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There's one misconception about Ed Gein that needs to be corrected.

He's small, his very diminutive stature.

He doesn't appear to be threatening to anybody.

They all are in agreement that he is psychotic.

And they describe him as schizophrenic, which is clearly, I think, the case when you look at

Ed Gein's history.

He looked like the kind of neighbor who when you look at Ed Gein's history.

He looked like the kind of neighbor who would help you fix a fence. Quiet, awkward, a little odd, but harmless.

In a town of barely 700 people, you get used to quirks, but you don't expect horror.

And certainly not the kind that steps out of a

snow-dusted Wisconsin farmhouse on a November morning and literally changes true crime forever.

And this is the rise in ruin of Ed Gein, Plainfield Shy Handyman, whose name became

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