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A 19-year-old Jeffrey Dahmer fan from Louisiana planned to kidnap and kill gay men after luring them through gay dating app Grindr, the United States Department of Justice has revealedChance Seneca, 19, was indicted and charged last week in a federal court on six counts, including hate crime, kidnapping and possession of a firearm. He was charged by a federal grand jury for attemting to murder a gay man and hatching a plan to kidnap and murder gay men whom he met online.  If convicted of the charges, Seneca faces life imprisonment. On June 19 and 20, 2020, Seneca is accused of attempting to kidnap one man and kidnapping two other men  he had met through Grindr.

He's brought to life countless fictional killers in his American Horror Story anthology series, not to mention real-life murderer Andrew Cunanan in another acclaimed show.And for his next project, television wunderkind Ryan Murphy will be co-producing a limited series about Jeffrey Dahmer, a convicted serial killer who was responsible for the heinous deaths of 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991.Deadline reports thatNetflix has greenlit Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story - a limited series co-created by Murphy, 54, and hislongtime collaborator Ian Brennan - as the next project in their high-profile deal with the streaming giant.

After already exploring the halls of Nurse Ratched’s house of horrors, as well as telling the story of another serial killer in “The Assassination of Gianni Versace,” Ryan Murphy is about to tell the story of another monster: Jeffrey Dahmer. Netflix has reportedly greenlit Ryan Murphy’s limited series “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.” READ MORE: ‘Ratched’: Ryan Murphy’s ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ Prequel Offers A Garish, Unnecessary Origin Story [Review] The news comes from Deadline, with a report that Murphy and his longtime collaborator Ian Brennan have sold “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” to Netflix.

Ryan Murphy has set up his next limited series at Netflix and he’ll be following the story of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.

Ryan Murphy is continuing their tradition of bringing terrifying programming to the masses with a new limited series about the notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Netflix has greenlit Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story limited series from Murphy and Ian Brennan, according to Deadline.  Richard Jenkins (Six Feet Under) will co-star with Carl Franklin (Mindhunter) and Janet Mock (Pose) writing and directing the series.

Ryan Murphy is teaming up with Netflix to create a new limited series based on the life of the notorious serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer.

Will Thorne Staff WriterRyan Murphy has set up his next project at Netflix.The prolific Murphy and his producing partner Ian Brennan have received a greenlight from the streamer on a limited series titled “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.”The series already has Richard Jenkins attached to star, as well as Janet Mock and Carl Frankin attached to direct. Mock will also serve as a writer on the series.“Monster” centers around Jeffrey Dahmer, one of America’s most notorious serial killers.

Before cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer chopped up a 14-year-old boy and put his head in a freezer, police missed a glaring opportunity to rescue the lad.

Machine Gun Kelly has some time on his hands during the COVID-19 lockdown, so he did what anyone would: he hopped on a freestyle over Jack Harlow's "What's Poppin'" beat.With a co-sign from Harlow at the beginning of the video for the surprise track, MGK digs into the piano-laden beat with a twisty food, sex and rhyming skills assault that drops props to his hometown Cleveland Cavs, as well as Chef Nobu, McDonald's, Jeffrey Dahmer, Cinderella and Coogi coats."What's poppin'? Just f---ed my ex, I rawed it/ Two X in the mushroom chocolate/ Two X on neck, I'm frostbit/ Stay dressin', no balsamic/ Got commas Comme des Garcon'd it/ Cup got ice cubes like Compton/ Chef Nobu, cook me raw fish," MGK rhymes in the visual while reading the lines off

(Editor’s note: This story contains details of the attack that some readers may find upsetting.)The pair had spoken for a week prior to meeting, the Acadiana Advocate reports. They agreed to meet on Saturday, June 20, with Seneca picking White up at his apartment and driving him to the location of the attack, in the 400 block of Maryview Farm Rd.Once there, the pair reportedly became embroiled in a “verbal altercation,” according to Lafayette Police Department Sgt.