but there were red flags, but we couldn't see them. >> reporter: in 1991, jeffrey dahmer was finally ht and arrested. >> talking to a head that's been severed and eating somebody. >> reporter: it wasn't until his trial that his father would learn about the horrific atrocities his son committed. dahmer was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. in 1994, less than two years after his conviction, jeffrey dahmer was brutally killed by a fellow inmate while cleaning the prison gymnasium. he was 34. could dahmer have been stopped before the rampage? his father says he begged his son's lawyer and the judge to keep his son locked up after his earlier molestation arrest. >> i wanted to have a little time, keep him in prison for the maximum time to try to find some solution to the problem. i wish he was alive that i could still, you know, we could have pursued this and really found out what might have been the triggers. i think i would have really quizzed jeff on his inner thoughts. i could have pushed more, you know. i could have. >> reporter: coming up, confronting mental illness. a famil

but there were red flags, but we couldn't see them. >> reporter: in 1991, jeffrey dahmer was finally and arrested. >> talking to a head that's been severed and eating somebody. >> reporter: it wasn't until his trial that his father would learn about the horrific atrocities his son committed. dahmer was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. in 1994, less than two years after his conviction, jeffrey dahmer was brutally killed by a fellow inmate while cleaning the prison gymnasium. he was 34. could dahmer have been stopped before the rampage? his father says he begged his son's lawyer and the judge to keep his son locked up after his earlier molestation arrest. >> i wanted to have a little time, keep him in prison for the maximum time to try to find some solution to the problem. i wish he was alive that i could still, you know, we could have pursued this and really found out what might have been the triggers. i think i would have really quizzed jeff on his inner thoughts. i could have pushed more, you know. i could have. >> reporter: coming up, confronting mental illness. a family a

in 1994, less than two years after his conviction, jeffrey dahmer was brutally killed by a fellow inmateing the prison gymnasium. he was 34. could dahmer have been stopped before the rampage? his father says he begged his son's lawyer and the judge to keep his son locked up after his earlier molestation arrest. >> i wanted to have a little time, keep him in prison for the maximum time to try to find some solution to the problem. i wish he was alive that i could still, you know, we could have pursued this and really found out what might have been the triggers. i think i would have really quizzed jeff on his inner thoughts. i could have pushed more, you know. i could have. >> reporter: coming up, confronting mental illness. a family alerts authorities to a tragedy waiting to happen. >> he had on body armor when i was talking to him through the window. i saw the butt of a rifle. so i knew the danger was there. matt's brakes didn't sound right... ...so i brought my car to mike at meineke... ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get

in 1994, less than 2 years after his conviction, jeffrey dahmer was brutally killed by a fellow inmatele cleaning the prison gymnasium. he was 34. could dahmer have been stopped before the rampage? his father says he begged his son's lawyer and the judge to keep his son locked up after his earlier molestation arrest. >> i wanted to have a little time, keep him in prison for the maximum time to try to find some solution to the problem. i wish he was alive that i could still, you know, we could have pursued this and really found out what might have been the triggers. i think i would have really quizzed jeff on his inner thoughts. i could have pushed more, you know. i could have. >>> coming up -- confronting mental illness. a family alerts authorities to a tragedy waiting to happen. >> he had on body armor when i was talking to him through the window. i saw the butt of a rifle. so i knew the danger was there. [ panting ] we're headed the same way, right? yeah. ♪ [ panting ] uh... after you. ♪ [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] it's all in how you get there. the srx, from cadillac. awarded best

. >> reporter: today, jeffrey dahmer is remembered as a monster.urdered, dismembered and cannibalized 17 victims. but long before then, jeffrey dahmer appeared to be an ordinary boy. >> he was my first child, and we had lots of fun together when he was young. he returned my love. i loved him very much. were there any warning signs? with most of this taking place husbands father was completely aun wear of the grizzly evidence inside the apartment. >> it was a very nice apartment, actually, inside. it was neat and clean. there was nothing to give us any signals that things were wrong. there were red flags, but we couldn't see them. in 1991 jeff dahmer was caught and arrested. foo talking to the head that hes been severed and seeing helms continue on with an intimate relationship bill eating somebody. >> it wasn't until his trial that his father would learn about the horrific atrocities his son had committed. dahmer was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. in 1994 less than two years after his conviction jeffrey dahmer was killed in a prison gym

