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Where Is Jeffrey Dahmer's Biological Mom, Joyce Dahmer, Now? Here's What Happened After The Trial - Vimarsana News

Where Is Jeffrey Dahmer's Biological Mom, Joyce Dahmer, Now? Here's What Happened After The Trial

Jeffrey Dahmer's mother struggled with her mental health and divorced his father, Lionel, in the 1970s. What to know about Joyce Dahmer, and where she is now.

Jeffrey Dahmer's mother, Joyce Flint, remembered as woman of contrasts - Vimarsana News

Jeffrey Dahmer's mother, Joyce Flint, remembered as woman of contrasts

Joyce Flint showed great compassion for the families of the victims and great hatred for the vultures who tried to make money off her son and her.

Bob Wills, forceful Milwaukee Sentinel editor, dies at 95 - Vimarsana News

Bob Wills, forceful Milwaukee Sentinel editor, dies at 95

After buying the ailing Milwaukee Sentinel in 1962, The Milwaukee Journal installed a turnaround crew including Navy veteran Robert H. (Bob) Wills. As city editor for more than a decade and then as editor from 1975-1991, Wills imprinted the scrappy morning daily with his forceful personality and passion for news. He became a state and national journalism leader, banking on his competitive fire to build coalitions with other media to protect press freedoms and First Amendment rights. Wills died early Thursday in Madison, said his son Bob. He slipped away quietly, his son said with a touch of g...

Laurie Van Dyke blazed a trail for women in Milwaukee journalism - Vimarsana News

Laurie Van Dyke blazed a trail for women in Milwaukee journalism

Laurie Van Dyke blazed a trail for women in Milwaukee journalism Neither the intransigence of men nor a barbed wire fence could stop Laurie Van Dyke from going after a story.  In a time when women were often denied news reporting jobs or were confined to society beats, Laurie Van Dyke became a respected Milwaukee newsroom leader.  "Laurie led the way," her former Milwaukee Sentinel colleague Marta Bender said in an email message.  "In the past, women were a newsroom minority and an editing and management rarity. When Laurie filled those jobs, she set an example for the rest of us. Her w...