Dahmer - S01e05 - Blood On Their Hands
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00:00So they got you on the night shift, huh?
00:16Yep.
00:18Well don't bring home any chocolate. I'm watching my figure.
00:24Right.
00:27What did they have you doing there anyway?
00:31Nothing.
00:33I don't think they're paying you for doing nothing.
00:36Why didn't you want to talk about it?
00:39What am I talking about? You just mix the chocolate all night long.
00:42All right, fine. I was just asking.
00:56Okay.
00:58So you thought he was beautiful.
01:28And you went to his funeral even though you had never met him?
01:33Yes.
01:35I went to the wake and everything.
01:40And that's when I decided I was going to dig him up.
01:46And what did you plan on doing?
01:52I just wanted to lay with him.
01:55While he was still fresh and just hold him.
02:10But it didn't work.
02:23It was March and the ground was too hard and it would have taken forever, so...
02:30But I wish I could have dug him up.
02:34If I had, then...
02:38I wouldn't have done all this stuff after.
02:42It might have just been the end of it.
02:49Jeff, can you just help us understand a little?
02:55What do you think drove you to try to dig up a dead body?
02:59You know, because most people wouldn't do that.
03:13I guess...
03:19I guess I just...
03:22I hoped that he could be somebody that wanted to see a movie that I wanted to see.
03:32You wanted to control these guys.
03:36Yeah.
03:40Yeah, because...
03:44Well, everybody was always telling me what to do.
03:49You know, my dad, my grandma, my bosses.
03:54The guys were just the one thing in my life that I could control.
04:09So, Jeff.
04:11Just going back.
04:13Talking about Stephen Hicks.
04:16You say that was accidental.
04:20Which one was he?
04:22Was that the hitchhiker?
04:23Yes.
04:25Okay, because I never knew their names most of the time.
04:28You should know their names.
04:29These are people you killed.
04:38So, Stephen Hicks, the hitchhiker.
04:43It was an accident.
04:46And Stephen Toomey.
04:48He was the one at the hotel downtown.
04:55Hmm.
04:58Both Steves.
05:03That was an accident as well?
05:08Yeah.
05:11I mean, I didn't mean to kill him.
05:13I didn't want to kill him, but...
05:17I must have.
05:19So, yeah.
05:21Accidental.
05:24Drug myself, too, on accident.
05:29So, what changed then?
05:31Because after that, you started killing people on purpose.
05:39Well...
05:42I started in with the drinking more.
05:46A lot of solitary drinking.
05:49And I just...
05:52started to feel more and more...
05:56alone.
05:58When I was living with my grandma,
06:01I'd go to the bars,
06:04and I'd pick someone up
06:08and take them back to her house.
06:23And I'd drug them,
06:27and then I'd take them downstairs to the fruit cellar,
06:31and then I'd strangle them once they were unconscious,
06:35because I didn't want them to suffer.
06:40Hmm.
06:44Hmm.
06:49Hmm.
06:56Hmm.
07:29♪♪
07:39♪♪
07:49♪♪
07:59♪♪
08:09♪♪
08:19And how many did you kill at your grandma's house,
08:21if you remember?
08:24Um...
08:26♪♪
08:33Um...
08:35♪♪
08:38Three.
08:40♪♪
08:43Can you describe them?
08:47Well, one guy was black,
08:51one was, uh, Chicano,
08:53and, uh, another was Indian,
08:56or American Indian.
08:59It was just about if...
09:01if I thought that they were beautiful.
09:05I'm not buying that.
09:07You targeted your victims.
09:10Sorry?
09:11You purposefully moved into an apartment
09:14in the black community.
09:17It's what I could afford, sir.
09:19To an area that was underpatrolled and underserved.
09:23And you knew that. Isn't that right?
09:25Easier to get away with things there,
09:28easier to hunt.
09:35So you get them down there, then what?
09:39Um...
09:41Well, at that point, I just kind of panic.
09:46You know, like my grandma was gonna come down there
09:50and find them.
09:52But she didn't like going down those stairs,
09:56so I knew I was pretty much safe.
