockpot, genitalia floating in jars and, in the corner of the bedroom, a big blue vat of.something.
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