[Zodiak]

Craz pics!
cmon i know someone on this site has to have more pix! Post em!

[Zodiak]

Craz pics!
cmon i know someone on this site has to have more pix! Post em!

[Guderian1974]

[kpm1124]

This is my 1st post, and idk if it's a repost, but oh well... least u'll be reminded ^_^ umm here's the stories if ya don't already know them....

Even though it is disputable whether label Serial Killer suits Ed Gein well, since he was only convicted of murdering two people, the severity and notoriety of his murders as well as necrophiliac tendencies have directly influenced some of the most famous horror films, including The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The American Psycho and The Silence of the Lambs.

After his mother’s death, Ed Gein felt alone and lost. He never developed any friendships and his mother was the only close person to him. Since he was the only member of the Geins family still alive, he was running the farm by himself and lived alone in a huge house. He locked up all the rooms used by his mother and only ever used one small room close to the kitchen.

Soon after his mother’s death, Ed Gein developed interest in anatomy of female body and started reading death cult magazines. What caught his interest the most were the atrocity of the Nazis, in particular the medical experiments performed on people in the concentration camps. His interest in the anatomy escalated to the point that within next few years he visited several local cemeteries and exhumed fresh female corpses, dissect them and keep some of the body parts, including their heads, sexual organs and occasional internal organs (heart, liver, intestines, etc.).

Ed Gein flayed several cadavers off their skin and wore it around his homestead. But his biggest interest lay in female genitalia. He would cut those out and play with them. It gave him immense gratification to wear woman’s panties stuffed with a vagina he would dissect from an exhumed victim. As his obsession grew larger, he was no longer satisfied with dead bodies and sought “fresher” victims.

Murder of Bernice Worden by Ed Gein
Bernice Worden was a woman in her late fifties – close to an age of Ed Gein’s mother. She disappeared on November 16, 1957. Her son Frank was sheriff’s deputy and since Ed Gein already had bad reputation in town and was spotted strolling the streets on day of Bernice Worden disappeared, Frank went to check out the Gein place.

Upon entering the woodshed, shocking evidence of Ed Gein’s obsession was revealed. Bernice Worden was hung inside upside down from a meat hook, her body headless and slit open across the front. Her heart was on a plate inside the house, her intestines and head inside a box in a shed. There were also skins from 10 female heads in the shed and a rolled up skin from one female torso. Ed Gein made himself a belt decorated with female nipples, upholsted one chair with human skin and had several skulls with crown cut off that he used as soup bowls. His refrigerator was full of human organs, table was decorated with human bones and lamps had shade coverings made of human skin.

The posts on Ed Gein’s Tudor bed were decorated with human skulls, one whole human head was hung on the wall to go along with skinned faces of nine women. Ed kept his most precious articles – female genitalia in a shoe box. Aside from those the searchers found plethora of other decorations made of human flesh, including newspaper stuffed heads that were displayed and mounted on the wall like hunting trophies.

Death Mary Hogan by Ed Gein
Ed Gein admitted to murdering Mary Hogan who was missing since 1954. Local tavern owner Mary Hogan was shot to death by Ed Gein. Her skinned face was found in a paper bag during initial search of the homestead.

There were remains of about 15 women found in the house, however Ed Gein said he could not remember how many women he actually murdered. Mary Hogan and Bernice Worden remain his only two convictions.

[docfr8]

Saw the movie and a documentary about this dude. Lets just say that Ed had some issues.

[joethurr]

did he 'Gein' anything from committing these heinous crimes?

[bncrazy77]

[Dodger712]

Actually Robert Block wrote the BOOK "Psycho" on which Hitchcock based his famous movie. I have read that this book and the movie were closest to the explaination behind his crimes (mentally ill control freak mother who "taught" Ed that women were worthless whores not to be trusted), "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is the closest to what it was like /what was found in Gein's home, and "Deranged" is the most horrifying and accurate movie about this guy. I have also read that he was so mentally ill that he proudly showed the police the "deer" he had shot and was butchering / carving up in the barn. He did not recognize it as a human in his delusional state. Still horrifying at this time just imagine how people TOTALLY SHIT when it actually occurred in 1957!!

[juggalotus]

Originally Posted by joethurr ↗

did he 'Gein' anything from committing these heinous crimes?

yeah , alot of household decorations!

[chizdog]

Originally Posted by Kehko ↗

itd be cool to see an explanation to each pic... i can tell that the woman upside down is the one he gutted, but what is the other stuff? i can see faces kinda... are they made into something?

he made his victims into a full body suit of a woman as he had a sick earge to be a woman.