How Jeffrey Dahmer victim Errol Lindsey WOKE UP as cannibal beast drilled holes in his skull in sick 'Zombie' experiment | The Sun

THE ELEVENTH victim of Jeffrey Dahmer was subjected to sick a 'zombie' experiment at the hands of the twisted killer who drilled into his skull and poured acid into his brain.

Errol Lindsey was just 19-year-old when he met the sadistic murderer on the streets of Wisconsin and was lured back to his apartment in April 1991.

The teen became the first of his 17 victims to be experimented on as part of Dahmer's sick fantasies to turn the men he met into his zombie slaves.

While in a heavily drugged state, the serial killer drilled into Errol's skull pouring hydrochloric acid into the hole – in his sick bid to have full control over his victims.

But the horrific experiment suddenly woke the unconscious teen before he uttered the words: "I have a headache. What time is it?"

Dahmer drugged him further to subdue him, before strangling him and flaying his corpse with the intention of keeping his skin.

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He then decapitated his skull to keep as a sick trophy but was forced to dispose of his remains when his attempts to preserve his skin failed when it became 'too frayed and brittle.'

Dahmer was finally caught in July 1991, but not before he had killed four more victims.

Between 1978 and 1991, the serial killer murdered 17 teen boys and men, many of them at his apartment in Milwaukee in the US state of Wisconsin.

He would cut most of his victims up and store body parts in his freezer as sick trophies, even eating bits of flesh to fulfil his depraved urges.

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Although the crimes of the "Milwaukee Cannibal" are well-documented, some of the details of his horrific crimes are still shocking to this day.

Dahmer would lure his victims – almost all of them from ethnic minority or LGBT communities – back to his apartment, often offering to pay them in return for nude photographs.

Once there, he would drug their drinks before carrying out his evil acts.

He later told the court how once drugged, he would drill a tiny hole into some of his victims' skulls "just enough to open a passageway to the brain".

Dahmer said he would then inject their brains with hydrochloric acid to induce a "zombie-like state".

In May 1991, Dahmer was almost caught after carrying out this evil operation for a second time on his youngest victim, 14-year-old Konerak Sinthasomphone.

Konerak was subjected to the same horrific torture as Errol Lindsay after he too was lured back to the killer's apartment.

He was drugged before Dahmer took a drill to his brain and injected diluted hydrochloric acid into his frontal lobe.

He then left his apartment to visit a bar and buy more alcohol, but when he returned, the boy had come to and managed to escape onto the street.

The boy, half-naked, was talking to three neighbours who, disturbed at his state and young appearance, rang the police.

According to the Chicago Tribune, the teen was naked, bruised, bleeding and heavily under the influence of drugs when he managed to escape from Dahmer's apartment.

But when cops arrived, Dahmer convinced them that Sinthasomphone was his boyfriend and that he was just drunk.

"The story I used was he was a house guest, a friend who sometimes drinks too much and runs out in the street naked," Dahmer later testified.

He added that cops failed to spot the hole he had drilled in the boy's skull.

The women tried to tell the officers to investigate and pointed out that the boy was bleeding from his rectum, but cops ordered them to shut up.

One of the officers, Joseph Gabrish, noticed that Dahmer's apartment had a foul smell of rotting flesh when he accompanied the pair back but didn't investigate further.

After the police had left, Dahmer said he gave the boy another injection of acid into his brain, which proved fatal.

"I listened for a heartbeat right after I injected him and there was none," he testified in court. "I wasn't trying to kill him but that's what happened."

Sinthasomphone's family later sued the city of Milwaukee and three police officers, including two of whom were fired over what happened.

It later emerged Dahmer had carried out a similar twisted experiment on 19-year-old Errol Lindsey.

Errol's sister, Rita Isbell, gave an emotionally charged victim statement on the day Dahmer was convicted of killing 16 boys and men and handed a life sentence in 1992.

She launched at the killer whilst screaming, "Jeffrey motherf**ker, I hate you…I could kill you."

She was held back by courtroom cops while the twisted killer hardly batted an eye and remained emotionless.

In a recent chat with Insider, she said: "My plans were to get up there and say how it made my mother feel and what it did to her and all this other stuff.

"But no, when I got in front of his face it was a whole new ball game. I recognized evil. I was face-to-face with pure evil."

NETFLIX BACKLASH

The story of Errol's horrific murder is featured in a new ten-part Netflix series about Jeffrey Dahmer's sick crimes.

The series sparked anger from Errol's family who say Netflix never approached them before airing and accused them of 'making money off the tragedy'.

One episode plays out the heartwrenching courtroom scene where Rita unleashed fury on her brother's killer.

She told Insider: "When I saw some of the show, it bothered me, especially when I saw myself — when I saw my name come across the screen and this lady saying verbatim exactly what I said. 

"If I didn't know any better, I would've thought it was me. Her hair was like mine, she had on the same clothes. That's why it felt like reliving it all over again.

"It brought back all the emotions I was feeling back then.

"I was never contacted about the show. I feel like Netflix should've asked if we mind or how we felt about making it. They didn't ask me anything. They just did it."

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In a tweet, following her interview, she also added: "My cousins wake up every few months at this point with a bunch of calls and messages and they know there's another Dahmer show. It's cruel.

"…It's retraumatizing over and over again and for what?"

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