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Muri Assunção

Jeffrey Dahmer’s prosecutor speaks out against Netflix’s characterization of cops in ‘Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story’

The prosecutor who obtained the conviction of Jeffrey Dahmer — the notorious serial killer whose chilling crimes are the focus of Netflix’s controversial new series “Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story” — is reportedly pushing back at how the real-life drama is portraying Milwaukee police.

Former Milwaukee District Attorney Michael McCann said that the idea that MPD officers turned a blind eye to Dahmer’s victims because they were gay or Black is simply not true.

McCann, who obtained the conviction of the infamous serial killer and rapist in 1991, told TMZ he knows that “Dahmer” is characterizing investigators in the case as people whose judgments were clouded by racist and anti-gay biases — even though he hasn’t watched the show yet.

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