Ed Gein: The Real-life Leatherface
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"She taught them that women were creatures who corrupted men…"
That's ironic.
Thats called smart idiot baby
@@Crygear So this killer is smart? Wow so smart that he got caught 😂
@@l.o.v.edrive3466 Smart enough to continue his works and not get caught for a very long time that's smarter than %99 percent of violent criminals
@zonescat I grew up with a lot of people who had internalized misogyny and let me tell you, it's crazier than you think.
Well, she did corrupt him
Oh God those poor officers. Imagine being just a small town policeman and having to suddenly deal with this.
You probably didn't mean it that way... But there's no difference small or big town. If you're a decent person, you will be impacted. Big towns might have more homicides, but those cops aren't walking in on horror movie scenes on a daily basis.
@Alan Godden I wonder how much police brutality stems from officers that started out good but snapped from the pressure.
There are interviews with them. It never ever left them. Poor guys.
@Touched by a Priest that is NOT their job. Not even in a metropolis where people are strangers. I've never heard of human furniture anywhere else except for bone chapels and some German concentration camps.
@Touched by a Priest not at all. I'm saying that the typical crime scene does not look like this, so condemning those that have a psychological break by saying "it's their job" is not helpful. In Waterloo Iowa there was a shooting a few days ago, 1 dead 11 wounded. Waterloo is pretty well known for gun violence, but that is above and beyond the norm. Nobody signs up to walk into the Gein house.
Parents man, it all starts with them. I hate it how some parents don't realise the importance of their job. They could make a great person, or ruin someone who would've been great. Or they could create great evil. So important!
Some people should never be parents! EVIL IS NOT BORN IT IS MADE!
@@priestessmikokikyo77 I beg to differ, if we were born "good" we wouldn't have to teach kids right and wrong, to me that suggest we are inherently "evil". That's not to say it's not the parents fault because it obviously is.
I'd have to say it's a combination of nature and nurture because some people with bad home lives grow up to be awesome.
For someone who has a mohawk bearded yoda...this comment is Wise
People are born bad then we learn to be good..some don’t.
Wait, so his brother was found in the woods with a trauma to his head, and the coroner deduced he died from smoke inhalation? What clown college did he attend?
He must have taken his diploma from a box of "CrackerJack" popcorn.
He attended G.W. Gacy University.
@@ZeoViolet i just was being sarcastic. That's all. To me it's ironic that this man who said that his brother died from smoke hinalation but did not say anything for his head injury. Saying his got his diploma from a "cracker jack" box, for us in Canada, it means that he is stupid and that he doesn't know what he is talking about.
@@jadzia2098 Look up "John Wayne Gacy" and you will understand the wisecrack I made. I was not being serious. Because dear god, pal, _woosh!_
@@ZeoViolet i know that. I said that not to be mean towards you at all. I dont know why you took it so personally
Rookie cop: Wow, my first night as a police officer. What do I do first?
Dispatcher: Go check up on Ed Gein
What a first call right!!!
Lmao
An hour later: "Dispatch, I quit. I am not doing the paperwork for this nightmare."
The rest of his career would be a be a bit of anti-climax
👀
Growing up in Wisconsin my whole life, there’s two people we don’t talk about: Jeffrey Dahmer and Ed Gein
Still can't say Ed's name in Plainfield almost 60 years later
I grew up in Wisconsin and we talk about it constantly
You guys also seem to have a lot of cults out there
In Wisconsin? I've never heard of a cult here.
"smiley face killers"
Police: Where did you get this furniture from Gein?
Ed Gein: Ummmm IKEA.
This ain't even funny
the infinite one maybe.
He got the table legs from IHOP
B0risTheBlade bro I’m done XD
B0risTheBlade I mean he also could’ve gotten them from a bunch of Wendy’s
You know you’re messed up when turning someone’s body parts into furniture isn’t the most disturbing thing you’ve done
Invented by the Nazi's!
His mother sounds like she inspired Stephen King when writing Carrie’s mother.
I know right!
Probably did if you think about it.