10:00But, uh...
10:03Well, then she started to notice the smell.
10:28Jeff?
10:30But I figured out how to do it.
10:33You just, uh, triple-bag the body parts and...
10:38Hey, Grandma.
10:39Throw them in the trash and...
10:41You winnin'?
10:46Doesn't smell at all, really.
10:52And, Jeff, did you...
10:57You were what, doing experiments on the bodies?
11:02Yeah.
11:07I'd soak some parts in acid
11:09or, uh, sometimes just boil them
11:13till the flesh came off.
11:17The, uh...
11:20You know, the compulsion had just taken over
11:25completely at that point.
11:27I wasn't even trying to stop it.
11:36Can I just get the electric chair, you think?
11:43Jeff, did you ever hear voices?
11:47No.
11:49I'm not insane.
11:52It just got really easy, is the problem.
11:56That's why it kept happening.
11:58And your grandma never suspected anything?
12:02No, she suspected something.
12:05Just, uh...
12:07Not what I was actually doing, I don't think.
12:11She said she heard a thud one time.
12:14Jeff?
12:17I just told her I fell.
12:25She saw I brought guys home, I think.
12:30But, uh...
12:35She didn't want to accept what that meant.
12:39That you were...
12:46Yeah, I think she just didn't want to know
12:51about my, uh...
12:54lifestyle and whatnot.
12:58But she noticed the smell.
13:02Yeah.
13:04July and August, I kind of dreaded
13:07because it got so humid down there.
13:09No AC.
13:11Jeff!
13:13It smells real bad down in the cellar.
13:17It's my taxidermy stuff.
13:19I told you that already.
13:37Jeff, the smell.
13:40Oh. Oh, yeah.
13:43I seen it.
13:45It's a dead raccoon under the back porch.
13:48Can't get to it.
13:50Don't worry, though.
13:52It'll smell for a while, and then it'll stop.
14:02Why don't you think she did anything?
14:05I mean, that smell.
14:07Flesh decomposing.
14:09That's a very distinctive smell.
14:11I mean, we are kind of hardwired to be repulsed by that.
14:18Well, not everybody.
14:21But, uh, yeah, I'm not sure.
14:25I think she, uh...
14:27I think maybe she was deliberately not seeing it.
14:37But when she found my altar, she kind of blew her top.
14:42Watch yourself up those stairs.
14:46Oh, God. You can't smell that, Jeff?
14:49No.
14:51Oh.
14:53And one of your nana's upset.
14:56I am, too, now.
14:58Well, that's what it smells like, Dad.
15:01Animals and stuff.
15:03Taxidermy. It's my hobby.
15:06Unlock it, Jeff.
15:09What's the key to work, I think?
15:11Jeff, unlock it.
15:20Let's see.
15:27Oh, yeah.
15:31It is here.
15:37You're the one that taught me to do it, you know?
15:43Now you're like...
16:03Wait.
16:07You use that saw to cut up roadkill?
16:11It's big enough.
16:13Yeah.
16:15Like a woodchuck skull?
16:17Can't do it with a smaller one.
16:28What is that?
16:31What?
16:33What the heck?
16:37Ooh.
16:48What the heck? What is this?
16:50It's just... It's one of my experiments.
16:53I was just using chemicals to try to melt the flesh.
16:57And the fur off.
16:59I think that one was a skunk.
17:01Oh, you think so, Jeff?
17:03You think you could have washed the skunk sludge down the drain a little better?
17:08Geez, Jeff!
17:10Sorry, Dad.
17:12I'll quit doing it.
17:14I mean it, though.
17:16Yeah.
17:18I said I'd stop.
17:20I'll stop.
17:22And get rid of that comic book devil stuff, too, God damn it.
17:26I mean, I know you say it comes from the movie and all,
17:29but it's just too much for your grandma.
17:33You know that.
17:36Okay.
17:38I will.
17:40I promise.
17:43So you did stop.
17:46Oh, yeah.
17:48For a while.
17:50Months.
17:54It's funny.
17:56Once I stopped,
17:58that's when I started to get scared.
