Written by the actual Wisconsin trial judge who presided over the case, this true crime book provides an insider perspective on the gruesome 1957 discovery of Ed Gein's crimes in Plainfield, Wisconsin. The text incorporates official court transcripts, psychiatric evaluations, and firsthand legal accounts to chronicle Gein's grave-robbing, murders, and deep psychological delusion, offering a definitive legal record of the man who inspired classic horror films like Psycho.
Written by the actual Wisconsin trial judge who presided over the case, this true crime book provides an insider perspective on the gruesome 1957 discovery of Ed Gein's crimes in Plainfield, Wisconsin. The text incorporates official court transcripts, psychiatric evaluations, and firsthand legal accounts to chronicle Gein's grave-robbing, murders, and deep psychological delusion, offering a definitive legal record of the man who inspired classic horror films like Psycho.
