Serial Killers The Experience - True Crime Muesum
Most people spend several hours exploring the museum.
If you are fascinated by true crime and serial killers, you definitely do not want to pass up on visiting the new Serial Killers The Experience - True Crime Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC. This museum brings information about real serial killers, mass murderers, and psychopaths, allowing visitors to deep-dive into their psychology and crimes. Whether you are a budding criminal justice major or a true crime junkie, you will have an interesting time experiencing this new museum.
About the Museum
From the most infamous cases to the lesser-known murder cases, true crime is a genre that has interested millions for decades. Whether you listen to true crime podcasts, watch documentaries, or head to YouTube to catch interrogation videos, nothing beats heading to this museum and getting up-close looks at real artifacts and interesting information about real cases. This educational museum is dedicated to bringing information about true crime and serial killers to its visitors, and you are sure to learn something new while you are here. Some of the interesting artifacts that you will see, that owner Phil Chalmers received from the serial killers himself, include:
- Jeffrey Dahmer's Apartment Silverware
- A real John Wayne Gacy Clown Mask found within his home
- The art set and chess set BTK used when he was in prison
- Jeffrey Dahmer's eyeglasses
- Boston Strangler Prison-Made Wallet
- Ed Gein Letter
- Toolbox Killer's Prison TV
About Founder Phil Chalmers
This new museum is the brain child of a real criminal profiler, Phil Chalmers, who has spoken with more than 250 different serial killers throughout his career. With his expertise, he has crafted this museum to give real, interesting insight into the criminals and their crimes for a totally unique true crime experience. He is a 40+ year veteran with decades of criminal justice experience, and his museum aims to shine light on the real depravity of these killers and to dive into their psychology. Most days, he even hangs around the museum, so feel free to ask him questions or chat with him if you see him around!
For a fascinating dive into true crime, be sure to visit the new Serial Killers The Experience True Crime Museum. With so many one-of-a-kind artifacts and testimony from Phil Chalmers and his interviews with more than 250 serial killers, you will gain new insight into infamous crimes and new ones you may not know about. Whether you have a morbid curiosity or are a true crime junkie yourself, a visit to this museum will be a unique addition to your Myrtle Beach travels.
- What is the dress code?
No large bags, purses or backpacks. No hoodies or face masks.
- Is photography & video recording allowed?
Non-flash photography is allowed. Video recording and live streaming is NOT allowed.
- For what ages is Serial Killers The Experience - True Crime Muesum appropriate?
Children under 12 not permitted. All Guests from 13 - 17 must be accompanied by a parent or adult and a waiver must be signed.
