The Ed Gein Story' plays fast and loose with the real-life details of the killer's gruesome exploits. Here's what's fact and what's fiction on the true crime series.

The Ed Gein Story" is true? The Netflix series explores the serial killer’s gruesome crimes, but some parts are pure fiction.

The Ed Gein Story" focuses on the serial killer and grave robber who inspired some of Hollywood’s darkest films. Here’s who ...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Monster: The Ed Gein Story! The residents of Plainfield, Wis., thought Ed Gein was just a lonely farmer, but he turned out to be a murderer and body mutilator, who was ...

In the small town of Plainfield, Wisc., Ed Gein was seen as a quiet, odd man who mostly kept to himself. But in November 1957, a police search of his farm revealed evidence that linked him to a ...

The Wisconsin murderer is the inspiration behind Netflix's 'Monster: The Ed ... Gein home many years later, they noted how Augusta’s room was one of the only parts of the house to remain intact, while ...

Ed Gein was a Wisconsin serial killer and grave robber who inspired infamous movie characters like Norman Bates in Alfred Hitchcock's classic, Psycho, and Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs. On ...

Ed Gein was arrested in 1957 after police found a farmhouse of horrors, including human skulls and other items made of human skin. The infamous murderer is now the subject of the third season of Ryan ...