Tracy Edwards: Last News

READ MORE: Girl, 12, stabbed 19 times by Slenderman killer makes jaw-dropping recoveryThankfully one managed to escape Dahmer's evil clutches – and he isn't the only one who's managed to flee from a killer.Read on to find out about a variety of people who fought back and survived and helped end some serial killer's reign of terror.When Milwaukee, Wisconsin, police officers stumbled across a man running down the street in handcuffs in 1991, they had no idea that they were going to put an end to a prolific serial killer case. They had come across Tracy Edwards, who told them that he had just escaped being murdered by Dahmer.On July 22, 1991, Edwards and two other men met the serial killer in a bar when Dahmer offered them $100 (£91) to come back to his apartment.

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following Netflix’s widely-watched mini-series “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” — but despite ending the sicko’s spree, the man hailed a hero lived a tragic life.Tracy Edwards became a national name in 1991 after he led Milwaukee cops to the remains of Dahmer’s 17 dismembered victims, ending a decade-long spree of cannibalistic homicides that shocked the country.But Edwards’ life quickly spiraled out of control and he was accused of killing a man almost two decades to the day after he survived the tragic fate himself.“It’s like Humpty Dumpty,” his defense attorney Paul Ksicinski told ABC News in 2011.