I was thinking of Kathy Bates in the Waterboy
If you read the book Stephen king on writing he talks a lot about who he based Carrie on and where he got the bases for carries mother..think it was a neighbor he got paid to move furniture for and they were really religious and had a lot of religious iconography on the walls and statues everywhere and it stuck with him..but I wouldn't doubt he got inspiration from Ed gein as well.
I thought that too she does remind me carrie's mom
That's right Scoob, we're dealing with one sick son of a b!tch!
Ian Colquhoun I haven’t heard that sound bite in years lol!
That's fucking hilarious! And spot on.
He was misunderstood
Robot chicken?
@@shlamimk4664 Family guy
Ed Gein just wasn't comfortable in his own skin.
LOL
I hate and love that pun
Nice
NO, NO, NO, NO, JUST NO. That’s just gross bro.
@@deadinsidemcgee411 how do you survive on the internet?
Moral of the story: don't be like Ed Gein's mom
Got to love how she says "all females are guilty of lust!"
Asexual women: "I guess we're a joke"
I bet you could ask the most misogynistic person about Augusta's beliefs and even they would say she's overdoing it
Edit: I guess the person who replied to this comment deleted what they said. What a shame
In fact dont even marry some like her unless you want to.end up killing her
Asexual mean to literally copy your genes and make a clone of yourself and that’s how you reproduce it is also done with one organism not 2
"Young Edward's childhood home was haunted by the twin demons of alcoholism and religious fanaticism." The script writer who wrote that sentence deserves an award. It is a really good sentence.
It really is. Proper demons.
-former alcoholic
@@naota3k congrats on beating it! ^^
"whom wrote"?? "whom"??? Really?? Maybe you ought to go back to school.
@@DieFlabbergast yikes
His father's self worth couldn't be detected with the world's strongest electron microscope
abusive mother and childhood isolation, he never stood a chance
Unfortunately so...
White people reasoning
@@cpasse15 Sounds like you didn't have a chance. Your stupid comment sure doesn't have a chance of meaning anything.
@@cpasse15 Tell us more about your abusive, alcoholic mother and how you think you were raised right by her.
I want to know what the hell Augusta's backstory was, but then I also imagine I really don't
Her father was a very religiously abusive! He immigrated to lacrosse Wisconsin in 1870. Him and his wife had eight children.
@@priestessmikokikyo77 my god, dasar ajaran sesat
@@priestessmikokikyo77 Correct. They were of the Old Lutheran community, who adhered to conservative dogma and which emigrated from Germany when the Emperor tried to crack down on them.
@@gerardcollins80 There was a varient here in Sweden that was VERY misogynistic. Sadly, it was very influencial here until the fifties or so. Bad news stuff.
Right I've always wondered what horrors made her the way she was also, it's always a cycle
I feel like it was a bit of a slap in the face to the victims to lay him in the same cemetery as the people he violated
He is laid beside his parents and brother how is that disrespectful?!
@@priestessmikokikyo77 he literally just said why.
Lol no kidding kinda crazy response
@@shanonlavallie1513 He is not buried beside his victim! He is with his parents! And brother. I’m female Edward gein NEEDED to be in a structured environment, were people could watch OVER him. Augusta gein made Sure her son was DEPENDENT ON HER! Edward was a time bomb that went off when his mother died. I’m not excusing what he did nor of his awful parents!
Eh, I doubt they mind. I get your point, though.
Ed Gein is a textbook example of how forcing your children into isolation from their social peers is one of the most damaging things a parent can do besides outright violence. Kids NEED their social peers to learn how to interact and be interacted with and parents who do this to their children have a tartarus waiting for them.
Couldn't have said it better
I'd suggest that it's actually worse than outright violence. Violent kids eventually learn.
Nah, it goes to show what happens when religious fanatics are left to raise kids
@@vaderole probably thinks religious fanatic = anyone who doesn't conform to his specific "Christian are murderous bigots" ideology. He will ignore that the woman's belief doesn't come close to conforming to any world religion, thus making the claim that she is religious dubious. She was crazy, sure, but hardly religious in that she followed any religion. Jairo, however, is probably one of the Sodomites even the crazy woman knew to avoid.
>inb4 i never said that!!!!!!
Ooooh watch out!!! You weirdos always come out huh?
You missed the part where people from the town burned down the house and barn so it couldn't become a sick tourist attraction.
Yeah they wanted to make it a wax museum reproduction of the crime scene. The town burned it down.
So they had to resort to turning his car into an attraction.
the sensible thing to do
Frank Worden obviously organised that too.
the tragedy Ed cause them they wanna get over but those profiteers that wanna use his house as an attraction make them feel more worse about their town
Sorry for correcting you but do you mean terrorist attack
Trees: Oh WoW imagine having your skin and body turned into furniture oh the humanity!!!
I could only hope to one day become a family heirloom and be passed on for generations i wonder if i can will this
*"Or to have your children eaten after being plucked from your body."* -An Apple tree
It's eco friendly
I hope someone turns me into a bong
Well, there's a company that swirls ashes with glass, so it's not impossible
The belt was made entirely of nipples... We were shown crime scene photos in my Crime Scene Investigation class. Its heartbreaking.
is this a true statement?
@@rl1491 yeah
This is uhh precisely why I don't wanna do criminology. Bit much for my stomach
Heartbreaking?
The town of Plainfield WI had a population of 640 in 1950, I can’t imagine what those cops experienced that day.
Mon- nothing
Tues- nothing
Weds- chickens got loose at Edna’s farm again
Thurs- nothing
Fri - better go check out the old Gein house....”OH MY GOD!”
You have no idea what your talking about.
@Celestial Vestibule That he has no idea what hes even talking about. Cant make a funny joke when all the info in the joke is wrong.
@@VaiderGamingI bet you're real fun at parties.
@@VaiderGaming you seems fun!
@@MegaTroy12 wow you seem slow cause that comment was already said lol
"No Pain, no Gein."
“That doesn’t even rhyme.” - Carl Fredrickson
My grandfather was a grave digger for a small cemetery outside of Cedar Grove, Wisconsin. He occasionally dug graves after dark - as it was his second job. One night a neighbor thought he was a copycat and called the police. Family lore says the neighbors thought he was Ed Gein. But he was already in custody.
I'm glad you highlighted the second great tragedy of any of these murder cases. The first is that innocent peoples' lives were taken. The second is the fact that the offender is often the focus of the public's fascination. The victims are either forgotten or merely footnotes in their perverted story.
The victims are the ones deserving of the focus and attention. Respect for the years that will never be enjoyed because of these monsters.
Well done sir.
Even in the new series about Jeffery Dhamer, he is the focus (God forbid the victims of tragedy ever get more than one episode of attention)
Yes, I am always interested in the mind of a lunatic myself, but pay your respects. Don't let the world forget the people we've lost
Isn’t calling Ed Gein a “Monster” unfair?
Your ending: "We remember the ones who took their lives rather the ones who suffered" - subscribed right then. Phenomenal narrating.
I777
100% this.
Can you quote it right next time?
He’s excellent
His mother has the look of INSANITY in her eyes...
Yes she does, he doesnt seem to though which is odd
@I put the 'hot' in psychotic Love that user name!
@I put the 'hot' in psychotic Thanks for that! No content in your channel though.
I've worked around, and with Criminal Insane people, and let's just say they're a "different breed of Cat!" 🤔
2 Days
believe it or not, that photo isn't of Augusta Gein. It's an entirely different person named Augusta Wilhelmine Kuechler
I’m 6’4 and 270lbs. I had a tinder date this past weekend with a 5’4 girl who absolutely terrified me. She had the same look in her eyes as the mom.
Is this your way of telling us you proposed?
“In the depths of a mind insane,
fantasy and reality are the same,”
- Tom Araya, 1990
Dance with the dead in my dreams, listen to their hallowing screams
The dead have taken my soul
Temptation's lost all control
"the twin demons of alcohol and religious fanaticism".. so true
its not even religious fanaticism, i'm a religious christian and from what i see, she was making up her own religion. the bible does show lust as a bad thing, but nowhere in it does it say that all women are as bad as she described.
Joshua Janga
Do yourself a favor and read the whole Bible
@@jalllaaavg I did
Even if it did, it shows virtues in women, that this wannabe Christian did not have
SJWSLAYER
Read the Quran for some perspective
Does anyone else keep getting distracted by the comments during UA-cam videos and have to constantly rewind because they missed a crucial aspect of the story? Or is that just me? Ok me. Thought so.
It happens to me all the time
Exactly what I'm doing now
You're not alone. Its okay. Lol. ;)
Yes. Constantly lol! 😂😂
Me all the time
Even insanity is not a constant state, it seems the worst snap out of it from time to time and show some humanity. Which makes it all the more terrifying
That cop interrogating him probably lobotomized him with that brick.
@@fukkitful Another very human reaction to human skin decorations
@@Jormaukko Im surprised he had the will to stop beating him with the brick. I may have miss understood but wasn't it the cop who mother he killed interrogating him? Which either way he would have never made it to the police station if it was me arresting him.
My uncle.. who has been dead for several years now was a prison guard his whole life. His most famous inmate on his wing was Ed. He never spoke of him except to mention that Ed was quiet and never caused problems. Ed was of course quite elderly at that point. I always forget this until I come across these videos.
didnt think he went to prison but a mental asylum
i thought the video said ed gein didnt go to prison
He never went to prison lol!
@@tinfoil778thank you. Don’t believe UA-cam comment stories. They are full of crap that makes no sense.
That feeling when the inspiration behind horror movie monsters was born in your hometown.
We're interested because we can't comprehend their reasoning.
Wise Guy or maybe we understand it all too much..
@Timothy Verrinder I never thought about hurting or abusing another human being. Maybe you should see a psychiatrist about what you're feeling cause that doesn't sound right😅
@Timothy Verrinder no. You need to go back an rethink that statement. We dont kill because its wrong to take another life. Not because there arent any consequences. You can't just make your problems with someone disappear by killing....there will always be consequences. Here and beyond human laws. The physiological affect would tear you apart unless you are a psychopath which can't feel anything.
It is very difficult to understand a mind of a murderer simply because not all of them are crazy like ed geen or elliot rodger some of them do it because they enjoy killing and are completely mentally stable doesn’t that scare you that a sane person can get pleasure from killing
Long liveesau not true physiological effect isn’t a thing because morality is subjective you do not need to be insane to be a murderer
"He then turned her body parts into furniture"
Wtf...
And you thought MJ's world was crazy...
There's also the skin lampshade and the nipple belt
Of all the stories I’ve heard and criminals I’ve researched...Ed Gein has always stuck with me and given me absolute chills. It’s just horrifying no matter how many times I hear his story.
“Got your nose” LITERALLY
Oh no you dinnnn't
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
2-D is god hahahaahhah you win my favorite comment of my day. Hahahahaha thank you
He had boxes in those boxes.
pull my finger
Look out he’s got a nose
I've read Deviant. Ed Gein is one of the more . . . haunting murderers I've ever researched. One of the investigating officers said that combing through his house was like "an archaeological dig in Hell". They were truly dreading what they'd find behind the locked door upstairs, to the point that, when they found Augusta's room in almost pristine condition, it took them a couple of moments to register.
Look up Otis toole
@@North-bg8lg Albeert fish was a freakshow lol
I just want to know what is your profession that you have to research these things?
Well, right now I work in a restaurant. But my degree included psychology, and I did a paper on psychopathy and compulsion.
DRuff MoviesAndStuff idk about you but back in middle school you could research and present projects on serial killers etc I did one for my modern history class
1:10 - Chapter 1 - Birth of a monster
4:20 - Chapter 2 - A boy's best friend is his mother
7:25 - Chapter 3 - "We all go mad a little sometimes"
10:40 - Chapter 4 - Arrest (the house of horrors)
13:30 - Chapter 5 - Aftermath (the celebrity psycho)
I can't say I enjoyed this one, but it was well-done. On a lighter note, the look on that baby's face at 6:39 is priceless.
Anyone else see a pattern? Dad was an alko, and the child was a momma's boy. Gein, Gacy, Berkowitz...it's a long list.
The book Cannibal Killers by Moira Martingale, has a chapter called "Do Mothers Make Monsters?" It is about Gein and Kemper. So yes, your pattern might be on to something.
@Quadir Mayo Oh look, someone who only gets his info from CNN... _and nowhere else._
Be less of a dullard, will you?
Mommy issues and foot fetishes are among the common things associated with them
@Quadir Mayo Do you mean asocial or antisocial?
Hitler had an abusive father and a mother who showered him with praise and attention too
"A local part time handy man and full time weirdo loner" 😂😂😂😂😂 roast master
"Bullies dream come true"🤣💀
*1:36** Ed's mom is so creepy here... I feel bad for Ed and his victims. He didn't have the affection and true unconditional love he felt. He looks hopeless in the other photos.*
Horrifying photo that is
No-one else could unravel the history of Gein with such class and such little sensationalism. Bravo ☺️
Why does a guy from England care about something that happened in the USA in the 1950s???
My grandma used to tell me about how she grew up not far from where Ed Gein lived. People in town would always talk about how he was a pretty nice guy and a really good babysitter and all these other things and how he would help people out and even share his venison. But my great grandpa always got a weird feeling from him and would tell his kids to stay away and don't accept anything from Ed Gein. My grandma also remembers one day walking home from school with her sister, and Ed Gein pulled up next to them and offered them a ride home but they remember that their dad said to stay away from him so they declined the offer and ran home. A few months later the cops did the raid on his house and found out how much of a lunatic he was. People in town apparently seem to shocked by the news, my great grandpa was kind of like "I told you so!"
🧢🧢🧢🧢
🐴💩
8:28 exactly one people “turn off & watched something else”
We knew what we're getting into. It's what we're here for.
this reminds me of a magazine I read on serial killers with '300+ shocking photos', and they wound up censoring the lady gein had up like a deer. just a black bar on her spine. it was in freaking black and white! what's so graphic about that that you censored it when tryna shock us?! I-i mean they showed severed feet and the boob suit!
also, I found out the Sharon Tate picture's actually cropped to show just the body
Yo, I paused and had to give myself a second. I mean, it's still paused - it's 3:50 in the morning and only one light in my house is on. And it's very dim.
But yeah, I mean, I can't just watch...
I showed this to my 12 year old brother he crying I watched the whole video after him I know why he scared I didn’t watch it with him big mistake he loves horror and thriller but he scared after learning bout him
@@akmodzzz1240 Sometimes real life can be way more f*ed up than any shitty horror movie... and the main thing is, we watch horror movies as just those: movies, products of imagination. But real life monsters are way more scary... 'cause you never know if it's not the next neighbour to you...
There's a small part of me that's always felt a little sorry for Ed Gein. Obviously I would never defend what he did, but the more you read about his background, the more you realize he never really had a chance.
😭there’s plenty more people to be sorry for on earth . Most haven’t killed their own brother and many innocent people.
@@507bredren4 You know most people don't have a limited amount on empathy they have to ration out, right? It's possible to feel bad for more than one person.
If only Henry had gotten through to him.
Imagine being born into a family like this. Genuinely a fate worse than death. All evil is crafted by their parents, not born.😢😢😢
In case you're wondering, the furniture he made out of those women was photographed in detail and is easily found online. Nightmare fuel!
i like how you tell the stories in a neutral way because all of those videos that focus on showing pictures and play scary music make me really scared and i end up having nightmares while yours are very informative and easy to watch! i want to understand killers more because im a very paranoid and easy to scare person due to something that happened to me recently so your videos help a lot. thank you!
You’re welcome, thank you.
You better be scared, ... than dead!
.😐😑.
@@BiographicsImagine being born into a family like this. Genuinely a fate worse than death. All evil is crafted by their parents, not born.
Imagine waking from a nightmare and seeing Augusta's face smiling down at you.... YIKES!
ROFL
Also a fun fact: the house he committed his crimes in went up for auction. It burned down the night before, possibly by locals setting the blaze. The next day, Ed Gein died in the mental hospital.
So, allegedly, he is guilty of probably killing his bother. That was probably the start of his madness
Nah, the start of his madness was his mother’s derangement. As horrible and evil as the actions Ed Gein committed, half the blame lies on his mother’s shoulders.
Shortly after his arrest it was announced that Gein's property would be put up for auction. The night before the set date the house burned down in a 'mysterious' fire. When Ed was told about this his only remark was "Just as well".
His car survived and was hosted by a travelling fair, gives an indication of what would have happened to the rest of his belongings.
Yeah, but who would buy the skulls?
@@stevencorey1278 The skulls would get bought by someone who would display them for money, like a freak show or something. Either that or weirdos that want to relive the crimes
@@jamiebell314 “It belongs in a museum”.
"Whose tiny self worth couldn't be detected by even the most powerful electron microscope"-- I love that description!👍
I see a lot of comments referring to “Dead Skin Mask” by Slayer, but the better song (in my opinion) about Ed Gein is “Nothing To Gein” by Mudvayne.
Think theres a cannibal corpse song of there butchered album thats about ed gein
"And I would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for those nosy kids.... and their puppy too."
-Scooby-Doo
@3:50
*Henry is face down in the middle of the woods with the back of his head caved in
Coroner: "Hmm, seem's like death from smoke inhalation to me!"
Well when a fires hot enough the skull tends to pop and look not unlike a blow to the head.
How did he get to the woods though
Note: Bad idea to eat a hamburger while watching a vid about Ed Gein.
Netro Lancer not true, I was chowing down on double quarter pounder with cheese as this was rolling. I guess that makes me sick.....🥴
@@CptMoroni35 lol.
Actually I'm eating my supper.. meaty soup. Yummy.
I was eating pizza ha ha
Chili dogs for me!
There are plenty more silver screen killers based on Gein. Buffalo Bill was mentioned, but Gein also inspired Hannibal himself. He sortof got split between the two, with the woman-wearing, brutal psycho in Bill and the cold and calculating cannibal in Hannibal.
He also heavily inspired the main killer in American Horror Story: Asylum.
I caught myself physically sighing as in relief that I managed to finish the video, and I grew up on horror movies as a teen...
I mean, this Ed Gein guy is a real jerk
FootballJunkie I would have to agree with you. Yet there’s something about his eyes... hypnotic.
an ol chunk of coal
On one level, you might want to feel sympathy for him given his Mom flew straight to Mordor. On another, _why_ was he agreeing with his Mom? On yet another, she was all he knew or so it seems. One thing's for certain; God said to LOVE people unconditionally. She did not LOVE people, she metaphorically jumped in a pit of lava.
Shut up norm
Lol that all you can come up with for this guy😂
"Occationally got work as a babysitter" ...dark stuff
Yes, that freaked me out too. That kid should've had a "OH HELL NO!" look on his face. But it makes you wonder what kind of babysitter was he?
Unreal !
Codie Murphy He took on odd jobs as he needed an income. Babysitting was one of em and easy work too. I don't think he was into kids on any level. He was certainly more into dead ppl, necrophilia. He just started getting involved into killing, soon got caught.
Erbium68 Erbium68 I’m not sure if his crimes were ever sexual
Theres a story of him giving neighbors "steak" which also mentions that he didnt hunt.
'Nothing to Gein' by Mudvayne..great song about him and his sick relationship with his mom.
Life of a simple man
Taught that everyone else is dirty
And their love is meaningless
I'm so soiled
"gave them meat which he called venison"
i Hear as a am literally eating venison sausage
That sounds so damn good
Thankfully venison is delicious. Pure meat from the great outdoors!
honestly I think it was probably just venison, they already talked about how the state is know for its hunting culture, and also the meat (🤮) he would have gotten was from deceased people from a graveyard... that's not the kind of meat you look at and go "yeah this'll be fine to eat". And a kind of dark note to add here: apparently human meat tastes like hard porc; which really doesn't resemble venison
@@antondemeyer5755 *Best impression of a cop* … Mr. Meyer, have you visited any graveyards lately?
He was not a Cannibal he didn’t even have sex with them because they smelled too bad. He was just extremely sick and isolated same thing kind of happened with Richard Chase but more murders came from Richard Chase.
Anybody else on a Biographics marathon?
Just took a full time break from homework today to relax in some biographics🤣🤣
I listen to it while I'm at work!
Quite often I am when I'm working. AutoCAD and biographics, what a life.
Happens to me when I'm up at 0200.
These are great! Cant get enough
My wife knew one of the nurses that worked at the hospital where Ed was.
She said he was very polite and likable but I'm guessing that was when he was medicated.
Oddly enough my wife's ex husband worked as a guard in the jail where they kept Jeffrey Dahmer.
He was never medicated! he was very happy in the hospital, people treated him nice he really liked it! until the full moon came to shine on him.. something about that is scary!
Yankin' it with shootie nobody cares
He was a mild mannered little dude. The way most talk about him, you'd think he was some kind of monster.
@@priestessmikokikyo77 have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight.
That's actually a rather common occurrence. A lot of murderers tend to be incredibly nice people. Until they aren't.
Regarding the admonishment at the end: I believe interest in such subject matter serves to remind us how dark humanity can be and to be ever vigilant to avoid becoming someone like that and/or not make the same mistakes in raising our own children. Truth be told, I'm just glad you didn't display a plethora of crime-scene photos. The description was enough...
My mom is very religious and she's nothing but kindness, compassion and love.
Is that a corpse in your fridge?
Isolation and loneliness is one of the worst illnesses ever. Do you have someone stuck in isolation? Talk to them.. you might save a life, possibly many.
Absolutely agree and its a very simple yet grand deed to listen to someone when no one else will
Yeah so they make a you suit instead of a momma suit! 🤔
8:23 "Geins activities... had crossed into almost demonic territory."
Umm...if it wasn't already "demonic territory"..I'm eager to hear what is.
Laughed literally out loud. Thx
He was a hoarder, too. Just imagine that episode of Hoarders? Eeeep.
Your closing statement is amazing, well done sir!!
3:14 "Toasty".......god that caught me of guard,i must have laughed for 10 minutes! 😂😂😂
Michael Kelligan same
So did i, that was a good chuckle
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The picture of Augusta is gonna haunt me for years 😂
The karen incarnate
@@theblade1251 haha😂😂😂
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I wish I could have had this man for a history teacher when I was in school.
Who Ed Gein?
@@tylerrebik7700 you didn't watch the video don't you
@@volactic5240 I did watch the video, I was asking if the guy he wanted as a history teacher was Simon Whistler or Ed Gein.
As a reminder, Wisconsin abolished the death penalty in 1853 and was the earliest state to ever abolish it. It's why Dahmer didn't end up on a gurney for his gruesome crimes. Between Dahmer, Gein and Anderson, Wisconsin has a lot of infamous killers.
Dude, I wish you were my history teacher back in the day.
There was another movie called "Deranged" that was based on his life. He was played by the shovel guy from "Home Alone"
There's also a song skinned by blind mellon
Old man Marley. RIP
Roberts Blossom, RIP to a great man, actor, great soul, heart.
@@richurd8226 If we're talking about song, then there's also "Dead Skin Mask" by Slayer (arguably one of the band's best and most wicked records)
the last part was the greatest. Thank you for giving humanity to the victims.
It's insane that this is a true story. If someone tried to pitch this as a horror movie I'd call them a hack.
I tried to hack this as a pitch movie.
I must say, his jawline was impeccable
He would have probably been a good-looking fellow if he'd led a life that didn't involve isolation and human taxidermy.
for real. Fassbender would be a dead ringer to play him in a movie
"Dance with the dead in my dreams, listen to their hallowed screams, the dead have taken my soul, temptations lost all control"
-Slayer " Dead skin mask"
Born and raised in LaCrosse I knew about this at a very young age. My dad showed me the house Gein was raised in. It was 5 blocks away from the house my dad was born and grew up in.
15:48 the death penalty is illegal in Wisconsin so even if the jury wanted to he couldn’t be put to the chair
Ever get the feeling he gets thrown off by what he has to read to the camera. "What are we doing today? Ed Gein? Damn im going to need a whiskey and a shower after this"
Yeah, sometimes this stuff is horrible.
@@Biographics It can always be worse…….
He's a completely different kind of evolving evil compared to his mother. I really don't think he admired her.. I think he loathed her deep down & in a twisted way of trying to show her how much it crazed him he left a shrine of her to fantasize about displaying the grief, abuse & berating she caused. It's just my opinion anyway .. 😊
SlumXx 81 this actualy makes more sense, a person that grew so isolated and probably left out by community, mixed with a traumatizing childhood cause of his mother turned out to extreme behavor..quite similar to todays school shooters
I don’t see why he couldn’t have both loved and resented her - the latter almost certainly on subconscious level. Those conflicting, and undoubtedly repressed feelings were very likely a contributing factor in his decent into madness.
He didn't become more famous he became infamous! People who are famous are people we look up to people who are infamous are tales of warning.
I’m from Wisconsin. My dad used to work driving a tractor in soy bean fields. To get to the farm he’d have to drive past Ed’s house. He says the house just gives off spooky vibes and he wouldn’t even go close to it.
Hello from naughty LaCrosse Wisconsin! There's more to this story in books and such if folks are interested. However, to really infuse upon you the "celebrity " for lack of a better term, Gein could still get the headlines at death. I worked for a radio station back then with the old news teletype machines. Big stories would ring bells based on importance. Barneveld tornado- 4 bells, Reagan being shot - 6. Ricky Nelson plane crash- 5 bells. When Ed Gein died the newsroom went nuts. I was on the air doing the weather, and the bells wouldn't stop. He must have gotten 20 to 30 bells. I could hear from the studio, quickly put on a cart and ran into the newsroom. It read " NEWSFLASH: The entire state of Wisconsin can breathe a collective sigh of relief as serial killer and cannibal Ed Gein has finally died." I tore the story off the teletype and read it on the air. Eddie had more bells than Ronald Reagan, Ricky Nelson, and an F5 tornado that wiped out a small town. Only in Wisconsin. Ta.
People pay attention to the perpetrator rather than the victim because a simple animal instinct : You want to know the dangerous to protect yourself against it, not the harmless.
People also want to identify with who they think is the stronger party. A lot of people see the vicitim as weak; they messed up and therefore some how deserved to die. This is completely forgetting the fact that the victims are usually well adjusted people who were never given a chance to fight back because the perpetrator never would have risked it. Bundy didn´t fare too well the few times one of his "prey" fought back.
I think you're both wrong. It's because the perpetrator is inherently more interesting. There are no specific characteristics of someone who is brutalized and murdered those victims are just normal people. Only an abnormal person would do those type of things.
Thanks for covering that topic. Pretty hard to watch, probably harder to research. Well done and thanks!
Been binging these biographics and loving em. Appreciate this video but can’t like it but won’t dislike it. Tough one to watch
That was brutal. One of the most horrific stories I've ever heard. Wow :(
A religious fanatic mother, an alcoholic father, and an isolated childhood= 'literally a recipe for success.'
Bad joke, I'll make my leave now.
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I thought it was a good one
Good Night Everybody!!
Keep them coming. Very educational on so many levels.
I can imagine him bringing bodies home and him being a lil child again ready to open his presents christmas morning
Simon Whistler is a great narrator.Adds a touch of humour even when it’s a horrific story..BRILLIANT.
Simon Whistler, he was a great narrator.
“The state doesn’t like to spend money.” Looks at construction on interstate 41....hmmm you don’t say... 🤣
94 got a massive overhaul tho
Politicians too busy stealing it for themselves.
And here i thought it was something only done in Mexico. Guess all countries are the same huh?
I’m here in 2020, I just watched Gerald’s Game and Ed Gein’s story was in this movie with a twist. Instead of killing woman, he would go after men. I didn’t think this character was really until I looked it up and I’m very disturbed right now 😳
I didn't make it beyond half way of Gerald's Game. 🤮