Hello, everyone. It's Lucy. And Amanda. And if you are loving wine and crime, you've got to check out

Crimes of the newest show from Crimehouse Studios. It's hosted by Sabrina Deanna Roga and Corinne Vienne of

Two Girls One Ghost, Ever Heard of It. And Corinne was also behind one of the biggest podcasts of 2025, Blink.

And now they're bringing you Crimes of, a weekly True Crime anthology series that explores a new theme each season from crimes of the paranormal, unsolved murders, celebrity downfalls, and more.

For their first season, Sabrina and Corinne are diving into Crimes of Infamy, the real-life true-crime events behind Hollywood's most iconic horror villains from cult classics to massive franchises.

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Let's play a quick little game, Sabrina. Ooh, I want to play two truths in the lie.

Your favorite?

I know.

So I will give you three facts about today's subject, a 1950s

real-life killer named Ed Gein, and you're going to guess which one is the lie. Okay. Ready?

Mm-hmm. Okay. Number one, when police entered Edgien's house, they found furniture made of

human body parts. Okay. Number two, Ed was a trusted babysitter around town who was loved by the kids

were his magic tricks. And number three, Ed was found guilty of his crimes right away and he spent

the rest of his life in prison. I really want it to be number two because how could a serial killer

be the town beloved babysitter? Right. It's so weird. Yeah, it's so creepy and unsettling for all those kids to, you know, later in life realize that thought that was their babysitter. But because it's so outlandish, I feel like that has to be true. Correct. So I'm going to go with number three. Shockingly, number three is the lie. Ed did not spend the rest of his days behind bars, but instead he did spend it in a hospital because he was found mentally incompetent to stand trial. And then he was later ruled not guilty by reason of insanity. So today we'll tell you all about Ed's victims, his life and the twisted crimes he

committed and how Ed's warped mental state became the inspiration for not one, but several

of the world's most iconic horror films.

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