18:03I just kept waiting to get caught.
18:06You know, every cop car I heard, I thought they were coming for me.
18:10But, uh...
18:13never did.
18:15I watched the news,
18:17but there was never any story about anybody going missing or anything like that.
18:21And why do you think that was?
18:25So...
18:27then I thought that, uh...
18:29I wasn't gonna get caught...
18:32if I was careful.
18:35Which...
18:37made not doing it really hard.
18:44But I did try...
18:47to not do it.
18:49But I did try...
18:51to not do it...
18:54for, uh...
18:57long periods of time.
19:06This one time...
19:09I really did screw up.
19:19Fuck.
19:36No.
19:40Fuck.
19:45Fuck.
19:50Fuck.
19:52Jesus.
19:53Don't worry, I'm not a cop.
19:55What?
19:57I seen you at the bar.
20:00You need some help?
20:02Uh, no, I'm all right.
20:04Just a...
20:06dead battery.
20:08I don't know how you're gonna fix that.
20:10You should let me help you.
20:12I was just...
20:13my grandma's house, just around the corner.
20:16We can get in my car, drive back here, and...
20:19give you a jump.
20:21Okay, thanks.
20:22Yeah.
20:25Uh, I'll just...
20:27wait here.
20:30No, you should come with.
20:33This is a rough area.
20:34You shouldn't just be, like, sitting there.
20:37Come on, let's grab a taxi...
20:39before we get robbed.
20:47Thanks a lot.
20:49You bet.
20:50What's your name?
20:51Jeff.
20:53Thanks, Jeff. I'm Ron.
20:55You like it, Ron?
20:56Yeah.
20:57Good.
20:58So you live around here?
20:59Yeah, my grandma's.
21:01Just for... just for now.
21:06All right.
21:07Come on in.
21:10Hey.
21:11You gotta be quiet, though.
21:13Otherwise the bees will wake up and start chewing me out.
21:22Come on in.
21:27Here, just...
21:28make yourself at home.
21:31I gotta find my car keys.
21:39Oh, gosh.
21:42Come on in.
21:47Hey.
21:49You wanna see the fruit cellar?
21:52Fruit cellar?
21:53No, man, look, I'm just here because you said you could give me a hand, okay?
21:59Yeah, I'm gonna help you.
22:01Just...
22:03I gotta find my car keys.
22:07Just, why don't you sit down?
22:09You want a drink?
22:10No, I do not want a drink.
22:11I work in the morning.
22:12If that's not what you had in mind...
22:13Quiet, quiet.
22:14I'm just being polite.
22:16Seeing if you want something is all.
22:19Why you wait?
22:25You want a coffee or something?
22:28Fine.
22:30But make it quick.
22:33Yes, sir.
22:35Shanko okay?
22:36Shanko's fine, thank you.
22:38It'll be quicker than that.
23:09Ding.
23:23You're welcome.
23:39Is somebody down there with you, Jeff?
23:43I'm fine, Grandma.
23:45It's just my friend.
23:47It's very late, Jeff.
23:49Yeah, we know.
23:51Jeez.
23:52You know there's nothing happening here tonight, right?
23:55Like, I've made that pretty clear.
23:58We're not sleeping together or nothing.
24:04Well...
24:08All right, fuck you.
24:10I'm out of here.
24:17Good luck with it.
24:24You okay?
24:26Yeah, I just got real lightheaded.
24:31Jeff?
24:33I think I'm gonna throw up.
24:36I'm just gonna sit down a sec.
24:38Here I come.
24:39Just relax.
24:41It's okay.
24:42It's okay.
24:44You put something in that, didn't you?
24:47Jeff?
24:49What?
24:51I think your friend should go home now, Jeff.
24:54Yeah, we're leaving now, okay?
24:57Good night.
25:01You're so beautiful.
25:06Jeff?
25:08Who was that?
25:10It's just my friend.
25:12I didn't know you had black friends, Jeff.
25:15Well, it's not the 1920s anymore or whatever, Grandma.
25:19Yes, I know that.
25:21What's wrong with him?
25:23Nothing. He just had a little too much to drink.
