Ed Gein: The Handyman Next Door They Trusted

Edward Gein was the quiet handyman of Plainfield, Wisconsin — the neighbor people trusted inside their homes, who did odd jobs and babysat their children. In November 1957, the search for a missing local store owner led police to his farmhouse, and what they found there made him one of the most infamous names in American true crime. Convicted of one murder and suspected in others, Gein was also a grave robber — and this documentary keeps the record fenced throughout: what is CONFIRMED, what investigators BELIEVED, and what is only SPECULATION. Augusta's iron rule, the farm, the arrest, the trial, and the institutions where he spent the rest of his life. Like and follow KC Watermark True Crime for the next one. Watch more true crime videos here: Watch the full video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kcwatermark?... Follow KC Watermark on Facebook:   / 61594803246634   Shop live on Whatnot: https://www.whatnot.com/user/kcwatermark Please tell us what you think and what topics you want to see. #EdGein #TrueCrime #Plainfield