Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment 213 has since been torn down. In a controversial decision, the two police officers that spotted Tracy Edwards took the victim back to Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment to retrieve the handcuff key. The freak was Jeffrey Dahmer, and Tracy Edwards nearly became his 18th victim. Edwards told the cops that he had to "use karate" to fend off the "freak" that had tried to kill him. The man, soon identified as Tracy Edwards, a 32-year-old black man from Tupelo Mississippi, had handcuffs dangling from his left wrist. A handcuffed Tracy Edwards used karate to flee Jeffrey Dahmer. On July 22, 1991, police officers Rolf Mueller and Robert Rauth spot a young black male running frantically by the corner of Kilbourn Avenue and North 25th street at approximately 11:30pm. The photos contain the severed and dismembered bodies taken in various poses and stages of death. I don't know what they found,'" Dahmer's neighbor Pamela Bass told the press.Police discover 72 Poloroid photos taken by Jeffrey Dahmer displaying several of his victims after raiding his Milwaukee apartment on July 22, 1991. The other one came out in the hallway, and I was running down that way to get out the way because I said, 'I don't know what they're doing. "Officer yelled, 'Get the cuffs on him,' or something like that. The discovery startled Dahmer, who tried to avoid arrest but was quickly overpowered by an officer. “These are for real,” the officer called back to his partner in the living room. Upon entering the bedroom, the officer stumbled upon a large knife hidden under the bed as well as an open dresser with nearly 80 Polaroid pictures of dismembered human bodies.
Surprisingly, Dahmer did not seem bothered by Edwards’ claims and simply directed the officers to a handcuff key on his bedside dresser.
Upon arrival, Edwards revealed Dahmer also threatened him with a knife and told him he wanted to eat his heart. Edwards accompanied the policemen back to Jeffrey Dahmer’s apartment, where he claimed to have been held captive for five hours. On the night of July 22, 1991, 32-year-old Tracy Edwards flagged down two Milwaukee police officers claiming a “freak” kidnapped and handcuffed him.
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