25:25I'm just trying to sober him up.
25:27You've been drinking.
25:29No, I haven't.
25:31Is he gonna be sick?
25:33Just go back to bed, Grandma.
25:36You should take that young man to a hospital.
25:38What?
25:40He's just a little wasted, Grandma.
25:42I will not have some stranger dying in my house.
25:46He'll be fine. Just let him sleep it off.
25:48Geez.
25:49No.
25:51Something is not right here.
25:53I'm calling your father.
25:55Hey!
25:56Nobody's calling anybody, okay?
25:58He had a little too much to drink.
26:00He's just gonna sleep it off.
26:04Now go back to bed.
26:12What are you doing?
26:14I am giving this young man a blanket.
26:17And I am staying down here
26:19and watching him until he wakes up.
26:22You don't have to do that!
26:24And if this young man is sick,
26:26I am taking him to a hospital.
26:28Do you understand?
26:30Well, drinking is what you were doing,
26:32and God knows what else.
26:34It's fucking unreal!
26:36You watch your mouth, young man.
26:39You want to go up to your room, fine,
26:41but I am staying right here.
26:43And you can bet your sweet baby
26:45your father's gonna hear about this.
26:48You're so worried about him, Grandma.
26:51Why don't you call an ambulance?
26:56Oh.
26:58Ain't no way.
27:18Oh.
27:38Hey, buddy.
27:42Let's get you home.
27:48Drink so much until it almost kills you?
27:51Well, if this is your idea of fun,
27:53then I just don't know.
27:57I need some money, Grandma.
28:01You all right?
28:03Yeah, he's fine.
28:14Get home safe.
28:16Where are you going?
28:18Sir, will you make sure this young man gets home all right?
28:21Where does he live?
28:23It's just down in, uh...
28:25It's just by Marquette.
28:27Well, this bus goes down 27th Street the whole way.
28:30Yeah, that's what I mean.
28:3227th Street.
28:34Okay, thank you.
29:10Hey, man.
29:12It's the end of the line.
29:14It's the end of the line.
29:45Hmm.
29:51Where am I?
29:53You O.D.'d.
29:55You're lucky to be alive.
29:57Huh?
29:59Hold on.
30:01I don't do drugs.
30:03You did last night.
30:05I don't do drugs.
30:07I don't do drugs.
30:09I don't do drugs.
30:11I don't do drugs.
30:14No, I...
30:18Ma'am...
30:20The guy I met last night, he was weird.
30:23He-He must have slipped something in my drink.
30:27Dude tried to kill me.
30:31You should talk to the police.
30:44So you're saying this guy drugged you.
30:47How exactly did he do that?
30:49He put something in my coffee.
30:51I had one drink at the club, officer.
30:54Then I took two sips of this coffee.
30:56Suddenly the room's spinning.
30:58I can't talk.
31:00So it wasn't caffeine or...
31:02It was Sanka.
31:04Then I wake up the next afternoon in the hospital bed.
31:07Like $200 is missing, my bracelet's gone.
31:10Well, I don't think that $200 and a bracelet...
31:12I don't care about getting robbed, officer.
31:14This guy is drugging people.
31:16Look...
31:20I went down to the bathhouses.
31:22They say they know this guy, Jeff.
31:24He's blonde.
31:26He-He isn't allowed in anymore on account he's drugging people.
31:32Okay.
31:34Like I said, we'll look into it.
31:38I'm not asking you to look into it.
31:40I'm asking you to go and stop this guy.
31:42I understand.
31:44But stuff like this is really hard to prove.
31:47Go to this man's house.
31:49Whatever he's using, it's gonna be there.
31:52You know where his house is?
31:54Yes. I thought I was gonna die in his living room.
31:56It's on 57.
31:58Uh...between Hayes and Lincoln.
32:01I know right where it is.
32:03Well, Jeff, what do you have to say for yourself?
32:07Honestly, I don't know what he's talking about.
32:10I met this guy at the bar,
32:13and his car needed a jump,
32:15and he was really drunk.
