In this gripping real-life investigation, Jeffrey Dahmer: The Milwaukee Cannibal, dives deep into the formative years, family dynamics, and psychological decline of Jeffrey Dahmer, one of America's most infamous serial killers to date. From a quiet childhood marred by dysfunction to the chilling escalation of his morbid crimes, explore how trauma, mental illness, and systemic oversight culminated into a nationwide tragedy. Featuring interviews with former judges, law enforcement officials, and criminal psychologists, learn more about the police failures and missed opportunities that could have prevented further loss of life. Both biography and critique, confront not only the man behind the murders, but the institutions that let him slip through the cracks. AUTHOR: Brittany Jones is a journalist with over a decade of experience, covering crime, psychology, science, conspiracies, politics, and entertainment for a range of UK national and global publications. With an invested interest in true crime and the nature vs nurture theory, Brittany began her non-fiction book writing journey in a bid to understand the mind of killers, and shed light on areas requiring intervention. 32 b/w ilustrations