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The WatcherMonster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story—is Ryan Murphy's dramatic flourish on terrifying events that took place at a home in New Jersey. For our purposes here, we're taking on the true story. The real-life familyBroadduses, bought a new home in Westfield, New Jersey in June 2014. They immediately received threatening letters in their mailbox, signed by someone who deemed themself the"Watcher.
The note obviously disturbed the Broadduses, because it was clear that the person who wrote it had already begun surveilling them. The letter included details about the kind of car they drove, the contractors that were working on their home, and more unsettling, their children. As the letters continued, the family realised they were being terrorised by this anonymous person—and that they would be unrelenting in their attempt to drive the family out of the home.
I pass by many times a day. 657 Boulevard is my job, my life, my obsession. And now you are too Braddus family."
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