32:17So I said, you know,
32:19come back to my house and try to sober up,
32:22have a cup of coffee,
32:24and he just-he fell asleep on the chair.
32:27Okay.
32:29So you're saying he was just drunk?
32:31Yeah.
32:33And had you been drinking?
32:36I had one beer, but I was fine.
32:38You freaked him out.
32:40What? I got a cop asking me what happened,
32:42so I'm telling him.
32:44I was just trying to do a good thing.
32:46I mean, this guy was wasted trying to drive off in his car.
32:49That's illegal, you know?
32:51And if I was to have a look around in your bedroom,
32:55I wouldn't find any, you know,
32:57like tranquilizers or whatnot?
33:00No.
33:02I-I don't even know what they would look like,
33:05but sure, I mean, it's right upstairs.
33:08I'm gonna come take a look.
33:12And he said that you stole some money.
33:15What?
33:17And a bracelet?
33:19No, I didn't.
33:21My grandma was with me the whole time.
33:23Grandma, did I look through his wallet?
33:25No.
33:27He did not.
33:29He was there the whole time.
33:31That is true.
33:34And a bracelet?
33:37Jeez.
33:39I just don't remember any kind of bracelet.
33:42You gotta be kidding me.
33:44I know it's disappointing, but we went to the house.
33:47Talked to him, talked to the grandma.
33:49You know, it's just...
33:51There's two sides to every story.
33:53Jesus.
33:54I mean, he's an odd guy, I'll give you that.
33:56Been arrested a couple times, but...
33:58And you should know,
34:00getting arrested doesn't suddenly make you guilty of everything.
34:07I've never been arrested.
34:09Yeah, okay, well, you know.
34:12So let me get this straight.
34:16You gonna take the word of a white guy
34:18who's got a criminal record
34:20over the word of a black man
34:22who doesn't have a criminal record?
34:24That's what you're telling me, right?
34:26Because I'm telling you that this man tried to kill me,
34:29and you're saying there's nothing you can do about that?
34:32Without any evidence, yes.
34:35That's what I'm saying.
34:37What was he arrested for?
34:39I can't divulge that information.
34:45Thank you for your time.
34:57Hey! Hey!
34:59Don't get in that cab!
35:01What the hell?
35:02You shut your mouth, motherfucker.
35:04Brother, this dude will try and kill you,
35:06and he's fucking crazy.
35:11Oh, come on.
35:13What are you... You're just gonna...
35:17You're just gonna...
35:19You're just gonna...
35:21You're just gonna...
35:23You're just gonna...
35:25You're just gonna...
35:55You're just gonna...
36:26Hey!
36:30Give me your 50,000.
36:33No!
36:37Oh, come on.
36:56Knock at the door.
37:17Good to see you again, Tony.
37:21Good to see you.
37:25Good to see you.
37:28Where have you been?
37:30It's ten o'clock in the middle of the night.
37:32I was just about to leave.
37:34I told you not to leave.
37:38I told you to give me your 50,000.
37:40I told you to give it to me.
37:49Look.
37:56I got my money.
37:58I got my money.
38:26Put that on the ground.
38:46Squeeze.
38:56Squeeze.
39:09Mr. Dahmer, please stand.
39:13To the charge of sexual assault in the second degree,
39:16you have pled no contest.
39:19Therefore, I hereby sentence you to one year
39:22in the custody of the Milwaukee County House of Correction.
39:28Now, Mr. Dahmer,
39:30looking at you right now,
39:32you remind me a lot of my grandson.
39:35He had a problem with alcohol.
39:38But he turned it around.
39:40And now he has a successful car wash.
39:44Now, you are not the kind of guy
39:46who belongs in the correction system, okay?
39:49You need a second chance.
39:52And this is your lucky day,
39:54because I'm going to give it to you.
39:56And on the other side of this,
39:58hopefully you will have learned your lesson
40:00and you'll get your act together.
40:02Now, I see that you have steady employment,
40:07so the court is willing to grant you
40:10work release of up to 40 hours per week.
40:12When you finish your work,
40:14you report directly back to jail.
