Ed Gein's story is one of American criminal history's most notorious and deeply disturbing chapters. It influenced the horror ...

That fascination stretches all the way back to the date Gein’s crimes were discovered. When he was arrested in 1957, newspapers like The Milwaukee Journal ran photos of the serial killer and his home ...

While Gein read books about cannibalism, according to A&E, his interest in human anatomy never turned to hunger. Instead, according to the network, Gein found bodies unappealing in a cannibalistic and ...

After serial killer Ed Gein’s life was depicted on Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story, fans were left wondering what from the show was true and what was fiction. One storyline featured on the show ...

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Known as the “Plainfield Ghoul,” Gein was a serial killer based in Wisconsin during the 1950s. He was found guilty of killing two women, though he was also suspected of killing a handful of other ...

In Monster: The Ed Gein Story, Ryan Murphy once again dives into an infamous case involving an American killer, following up on Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and Monsters: The Lyle and Erik ...

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Dubbed the “Butcher of Plainfield,” Gein is a deceased serial killer and grave robber from Plainfield, Wisconsin, who exhumed corpses and admittedly murdered two women in the 1950s. Police discovered ...

Is one of the most chilling characters in horror movie history based on a real person? Before there was Norman Bates, the knife-wielding murderer obsessed with his late mother in the seminal 1960 ...

Ed Gein’s brother Henry Gein did die in a suspicious manner, but his cause of death was not listed as murder. Ed Gein was a Wisconsin grave robber and serial murderer from Plainfield, who has inspired ...