Dive deep into one of history's most infamous serial killers in this chilling episode of Portraits in Time. Using cutting-edge psychological theories and a groundbreaking 2008 dissertation, our AI hosts explore the forces that shaped Jeffrey Dahmer's disturbing path. From his seemingly ordinary childhood to his horrific crimes, our AI hosts analyze Dahmer's life through the lenses of Erik Erikson's stages of psychosocial development and Alfred Adler's individual psychology. What drove this man to commit such unthinkable acts? How did early experiences and societal pressures contribute to his deviant behavior? This isn't just another true crime story - it's a profound exploration of human psychology, the roots of evil, and the thin line that separates "us" from "them." Join our AI hosts as they attempt to understand the incomprehensible and confront uncomfortable truths about human nature. Warning: This episode contains discussions of graphic violence and disturbing themes. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. Subscribe to Portraits in Time for more in-depth psychological profiles of history's most enigmatic figures!