Dahmer committed his first murder in _______ township, Ohio. A second murder followed several years later, and during the next five years he killed—mostly in _______, Wisconsin—another ______ boys and young men, who were for the most part poor and African American, Asian, or Latino. Although other serial murderers had claimed far more victims, Dahmer’s crimes were particularly gruesome, involving _______ and _______. Dahmer was sentenced to _______ consecutive life terms; a _______ consecutive life sentence was added for the murder he committed earlier. Dahmer was murdered by a fellow inmate in a Wisconsin prison.

The circumstances of the crimes became the subject of much controversy. Some claimed that the fact that Dahmer had escaped detection for so long showed that Milwaukee police attached a low priority to investigating the disappearance of victims who were _______ or members of _______ minority groups.

Dahmer’s life and crimes and the controversy engendered by his arrest were discussed in several books, including *The Man Who Could Not Kill Enough: The Secret Murders of Milwaukee’s Jeffrey Dahmer*, by _______.

**Words to fill in the gaps:**

1. Bath

2. Milwaukee

3. 15

4. cannibalism

5. necrophilia

6. 15

7. 16th

8. homosexual

9. racial

10. Anne E. Schwartz