News about Shirley Hughes

On Tuesday night, the mother of one of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims slammed Evan Peters' Golden Globes for his portrayal of the serial killer on Netflix's popular drama series about his life. During his acceptance address at the glitzy awards show, Shirley Hughes, the mother of Dahmer attacker Tony Hughes, should have paid tribute to the killer's many victims. She told TMZ that she would have liked to see Peters' performances on stage to inform the families who are still suffering from Dahmer's crimes, or that telling Hollywood that killings should be put an end.

After seeing increasing interest in Dahmer-inspired getups since the unveiling of Netflix's 'Dahmer Story' last month, the commerce website announced the scrubbing of the costumes on Wednesday. The drama has since risen to become the most popular show of all time, but has been chastised for glorifying the notorious murderer who murdered and ate 17 men in Ohio and Wisconsin between 1978 and 1991. Concerning the logic behind their decision, eBay brass said in a tweet that the costumes, which included glasses, wigs, and shirts designed to capture Dahmer's likeness, went against the terms of service. It comes as a reminder that some costumes are seen as offensive, some are worn in good fun, and others are used in good fun, and others are used to report on activities around us. Also, if it be a costume portraying the recently deceased Queen or a Confederate general, just because you can buy a costume doesn't mean you should.

The mother of one of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims has said that Halloween costumes impersonating the Milwaukee serial killer are insensitive to his victims' families. Shirley Hughes, 85, the mother of Dahmer's 12th victim Tony Hughes, has slammed the Netflix show for re-victimizing those he killed and misleading the facts surrounding her son's deaf death.