Jeffrey Dahmer’s father has been left a ‘nervous wreck’ after a fan threw her underwear into the 86-year-old’s property.
The Daily Mail reported that Lionel Dahmer has been left scarred by the latest ‘fan’ encounter when a woman in her 20s took off her underwear and tossed them into the elderly man’s garden.
According to man's caretaker, Jeb, 34, the woman also yelled: “I love you Lionel.”
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The outlet also reported another incident, when the father was targeted by a man who approached him in a ‘hostile and aggressive' manner, which led his caretaker to install ‘No Trespassing' signs on Lionel’s property.
Jeb has also now started carrying a gun to protect his client.
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He said (via The Sun): "I had to go out there with a pair of tongs to pick up this woman's granny panties.
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“It’s people like that that we’re trying not to have here, that’s why I put up no trespassing and private property signs.
"Lionel’s 86 and here’s this 20-year-old lady throwing her underwear at him. It's just like, stop.”
Since Netflix’s Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story was released in September, Lionel Dahmer has been subjected to criticism after viewers got an insight into his son’s murders.
In the series, Lionel is played by the actor Richard Jenkins, who helps illustrate the fractured and tattered relationship with his serial killer son.
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In real life, Lionel acquired his PhD in chemistry and worked as a research chemist when Jeffrey was a young child.
The two would frequently (as depicted in the show) collect and dissect animal remains, including roadkill, as his father believed his son was interested in studying animal autonomy.
According to The Sun, Lionel is considering suing Netflix, as he reportedly is ‘upset’ over his portrayal in the show.
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He is also said to be angry that the streaming service did not seek permission to use audio footage recorded by his son's lawyers for the separate docuseries Conversations with a Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes.
Relatives of the victims have said they've been 'blindsided' by Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story as they were 'never contacted' about the show.
Rita Isbell, whose brother was murdered by Dahmer, said watching the show 'felt like reliving it all over again' and said it was 'sad that they're just making money off this tragedy'.
She said: "I feel like Netflix should've asked if we mind or how we felt about making it.
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"They didn't ask me anything. They just did it. But I'm not money hungry, and that's what this show is about, Netflix trying to get paid."
Shirley Hughes, mother of Dahmer victim Tony Hughes, said she had been heartbroken to see costumes relating to the serial killer appearing on the site.
She also said if Netflix hadn't decided to air its shows then 'none of the families would be re-victimised' and 'there'd be no Dahmer costumes this year'.
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