Raising Jeffrey Dahmer

Based on the true story of the mass murderer Jeffrey Dahmer, the events within the family behind, and leading up to, his capture.

Cast

Luke Adams

as Young Jeff Dahmer / Young Lionel Dahmer

Rusty Sneary

as Adult Jeff Dahmer

Lucille Louise

as Baby Jeff Dahmer

Bo Svenson

as Detective John Amos

Scott Cordes

as Lionel Dahmer

Cathy Barnett

as Shari Dahmer

Jeannine Hutchings

as Catherine Dahmer

Frankie Krainz

as Victim No. 1

Kip Niven

as Attorney Howard Parker

Granvile O'Neal

as Detective

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