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Serial killer Ed Gein, also known as the “Butcher of Plainfield,” was the son of a dysfunctional household: an alcoholic father who was all but present in young Gein’s life while his domineering, hyper-religious mother would fill his head with various Puritan ideals, including that all women—besides herself—were promiscuous and instruments of the devil.[27] After her death, Gein went on a ravenous spree, murdering and exhuming the corpses of women who resembled Gein’s mother, after which he fashioned their skin into various upholstery and other furniture.[28] When Gein was arrested and put on trial, the American public was in a frenzy: “the country was fascinated by… the type of menace [Gein] represented” according to essayist Lindsay Ellis, “a sexual deviant, an Oedipal nightmare, depicted in the press as a feminine and gender-confused man.”[29] Press and local news were obsessed not only with the horrific nature of his crimes, but took particular interest in the Gein’s’ abnormal mother-son dynamic, twisting and morphing Gein’s own Oedipus complex into something unrecognizable: After an unidentified investigator supplied the Milwaukee Journal with information on Gein, the November 21st issue of the journal ran a story claiming that Gein… “wish[ed] ‘he had been a woman instead of a man’ and wonder[ed] ‘whether it would be possible to change his sex.”[30] Now, all of these fabrications were merely that, fabrications
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