Ed Gein: The Butcher of Plainfield (Part 3) | Morbid | Podcast

[@briiana510]

Whenever there’s multiple part stories, I wait until they’re all uploaded. So for some reason, the Apple podcast app was not playing these for me!! Came here & there’s no ads! Wow Love you lol What a crazy story tho damn.

[@haleybrenchley1859]

What a wild story!! You guys should also do the Amanda Knox case. Unrelated but still very intriguing.

[@MithrilMagic]

I worked with a woman who was from Plainfield. Apparently her parents owned a farm there. She was born in 1949. Right after the trial and everything her parents took her and her brother and they moved to PA. She said the only thing she actually remembers about this time was that her mother would randomly burst into tears about it and her father was just so ANGRY! This story is unhinged. Start to finish.

[@Alex-3LP]

999jj m .. OP

[@MrLimebomb]

Hurt people, wear people...

[@KayleighSummerhill-ck5nl]

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[@MSDWORKS-MOTIVE]

.....ABOUT TIME LADIES!!!!😅❤🥳 I literally checked in like it was Instagram to see when you all uploaded

[@denversolo]

I love listening to people trying to say our messed up town names lmao

[@iluvcheeze123]

Would love a slideshow or a power point or to watch you two just talk!

[@Mrs.Currie]

I imagine it would be beyond difficult for family members to accept what haopened to their loved one's body after they were murdered. Near where I grew up there was a murder of a teen where the murderer cut up his body and ate his eye and heart and such. The mother of this murdered teen said that the disgusting abuse of the body was almost harder to cope with than the muder itself. She had to try very hard to remind herself... it was a body, a shell, no longer her son. Anyway, thanks for the video. He is the most freakishly horrific man i have ever heard of.

[@LeelaRae84]

Hi! Love your podcast. So there was an interview a doc released that said he was taking “fresher bodies” because they looked better and were easier to collect from… :::shudder:::

[@beautifuldreamer0811]

Listen. I thought episode 2 was the last of the rollercoaster and that episode 3 would just be like a little wrap up, after all we had heard the worst parts. But the level of rage that I felt when I heard about how one of the most vile humans ever just got to live the rest of his life in this hospital, never having to work or pay bills or worry about food or housing....while the rest of us are fighting tooth and nail to survive.....I just can't. How disgusting.

[@WQ59BInv]

So pull a crime, get caught, get incarcerated for life, and you too can be on Easy Street. 🙄

[@beautifuldreamer0811]

@@WQ59BInv He wasnt incarcerated. He was in a cushy residential facility.

[@WQ59BInv]

​@@beautifuldreamer0811 I was addressing you. 😁

[@stefyoung4146]

Maybe he smelled the live flesh of fellow inmates/patients in the hospital. Being locked in with live people, closer to them more than he has been for many years…?

[@thomasw178]

Why can't I quit you...

[@Brezzzy369]

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[@jennyb2663]

Could his brother have done the kidnapping before he died? Or were they after?

[@Mrs.Currie]

After

[@shawnfarrell9979]

Vulvas in a bath tub