A Father's Story

by Lionel Dahmer

to shed some light on how he developed, and to show that he was not, as some people insist, born a monster.

And so, I continued with my obsession. It grew larger, and began to include a fascination with bombs, with the making of explosives.

Fatherhood remains, at last, a grave enigma, and when I contemplate that my other son may one day be a father, I can only say to him, as I must to every father after me, "Take care, take care, take care."

But now, in light of what happened at CCI, a place designed to prevent just exactly what occurred, it seems to me that there was no appropriate place for Jeff to go, except where he is now, with his Lord.