My Killer Ed Gein

For example, Lorraine's mother always tells her “you’re not a pretty girl Lorraine.”, she also always calls Lorraine fat and ugly. Lorraine’s mother does not set a good example for Lorraine because she bullies her. Another example is John’s father likes to lie which rubbed off on John, one time John’s father went around bragging how he phonied up a car insurance claim to get a hundred dollars to replace a piece of aluminum on their new car, which he had really replaced himself. John’s father taught John that lying was not bad without even knowing. John’s family also had other issues because John’s father was an alcoholic and did not care if John drank beer. John was not old enough to drink beer but his father did not care because he was an alcoholic. Both families show that they have bad family values because they are mean and

Sarah loved her brother dearly. He was in her mind and thoughts most hours of every day. She so desperately wanted to get back to the apartment where that she could find him alive. She was only too late. His body reeked and had a terrible stench. Edouard Tezac said, “There was this smell...The smell of something rotten, putrid. Then my father slowly

Ed Gein, born in Plainfield, Wisconsin in 1906 suffered with an alcoholic father and a religious fear mother. Gein its one of the most famous serial killers of all time, either though he only few victims, but he inspired many writers who made movies, books, and novels. Texas Chainsaw Massacre, is one the most viewed movies in history. A man who was a serial killer using a .337 Caliber. In the end of the movies, he got shot and supposedly found dead; although, his dead body was not confirmed afterwards. Ed Gein was the real serial killer who actually inspired the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Ed Gein was a cannibal, murder, and had necrophilia. All this things got upon him for his rough childhood and his raise in life.

Edward Gein murders his last victim, Bernice Worden of Plainfield, Wisconsin. On November 16, Gein robbed Worden at the local hardware store she owned and killed her. Worden's son found his mother’s body and became suspicious of Gein. When authorities searched Gein’s farmhouse, they found weird things such as organs that were in the refrigerator and a heart sat on the stove. Gein had kept organs from grave digging and murders for decoration.

Her father,Rex, was a horrible person. He slept around, abused his wife and kids, was an alcoholic, and had his family on the run. He made excuses for everything he did and made his family and everyone else believe him. He was a manipulative person. One good thing I can say about her father is that he was a smart man. He taught his daughter calculus at a young age. And he was good at using his resources. As for the mother, she was a lazy human being. She stayed home and didn’t have a job even though her family was broke. She knew the father was an alcoholic and abusive but still stayed with him. The parents was horrible to put their own children in

Richard Ramirez This American cereal killer also went by the name the night stalker. Ramirez was born in El Paso, Texas on February 29, 1960. His parents were Mercedes and Julian Ramirez and he was the youngest of seven kids. As a teenager he spent a lot of time with his cousin who had recently came back from the Vietnam war. Together they smoked pot and discussed satanic worshiping and Mike told Richard of the Vietnamese he tortured while over seas. The influence from his cousin along with teenage rebellion had led to Richards drug addiction and that led to petty crimes to support his habits. I believe the breaking point for Ramirez was when he witnessed his cousin Mike murder his wife. Hearing all the torturous story's and seeing his cousin

3. “But the dismembering of the dolls was not the true horror. The truly horrifying thing was the transference of the same impulses to little white girls. The indifference with which I could have axed them was shaken only by my desire to do so. To

The contents of the family restroom off of Peaks Place Trail were always the same. The little 8X5 room usually contained a stained-up finger print covered mirror, a leaky sink, a clogged up or overflowing toilet, and a drain in the middle of the floor that had probably never gotten rid of any water in its existence. However, on the last Sunday of every month, the items in dirty room would get a few additions. On these particular Sundays, the public restroom would contain its usual revolting things, but it would also contain a view from the doorway of a rusty bike leaned against a rotting tree, a black duffle bag that housed a few dirty clothes, and a visit from a 19 year old homeless girl who would be frantically trying to get the dirt stains out of the only semi-nice thing that she owned. This particular Sunday would be no different as the young lady tried to get ready for her usual once-a-month church going.

He may not have had a chainsaw, but serial killer Ed Gein was a key inspiration for the infamous Leatherface. Born in 1906 in Plainfield, Wisconsin, Ed Gein lived most of his life as a reclusive loner. Born to an alcoholic father, George, and a fanatically religious mother, Augusta, Ed Gein suffered heavy psychological and physical abuse at the hands of his parents. Classmates remember Ed as being reclusive with strange habits. One of his most unnerving habits was to randomly laugh out loud as though someone had told a joke that only he could hear.

Eva tells the readers about the situation in Chapter 13. “The stench - urine, stale flesh and death - hit my nostrils. ”(Evelyn, Kent, Page 118) This description yet again points back to the erosion of any human dignity. The erosion of empathy from their captures.

Joyce stated the children behaviors have changed due to he abuse from the stepsister. Joyce stated she believes the children are afraid to tell her what happens at their father's house due to getting in trouble. Joyce stated that she does not find out about the abuse from her children until after the abuse had happen and there are no marks.

Most of the examples show that the parents aren’t very present in their children’s lives or just don’t really care. One example is on Sunday when Mike’s family is supposed to go to church. His parents don’t want to go so they tell him to go alone (with a warning of course). This is shocking because most parents would make their child, especially a nine-year-old, stay home for safety reasons and not wander around a city ruined from war. Though Mike is the most shocking case, it is also important to point out that none of the parents seem to care that they won’t see their children all day, even if they have made up excuses as to why they are gone. Another more indirect example is when Mr. Thomas gives them the chocolate. It says that “The gang were puzzled and perturbed by this action” (12). The boys then come up with a list of reasons why he would be kind, and all of them are spiteful. The lack of attention the boys receive from their parents results in them feeling abandoned, abused, and angry so they don’t trust anyone else to show them love. This feeling motivates them to spend their days in corruption; they don’t choose something fun, they choose something that is somehow destructive towards someone else. They aren’t loved or cared for as they should be and they take out their rejection on others. There simply is a

Their words haunted him for his entire life. “Their words tattooed in his veins.” He became desperate to feel love, pain, or any emotion at all besides apathy. He did many harmful things, mainly to himself, to achieve his desire; “He battered his tiny fists to feel something, wondered what it's like to touch and feel something.” The result of their actions and words being when he grew up he became, what his parents referred to him as, a monster.

“A dead body won’t bother anyone. It will be a curiosity, but unless some viewer knew the hatless man it will mean nothing. There’s nothing in a dead body that suggests what it was like to be alive. No one will know if the man had unusually large feet, which his friends used to tease him about when he was a child. No one will know about the scar on his back he got from falling out of a tree, or that his favorite food was was chocolate cake. They will not know that when he was eighteen he went on a trip with his friends from school, hitchhiked all the way to Spain, where he slept with a blond girl whose last name he never even knew, and that he would think abou it for the next thirty years, always at the strangest times, while peeling an orange or sharpening the blade of a knife or walking up a hill in the rain.” (pg. 208)

Ed Gein was born on August 27, 1906. He had 2 known victims, it is unknown if there are anymore as many of the body parts found in his home were from dug up corpses. He was arrested