like i'm jeffrey dahmer. i'm not! >> he is no jeffrey dahmer.inary perp either. >> i was not a drunk driver! >> the man launching into this drunken tirade on this brimfield, ohio surveillance video is a priest. >> i'll give you a sermon on the mound. your sermon on the mound is this. get these [ bleep ] off of me because i'm getting a rash! get it off! >> february 28th, 2011. after being arrested for operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, father ignatius kury, ii, finds himself in a police holding cell. earlier that evening, police receive a tip about a potentially drunk driver who had pulled off the road. when police approach the car, they see father kury jump over the seat and cover himself in the back seat. father kury then tells the officer he can't speak to him because he is auditioning for "american idol." father kury fails the sobriety test with a blood alcohol level of 0.20, more than twice the legal limit. father kury is then brought to the brimfield booking facility. because he is in a holding cell without bars, kury

that is like saying jeffrey dahmer had to nutritional problems. it is not a major issue.or my people. safety is only one issue. there is a larger issue with the takeover, an iconic, quintessential american brand. >> are going to call them chinese hams? >> there was an interesting piece on friday by david brooks about how the chinese have failed at branding. what chinese brand do people want to buy? apparently they're going to buy our brands and sell them back to us. that is the way they're going to deal with it. >> the volvo car company. now it is a chinese company. >> they have not figured out how to sell something they make that we want to buy. >> for those of you out there, i was referring to my co-religion. haves the press won't michele bachmann much longer. >> this decision was not impacted by the recent inquiries into the activities of my former presidential campaign or my staff. announcingbachmann she is not seeking reelection. she says the investigations are not a factor. what do you think? such a memorable moment with the triumphant music in the background and th

jeffrey dahmer. no wonder left wing teachers are heroic and activists are hygienic.why there no sympathetic characters on tv and a right winger featured in a row and a biography on hitler. >> what's your take? is i watch the newsroom and i think it's a liberal fantasy. do you watch it and say that would be my perfect world? ? >> i watch it and a lot of it i like, here's one of the problems with liberal entertainment, if i could off road my view as a liberal. usually words like calling the tea party taliban, that's when we get ourselves in trouble. you can disagree which i do. you can find them to be outrageous, which i do. i was a sport of occupy wall street, but i didn't fall in love with them. you have to be careful about how you portray yourself. this is what you are doing. portraying yourself that the rest of us have to get into everybody is like that. i think they set themselves up. >> do you think the tea party will get a fair chak from anyone in hollywood? >> no. they villainize the tea party and put them on a pedestal. wasn't that in dumb and dumber. was he l

i felt like jeffrey dahmer. walking around in a pair of oranges, you know, just overkill. overkill. >> people versus carwile, number 0675, cockerell number 0674. >> now the defendants have to face danielle taylor at a pretile hearing in court. if convicted of kidnapping, they face a minimum of nine years and a maximum of life in jail. >> date and time set for preliminary examination, prosecution ready to proceed? >> yes, your honor. >> call danielle taylor. >> two questions lie at the heart of the case. did danielle know she was acting in a movie and was she taken from the house to the woods against her will? >> do you solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give in the cause now pending the truth so help you god? >> i do. taylor. >> spell your last name for the court reporter. >> t-a-y-l-o-r. >> your full name. >> danielle nicole taylor. >> do you recall whose home you were at in the evening hours of march 6th? >> travis payea. >> can you speak up. >> travis payea. >> and do you remember who else was present on the light evening hours of march 6th? >> yes, i do. chri

kind, elderly doctor helping the underclass, and ariel castro is a passionate teen counselor and jeffrey dahmer-centric chef. no wonder why left wing teachers are active. there are no sympathetic conservative characters on tv. who knows, maybe one day they will have a prominent right winger featured in a show. it will be a biography on hitler. bob, what's your take. when i watched "newsroom" it is like a liberal fantasy. do you watch it, go that would be my perfect world? >> you know, i watch it and a lot of it i like. here is one of the problems with liberal entertainment, if i could offer up my view as a liberal. when you start using words like calling the tea party taliban, that's when we get ourselves in trouble. you can disagree with them, which i do. you can, you know, find them to be outrageous, which i do. i was supporter of occupy wall street but didn't fall in love with them. you know, when they did that to the cop car, you've got to be careful how you portray yourselves, which is what you're doing, portraying yourself, which the rest of us have to get into greg's oh, everybody is lik