Ed Gein’s infamous “furniture” made from human remains was destroyed after his arrest, but the chilling legacy of his farmhouse horrors continues to influence true crime and horror fiction today.

Netflix viewers have been left horrified after watching the streaming service's latest hit series, Monster: The Ed Gein Story ...

Ed Gein, known as "The Butcher of Plainfield," was a murderer who also robbed graves and created household items out of human ...

A woman who owns a museum says there is only one artifact left in the Ed Gein case after warning viewers about researching online when watching Monster. Netflix ’s latest true crime drama was viewed ...

When police finally searched the house of killer Ed Gein, they were greeted by the most horrendous items a person could ...

Monster: The Ed Gein Story, available on the platform from 3 October, delves into the life of Gein, a man suspected in multiple murder cases whose behind-closed-doors activities were even more ...

Ed Gein was a serial killer who became a household name shortly after he was arrested in 1957. Here's everything you should ...

In 1957, Ed Gein admitted killing a Wisconsin woman and digging up corpses. More about the murderer at the center of ...

Will the series come back with more episodes? Here's everything we know about Monster: The Ed Gein Story season 2 so far.

After Ed’s crimes were exposed ... “His diseased imagination fed by accounts of Ilse Koch and her human-skin artifacts, Gein ...

Ed Gein was sent to a psychiatric hospital after his arrest on a charge of first-degree murder in 1957. Here's what doctors ...