40:16And while the court is obliged
40:18to acquit your lawyer of this arrangement,
40:21I'm willing to do you the favor
40:24of leaving out the exact nature of your misconduct.
40:29Does that sound fair to you?
40:32Yes.
40:34Thank you, Your Honor.
40:49Where are we going?
40:51Grandma's.
40:52We're going to have one last dinner together as a family.
40:56And then when you get out,
40:58you're going to get a place of your own.
41:01Because we're at our wits' end with you, Jeff.
41:05Our wits' end!
41:08Roast is going to take about another 10 minutes.
41:14You want another beer?
41:16Yeah, thanks.
41:18You know, Jeff, it was your grandmother
41:21who paid your bail, okay?
41:23$2,500 is a lot for her.
41:26You're going to be expected to pay that back.
41:30This whole thing is a setup.
41:32All I was doing was some photography.
41:34I didn't know what I was doing.
41:36I didn't know what I was doing.
41:38I didn't know what I was doing.
41:40This whole thing is a setup.
41:42All I was doing was some photography.
41:44Quiet.
41:46No more hobbies for me, I guess.
41:48Enough.
42:11Where's that box?
42:16What box?
42:18Don't play dumb.
42:20Your grandmother has a box with all my stuff in it.
42:23Photos, ribbons, all my accomplishments.
42:27And I want you to give it back.
42:30Go get it.
42:34No, she gave it to me.
42:36God damn it!
42:38Jeff!
42:44Get it.
43:00Fine.
43:09You gonna follow me?
43:11Yes, I am.
43:39Come on, open it.
43:41I can't. I lost the key.
43:43Jeff, don't lie to me!
43:45I'm not lying to you. I don't know where it is.
43:47Oh, God damn it! There's something bad in there.
43:50Jeff, what is it? Pornography?
43:52No, it's just like my stuff.
43:54Is it gay? Pornography?
43:56No, it's just like my stuff.
43:58Is it gay? Pornography?
44:00No, it's just like my stuff.
44:02Is it gay? Pornography?
44:04No, it's just like my stuff.
44:06Is it gay? Pornography, Jeff?
44:08Because I'm telling you, all these years I looked under your mattress,
44:11I don't find a playboy.
44:13And now you're going to jail for molesting a 13-year-old boy.
44:15No, it's just like my stuff, like baseball cards.
44:18You're not gonna tell me, are you?
44:20Oh, fuck, I'll break the fucking door.
44:22Come on, Dan, what the heck?
44:37Fuck.
44:49Open this fucking door. Jeff!
44:53Don't break your box, Dan. I found the key.
44:56Right here.
45:07Fuck.
45:16It's just some pornos.
45:18Put them in there so Grandma wouldn't find them.
45:23Sorry.
45:25Yeah.
45:28Dinner's ready.
45:33We better get down there.
45:58I know you're upset.
46:02It's okay.
46:04No one likes to know that their son's going to prison in the morning.
46:08I just keep asking myself,
46:12did I do this to him?
46:14I mean, did I?
46:16Sweetheart.
46:18Should I have stayed in that fucking marriage?
46:21Should I have done more things with him, like taxidermy?
46:24You really love that stuff.
46:26Honey, you can't do that to yourself.
46:28Because I really should have pushed back harder.
46:30I should have pressed him harder to find out what was really going on.
46:34You know.
46:36But the truth is, he made me uncomfortable.
46:40And I really didn't...
46:42Oh, no.
46:55Yeah.
46:58All those red flags.
47:00Oh, God.
47:02And I asked him.
47:04You know, every time I asked him.
47:13Hello?
47:17Discharged?
47:21What the heck happened, Jeff?
47:23I don't know.
47:25I guess they thought...
47:27I drank too much.
47:29They never really said.
47:33What...
47:36What the heck are you doing with a mannequin, Jeff?
47:39What, did you steal it?
47:43I just did it on a dare.
47:45The whole thing was just a joke.
47:47Oh.
47:54So, what were you doing at the State Fair, Jeff?
47:58Exposing yourself?
48:02I was just peeing outside.
48:04I didn't know anyone could see.
