Where is ed geins headstone

I just felt I was providing a service, to liberate the stone and bring it to those who had a morbid interest or dark ascetic, so It was taken from those who had no interest, those who were disturbed by the presence of outsiders dancing around a serial killers grave and, I brought it to those who really, really wanted to see it… Those who reveled in it.

The Waushara County Historical Society wanted to exhibit the gravestone in the downtown Wautoma museum that once served as the county jail, the place where Gein was held after his arrest. And I say to keep Ed down. Posted by Charlie Hintz Ed Gein. A year went by with no leads. Then, in , Seattle police made a strange discovery. View this post on Instagram.

Notify of. Most Voted Newest Oldest. Inline Feedbacks. Kathleen Ann McBrair. Same cemetery — James McBrair, a former Gein neighbor. As Judge Robert H. Gollmar wrote in his book, Edward Gein: America's Most Bizarre Murderer , a search of the Gein farm and property revealed a horror show of bodies, body parts, and objects made from them: lamps, bowls, baskets, and garments made from human skin; multiple whole bones and bone fragments; detritus from the unknown number of women and girls he may have killed, and others whom he didn't kill but whose bodies he exhumed for his sick crafts.

Gein is credited with being the inspiration for a number of horror movies over the years. Fortunately for thrill-seekers, truth-hunters, and the morbidly curious, Gein's grave can easily be found in a publicly-accessible cemetery near the old family property in Wisconsin.

Plainfield Cemetery is easy to reach, just a few hundred feet from Interstate 39 in Central Wisconsin, about a hundred miles west of Green Bay. There, in an unmarked grave, lies the body of Ed Gein.