Gein: Gein: The True Crime Story of Ed Gein and the Wisconsin Murders($16.99Value)

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In the quiet farming community of Plainfield, Wisconsin, one man would become the inspiration for some of the most terrifying horror films ever made. Gein takes readers deep into the disturbing true story of Ed Gein — the shy handyman whose horrifying crimes shocked America and forever changed true crime history. Author Scott Bowser explores the murders, grave robbing, twisted obsessions, and psychological darkness surrounding the case that inspired Psycho , The Texas Chainsaw Massacre , and The Silence of the Lambs . Through detailed research, local history, and firsthand knowledge of Plainfield and the Gein story, this book uncovers the chilling reality behind the legend. This updated edition also features never-before-published photographs of Bernice Worden, along with rare historical material and deeper insight into one of America’s most infamous killers. Inside this book: The complete story of Ed Gein’s crimes - The murders of Bernice Worden and Mary Hogan - Grave robbing and discoveries from the Gein farm - Rare historical details from Plainfield, Wisconsin - Newly uncovered and never-before-published photographs - The lasting impact Gein had on American horror and true crime culture For readers fascinated by true crime, serial killers, dark history, and Wisconsin legends, Gein delivers a haunting look into the mind and crimes of one of the most notorious killers in American history.