About the Museum
Welcome to Serial Killers: The Experience True Crime Museum, located in beautiful Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. We are located at 514 Broadway Street, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29577.
The museum is owned and operated by American Profiler Phil Chalmers, who is a 41-year veteran profiler, law enforcement trainer, true crime writer, true crime podcaster, and a television personality. Phil has been studying violent offenders for four decades, and has personally interviewed hundreds of dangerous killers, including 250 Serial Killers alone. Phil not only owns this museum, but he is there most days to interact with guests and answer questions.
This museum is an educational museum focused on True Crime and Serial Killers, guaranteed to teach visitors something new about true crime and serial murder. Visitors will also learn about dozens of new cases they have never heard of before and leave separating fact from fiction.
The museum houses hundreds of historical artifacts that Phil received from the Serial Killers themselves, and contains artifacts like Jeffrey Dahmer’s apartment silverware, a clown mask from inside John Wayne Gacy’s home, BTK’s art set from his prison cell, and Jeffrey Dahmer’s eyeglasses.
We currently have two special exhibits at this time highlighting historic killers Ed Gein, and Dennis Rader the BTK Killer
SPECIAL ARTIFACT
See the real, authenticated glasses Jeffrey Dahmer wore in his booking photo—on display exclusively at Serial Killers: The Experience in Myrtle Beach. This genuine artifact, verified by provenance experts and preserved under museum conditions, offers a rare, close-up look at a piece of true crime history you won’t find anywhere else.
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Phil Chalmers
American Profiler
Phil Chalmers is a long-time American criminal profiler with four decades of experience, a true‑crime author, and the host of the Dennis Quaid–owned podcast Where the Bodies Are Buried.
His live trainings have earned legendary status in law enforcement circles, drawing police officers, FBI personnel, probation officers, school administrators, and other professionals from across the country. You may recognize him from A&E’s Killer Kids or Fox’s Crime Watch Daily. Over the years, he has interviewed hundreds of violent offenders—including serial killers, school shooters, mass murderers, family annihilators, and spree killers. His interview roster includes notorious names such as Charles Manson, Son of Sam, BTK, the Hillside Strangler, the Gainesville Ripper, the Zodiac Copycat, the Smiley Face Killer, and the Amityville Horror Killer.
This is a rare chance to see Phil live and watch the stories behind his books, TV appearances, and podcast unfold right in front of you.
One of the museum’s standout features is its lineup of live shows held on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, each centered on a different true‑crime theme. A crowd favorite is Serial Killers 101, performed most weekends and well worth planning around. Every ticket to a LIVE show also includes a same‑day pass to explore the museum.