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Horrifying moment when a young woman admits she’s having fun with Netflix’s ultra-violent Jeffrey Dahmer series – leaving radio hosts appalled
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A young woman left two Australian radio hosts in horror after admitting she masturbated while watching a disturbing scene from the Netflix series about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, starring Evan Peters as the “Milwaukee Monster” who killed, maimed and ate 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991, is the most-watched series on the streaming platform since its release last month.
During a segment on The Kyle and Jackie O Show about women being attracted to killers, one listener called to reveal that she was aroused by a scene where Dahmer listened to a man’s heartbeat and expressed his desire to eat it.
A young woman left Australian radio hosts Kyle Sandilands (left) and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson (right) shocked after admitting she masturbated while watching a disturbing scene from the Netflix series about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer
The woman confessed, “I never thought I’d be one of these people. I am a happily married mother of three. But when I started looking at Jeff, because my friends told me so, something in me changed.
“And there was this particular episode where he put his head over his victim’s heart and he listens to the beat and you can just hear the beat.
“And something just came over me and I had to take care of myself, if you know what I mean, and now it’s a normal thing.”
During an excerpt on The Kyle and Jackie O Show about women being attracted to murderers, a listener called to reveal that she had been aroused by a scene where Dahmer listened to a man’s heartbeat and expressed his desire to answer it. to eat
A shocked Henderson exclaimed, “You’re masturbating over Jeffrey Dahmer!”
“Not just masturbating to Jeffrey Dahmer, but to him listening to a heart he harvested from someone’s chest,” Sandilands added.
The woman explained that the scene was “so far from my normal life and it just took me to this other place” when she heard the heartbeat “echo in my head.”
Sandilands was shocked when the woman, a happily married mother of three, said that ‘something just changed in me’ when she saw the scene where Dahmer cuddled with a potential victim
Sandilands said the woman had “evil” in her, but she insisted she wasn’t the only person who found the Dahmer series darkly attractive.
“It’s beyond my norm. I don’t think I’m the only one. I think there are other people listening now who are going to try it,” she said.
“They’re going to find that episode and there’s something about it. I’m telling you, I’m not the only one.’
The conversation ended with the woman telling Henderson to rewatch the scene, but she flatly refused and moved on to the next caller.
Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, starring Evan Peters as the “Milwaukee Monster” who killed, maimed and ate 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991, is the most-watched series on the streaming platform since its release last month.
In the first episode, Dahmer listens to a terrified man’s heartbeat and says he wants to eat it
The Jeffrey Dahmer Story struck a chord with viewers and in just a few weeks has become one of Netflix’s most popular English-language series of all time.
Created by Ryan Murphy and starring Evan Peters, the show describes the shocking murders of 17 young men and boys at the hands of the American serial killer between 1978 and 1991.
It tells the story of Dahmer from the perspective of his victims, examining the major mistakes the Wisconsin police made in handling the investigation of the infamous mass murderer, who made national headlines for acts of cannibalism and necrophilia.
The Jeffrey Dahmer Story struck a chord with viewers and in just a few weeks has become one of Netflix’s most popular English-language series of all time. (Pictured: Evan Peters portraying Jeffrey Dahmer on the show)
Created by Ryan Murphy and starring Evan Peters, the show chronicles the shocking murders of 17 young men and boys at the hands of the American serial killer between 1978 and 1991. (Jeffrey Dahmer is pictured in court in August 1991)