‘IT WAS JUST FOR THE SPIRIT OF HALLOWEEN’ Actor Martin Del Rosario released a public apology on his Instagram story following backlash from social media users after posting photos dressed up as notorious serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. READ:
Dahmer is an American serial killer who took the lives of multiple men and boys by luring his victims with a promise of money. His story gained popularity due to a new hit series on Netflix detailing his life leading up to his crimes.The actor’s now deleted post gained unwanted attention when members of the public Facebook group “Main Pop Girls Stanposting” called the actor out for glamorizing a real life serial killer.
Del Rosario received more flak when social media users on different platforms expressed their disapproval of his costume.
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