Jeffrey Dahmer’s Glasses For Sale
Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story starring Evan Peters as Dahmer has taken over Netflix since he was released on September 21st. 2022. It is the most controversial show Netflix has released…
(Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images)
Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty ImagesMonster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story starring Evan Peters as Dahmer has taken over Netflix since he was released on September 21st. 2022. It is the most controversial show Netflix has released in a long time. The show was watched for 196.2 million hours in its first full week.
Jeffrey Dahmer who was also known as the Milwaukee Monster was a serial killer who killed for more than a decade. 17 teen boys and young men were murdered by him between 1978 and 1991. And he was able to go under the radar of police for that long. That is part of the reason the show is so controversial because police are believed to have had so many chances of catching him and even one time handing a 14-year-old victim of his back to him naked bloodied and drugged.
The show has caused some people to become obsessed with all things Jeff Dahmer even selling and or collecting some of his belongings. His glasses, which were very distinct, that he wore in prison are now up for sale by Taylor James, who runs Cult Collectibles out of Vancouver, Canada for a low price of $150,000.
Taylor says he got his hands on the glasses a couple of years ago, with a bunch of other memorabilia from a former housekeeper for Jeffrey's father. He said he would sell it on his website for a portion of the profits.
Dahmer was convicted in 1992 and sentenced to life in prison but only lasted a couple of years in prison. In 1994 another inmate killed him. He was 34 years old. Jeffry's parents have done interviews and his dad wrote a memoir. He also had a younger brother who changed his name and distanced himself from the family following Jeffry's arrest.
Listen to Aimee+Shawn weekday mornings from 6-10 on 102.7 VGS
‘House of the Dragon’ Was Nearly Too Dark To Follow Last Night
No, something wasn't wrong with your TV last night (October 2) during the latest House of the Dragon episode. Viewers were left struggling to make out the events of episode seven, taking to social media to complain about how visually dark the show was -- very much like a notorious episode of the show's predecessor, Game of Thrones.
Hours before the episode aired, writer Joanna Robinson advised fans on Twitter: “I liked this week’s episode of #HouseOfTheDragon but sure yeah watch it with all the drapes closed and maybe, yeah, consider The Neil Settings.” Robinson linked to a video instructing viewers on how to adjust their television sets for shows with dark lighting but noted it isn't "optimal for EVERY set."
“My notes are filled with ‘WHAT IS HAPPENING AND WHY CANT I SEE IT?’” Rolling Stone’s chief TV critic Alan Sepinwall replied.
Sepinwall shared a tweet that showed viewers of the episode reaching out to @HBOMaxHelp on how to fix the dark episode, to which they replied the dimmed lighting was "an intentional creative decision."
Meanwhile, others compared the episode to Game of Thrones’ famously dark battle sequence in “The Long Night” (season eight, episode three). “I see HBO learned absolutely nothing after complaints of ‘The Long Night’ being too dark,” one person wrote. “If I were watching #HouseOfTheDragon on a crappier TV I'd be pissed.”
Meanwhile, the episode as a whole was an improvement from last week's when we were introduced to the new actors in the ten-year time jump. The children have taken a more substantial presence in episode 7, with drama unfolding as the late Lady Laena's dragon was taken by one of Alicent's sons. A fight ensues when Laena's children find out who it was that stole their mothers dragon and one of the children loses their eye in the process as a knife is brought out. Another tragic death took place later in "Driftmark" -- though it is of someone who we did not expect.
See what fans thought of the latest episode below:
