Ed Gein was fixated on death, even robbing graves, and he killed two women in Plainfield, Wisconsin, where he lived on a farm ...

Gein confessed to killing 2 women in the 1950s. Authorities also discovered he exhumed corpses from local graveyards, creating keepsakes from their bones and skin. He was later found guilty of murder ...

The setting for the horrors perpetrated by killer Ed Gein was a dilapidated farmhouse on an isolated plot of land in rural ...

Ed Gein, who became infamous for crimes committed in rural Plainfield, Wisconsin, admitted to the killing of two women and ...

Ed Gein was arrested for the murders of two women in 1957 after police discovered their remains and the body parts of other ...

From grave robbing to Psycho’s inspiration, here’s what Monster: The Ed Gein Story gets right about Ed Gein, and what it does ...

Suzanna Son plays a fictionalized version of Watkins in "Monster: The Ed Gein Story," but were she and the ghoulish killer a ...

But by tying Gein’s delusions to Bundy’s crimes, Monster taps into how horror bleeds into American consciousness. Co-creator ...

Did notorious Wisconsin killer Ed Gein play a role in the capture of serial killer Ted Bundy? The Netflix show about Gein wants you to think so.

The unsettling story of Wisconsin killer Ed Gein is the focus of Netflix's third season of "Monster." Ed Gein confessed to a couple of murders but also to digging bodies up from a cemetery to harvest ...