48:24Thanks for kidding me, Dad.
48:33Why did you molest that boy, Jeff?
48:36I didn't molest him.
48:38All I did was take some photos.
48:40Oh, bullshit me.
48:42I'm telling you, I didn't even know how old he was.
48:44You didn't?
48:46No, I didn't.
48:48You didn't?
48:50No.
48:52I didn't even know how old he was.
48:54Why'd the kid said you molested him? Why would a kid lie about it?
48:56I don't know. I don't know why.
48:58All I did was take some pictures.
49:00I wasn't even gonna pay him.
49:04It was all set up.
49:06People are out to get me, Dad.
49:08I don't understand it either.
49:17That kid's father.
49:20I can't stop seeing the look in his eye.
49:28He looked right at me.
49:30Jeff Dharma knew my son was a child.
49:36When he met my son, he asked him what grade in school he was in.
49:44If my son was not so healthy and athletic,
49:49the drug that his friend gave my son could have killed him.
49:54Mr. Synthansifoma, I'm sorry, it's just...
49:58I am having trouble understanding you.
50:01Could one of your children maybe help us out here?
50:19We are immigrants to this country.
50:23We work hard.
50:25We take the jobs we can get.
50:28We don't have the money for an expensive lawyer.
50:33My family, we're not eating or sleeping.
50:36Okay, okay.
50:38Maybe if your father would like to hand his letter to the bailiff,
50:42we can enter it into the record.
50:49Mr. Donner, please stand.
50:56To the charge of sexual assault in the second degree,
50:59you have pled no contest.
51:01Therefore, I hereby sentence you to one year
51:04in the custody of the Milwaukee County House of Correction.
51:13Dear Judge Gardner,
51:15Dear Judge Gardner,
51:17I believe very strongly that my son Jeffrey Delmer is an alcoholic.
51:34If he isn't treated, I have tremendous reservations
51:37about Jeff's chances when he hits the street.
51:40I've heard of a treatment program
51:43that has had great success in treating alcoholics
51:47and that Jeff's placement in such a program
51:51is critical to his future.
51:54You're one of life's fucking kids, huh? Huh?
51:57I sincerely hope that you might intervene in some way
52:00to help my son, whom I love very much,
52:03and for whom I want a better life.
52:07I feel this may be our last chance to do something lasting
52:11and that you, Your Honor, might hold that key.
52:16Sincerely, Lionel Donner.
52:42Hey, Dad.
52:44Hey.
52:46Good to see you.
52:48Yeah.
52:50Hey, Jeff.
52:52How you doing?
52:54You look great.
52:56You lost some weight.
52:58Oh, that's good to hear.
53:00Yeah.
53:02You look great.
53:04You look great.
53:06You look great.
53:08You look great.
53:10The good thing was I got to lift weights a lot
53:13and read a lot
53:15and going to work every day, that helped.
53:18Yeah.
53:20Yeah, I've been doing good, you know, behaving myself.
53:24Great. Just...
53:26That's just great.
53:29Um, well, so you're gonna be staying with your grandma for a week,
53:33and that's it, and then you gotta find an apartment on your own.
53:36But Sherry and I will help you with that.
53:40Um...
53:43Jeff, when you were in there,
53:46did anybody help you?
53:48You know, like a psychologist,
53:50or did you talk to anybody, like a counselor?
53:53About what?
53:55Um, anything.
53:57You know, alcohol, for one, or, um...
54:00You know, just how you're...
54:02You know, what's going on inside of you.
54:05Or maybe, um...
54:07You know, some guidance on how you're meant to be, um...
54:11You know, like how to, you know, contribute to society.
54:14I don't know, just...
54:16You know, stuff that I wasn't able to teach you.
54:19No.
54:21They just leave you alone in there.
54:24I just kept to myself the whole time.
54:27That's kind of the best part.
54:37Come on, you said we could stop for hamburgers.
54:40Yeah, um, here.
54:43Why don't you warm up the car?
54:45I'm parked down at the very end. I'm gonna head to John.
54:48Okay.
54:50Come on.
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55:42Uh, just read my lips.
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