Texas chainsaw, is there really such a thing in reality?

the real thing; ; The content of texas chainsaw massacre, Texas is not true! However, its content is based on a real thing. And the event it is based on is done by a serial killer named Ed Gein (also known as "the butcher of Plain Town") ... The butcher of Plain Town has been arrested and has been dead for many years, so texas chainsaw massacre, Texas is just a film adapted from examples, not a real person. About the end of the film, the saying "The killer has never been caught, Case remained open." It's just a show-off of the film. Ed Gein should be by far the most popular serial killer in Hollywood, and films based on his events include Psycho, texas chainsaw massacre, Texas, etc. The incident of Ed Gein In fact, in real life, Ed Gein is quite quiet, introverted and shy, and there are only two people he personally killed. Compared with other serial killers such as Ted Band-Aid, his achievements are absolutely inferior; However, during his crime (195s), the folk customs were still very conservative, and his acts of stealing and eating corpses were appalling, which made him an eternal serial killer. Born in 196, Gein moved his family to Plainfield, Wisconsin when he was a child. His father is an alcoholic farmer, his mother is an extremely strict and devout believer, and he has a brother. Their family has a small farm, which is located in a very remote country. In other words, it is so secretive that no strangers often visit it. But this farm is very poor, so the Gein family can be said to be marginalized people struggling in poor days. Mother had the greatest influence on Gein, and later Gein committed such a crime, which can almost be said to be caused by it ... She is an ardent Catholic, regularly attending Bible classes for her sons every day, and constantly advocating the importance of believing in God and that sinners will go to hell. At the same time, it is dangerous for her to intimidate her sons' women, and it is immoral to immerse herself in women's sex. She uses various methods to deter her sons from being interested in the opposite sex. This incident led Gein to never get married until he died of old age, and never had sexual relations with women. In the first half of his life, he followed the rules. Apart from working on his own farm, he occasionally went to the town to do odd jobs and earn some spare money. In the eyes of the townspeople, he was a "quiet, eccentric, shy and kind" man. But the quiet life began to change. First, when he was nearly thirty, his father passed away. Then his brother died in a warehouse fire. Finally, his favorite mother died of a stroke in 1945. In this way, forty-year-old Gein suddenly found himself alone all his life. He has no relatives, no companions, no wife and children in the world. All he has is a poor farm and an empty life. His alienation from the world is getting stronger and stronger. Since the only "woman" in his life is his mother, Gein once admitted afterwards that his mother's death left him at a loss. Every night, he would dress up as his mother and walk around the house, trying to change this favorite woman back. This was used in Hitchcock's movie Psycho. ) Finally, dressing up as a mother became more and more unsatisfying. In the middle of the night, he began to steal and marry female corpses in a nearby cemetery. After returning home, he dismembered them. Some corpse pieces, such as breasts and female sexual characteristics, were made into specimens and hung on his bedside as decorations. The skin is peeled off and made into a pair of women's skin clothes. He often wears this pair of women's skin to move around the farm. (This appeared in The Silence of the Lambs and texas chainsaw massacre, Texas. Because his farm was quite secret, these activities lasted for several years without being discovered. But gradually, skinning the dead can no longer satisfy him. He wanted fresh stock ... One afternoon, the deputy sheriff of Pingyuan Town found his mother in her fifties missing. His mother opened a grocery store in the town. On the weekend afternoon, he came back from hunting to pick up his mother, only to see a big pool of blood on the ground of the store, and her disappeared without a trace. There was a shopping list for Gein on the counter, so the deputy sheriff immediately contacted other policemen and planned to go to Gein's farm to see if there were any clues about his mother. The police originally came with the mentality of "questioning". They never expected that the Gein farm that greeted them turned out to be a hellish scene. As they approached the farm far away, they smelled the strong smell of carrion. Gein's main house was locked and the owner was not at home, so the police poked around the tool shed next to it. Unexpectedly, they looked through the gap in the window and saw a corpse hanging upside down in mid-air. At first, the police were not sure what it was. The head of the corpse had been cut off, the front was cut open from the genitals to the neck, the organs were taken out, and the limbs of the corpse were hung upside down with hooks. At first glance, the police thought they saw an dissected deer. After a second look, they realized that they were facing a human body. The police turned pale with horror, and the whole town was alarmed. Then the police arrested Ed Gein. As usual, there was no resistance. A large number of police officers marched to the farm and searched further, resulting in all kinds of shocking evidence. The upside-down corpse is the mother of the deputy sheriff. They found her head and large intestine in a small box and her heart in a dinner plate in the main house. In addition, several bowls ground by human heads, a belt strung with female nipples, "clothes" made of human skin, garbage cans and lampshades were found, and several pairs of female vaginas and uterus, a dozen pairs of sheathed human scalps and various corpse pieces were found in the kitchen. After Gein was arrested, he admitted that he killed another woman, but that's all. The other body parts were stolen from the grave. The police think he should be involved in several other murders, but it has never been confirmed. Gein also stressed that he just likes to "dress up" those corpses, and he didn't eat any corpses. This "quiet and shy" killer shocked American society at that time, and the media gave him the title of a butcher in Plain Town. Finally, Ed Gein was sent to a mental hospital. From beginning to end, he was a good patient who was gentle and shy. He didn't make any noise, made no trouble, and followed the rules. When he was in his seventies, he died of natural aging in the ward. This movie was obviously changed from Thomas Hewit, and my landlord is from Texas, which is true.