Jeffrey Dahmer’s dad threw a pair of panties on his driveway when second sick fan showed up ‘violently’ after Netflix show

SICK Jeffrey Dahmer fans have been flocking to his dad’s since the release of a hit Netflix show about the serial killer — with one even throwing her panties in his driveway.

The Milwaukee cannibal’s father, Lionel, has reportedly left behind a “nervous wreck” since drama series Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story began streaming last month.

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Jeffrey murdered and dismembered 17 young men and boys in Ohio and Wisconsin between 1978 and 1991. Many of his gruesome later murders involved cannibalism, necrophilia, and the preservation of victims’ body parts.

Many years have passed since the 1994 murder of his son in prison, and Lionel, 86, has spent the twilight years of his life under the radar in a quiet village in rural Ohio.

Shortly after the series’ release, another fan showed up at his home and behaved “hostile and aggressive,” according to one of Lionel’s handlers.

Concerns about disturbed fans have prompted his team to put up “keep out” signs and his manager has even taken up arms.

The supervisor, who gave his name only as Jeb because he feared he would be targeted, told The US Sun: “This new Dahmer show has exploded very quickly.

“Everything that has to do with Dahmer blows up. It seems like every time a movie or series comes out, a lot of crazy things happen to the fanboys and fangirls.

Jeb shared an anecdote about a woman in her 20s whose odd behavior included leaving a very personal item of hers in the driveway.

“We even had a lady stop at the end of the driveway, take off her panties and throw them in the yard,” he said.

“I had to go out with pliers to pick up this woman’s granny panties. The girl looked like she was in her early twenties and exclaimed “I love you Lionel”.

The love the mad woman has for the father of the now-deceased serial killer is not mutual, and the attention is in no way flattering or welcome to the elder.

“We don’t want people like that here, so I put up no-door and private-property signs. Lionel is 86 and here is this 20 year old woman throwing her underwear at him. It’s just like, stop it.”

This week, The Sun exclusively reported that Lionel and his team are considering legal action against Netflix over its two new shows about Dahmer.

Jeb says he’s upset that he was never even briefly contacted regarding the hit new drama series Dahmer: Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

From widely acclaimed horror and crime creator Ryan Murphy, the show centers on Jeffrey Dahmer and the Dahmer family, the victims and their families, Jeffrey’s neighbors during the time he was actively killing, and the Milwaukee gay scene in the ’80s and ’90s 90s.

While the show presents some factual information, it requires a lot of artistic liberties that don’t reflect the reality of the horrific case.

Through Jeb, Lionel is also said to be unhappy that the streaming giant didn’t get permission to use tapes from Dahmer’s legal team for the new documentary series Conversations With A Killer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes.

Previously, Netflix has shown never-before-seen tapes of serial killers Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy and even Dennis Nilson similarly murdering scores of young men, collecting body parts and using them for sexual purposes.

The Sun reached out to Netflix for comment but received no response.

Ryan Murphy, who is known to have produced Glee on American Horror Story, had another smash hit with Monster when it was released in its first week of release on March 21st.

The show previously had an LGBTQ tag on the series because of its prominent traits of ’90s gay culture and was forced to remove the tag, Entertainment Weekly reported.

It is the second most popular English-language series of all time on Netflix, after Stranger Things.

Jeb, 34, explained how the show’s frenzy has led to at least one aggressive encounter on Lionel’s property – forcing him to carry a handgun for protection.

He said: “About two weeks ago a guy in a nice looking car pulled up in the middle of the driveway about 20 or 30 meters from the front door.

“I came out and he was acting erratic and violent and said he wanted to see Lionel. He was a big guy and was very hostile.

“He started yelling at me and I said to him, ‘Hey dude, you have to go, you’re not coming in.’ He was starting to act crazier, so I took a step back. I’m armed now, but I wasn’t then.

“I tipped my right hip back to appear like I was armed and I told him, ‘You have to go or I’ll call the police.’ I thought this guy would harm me. I don’t know if he was on to something, but it seemed like he was tweaking something.”

Jeb said that despite his safety training, the man’s antagonistic presence made him feel in danger.

“The guy got in his car and cursed and burned rubber all the way out here just peeling tires.”

Visits to Lionel’s house are so frequent that Jeb believes they pose a real threat, especially at Lionel’s tender age.

“Random people who show up here don’t have to happen,” he said.

“I’m not going to take my chances, especially when Lionel is in his late 80s and the only way he can defend himself is by shouting.

Jeb used to “let Lionel come out and do yard work just to get him mobile, nothing too tiring…but I can’t have him in the front yard at all anymore because we’re afraid people will stop.” ”

On Friday, The Sun exclusively reported that Lionel is “still p****d” over how his son was murdered in prison in 1994 at the age of 34.

Lionel is said to believe that the guards looked the other way when Dahmer was beaten to death with a metal bar by fellow inmate Christopher Scarver.