Extremista

Ed Gein

1906 - 1984

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Edward Theodore Gein, mais conhecido como Ed Gein o ‘O Açougueiro de Plainfield’ (Plainfield, Wisconsin, 27 de agosto de 1906 – Madison, Wisconsin, 26 de julho de 1984), foi um assassino e ladrão de cadáveres humanos americano, posteriormente condenado pelo homicídio de duas pessoas; sendo ainda um forte suspeito de ter matado outras sete pessoas, totalizando nove supostas vítimas. Cresceu em um ambiente opressivo de rigidez moral e isolamento social. Os crimes de Ed Gein, cometidos em torno da sua cidade natal de Plainfield, ganharam notoriedade após autoridades descobrirem que ele exumou corpos de suas lápides e fabricou troféus, roupas e itens de decoração com ossos e pele, também encontraram partes de corpos em sua casa em 1957. Gein confessou ter matado oficialmente duas mulheres: a proprietária de uma taverna, Mary Hogan em 1954, e a proprietária de uma loja de ferragens, Bernice Worden em 1957. Leia mais na Wikipédia

His biography is available in 41 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 40 in 2024). Ed Gein is the 28th most popular extremista (down from 22nd in 2024), the 628th most popular biography from United States (down from 422nd in 2019) and the 11th most popular American Extremista.

Ed Gein is most famous for his crimes. He was a serial killer and necrophile. He would often dig up the bodies of recently buried women and use their skin to make masks, belts, and other objects.

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Among Extremistas

Among extremistas, Ed Gein ranks 28 out of 283. Before him are Ilse Koch, Andrei Chikatilo, Mehmet Ali Ağca, Ted Kaczynski, John Wayne Gacy, and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. After him are Albert Fish, Carlos the Jackal, Machine Gun Kelly, Ulrike Meinhof, Frank Sheeran, and Cleon.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1906, Ed Gein ranks 37. Before him are Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Ilse Koch, Sergei Korolev, Hassan al-Banna, Hermann Fegelein, and Léon Degrelle. After him are Josef Kramer, Clyde Tombaugh, Marcelo Caetano, Shin'ichirō Tomonaga, Soichiro Honda, and Alexey Stakhanov. Among people deceased in 1984, Ed Gein ranks 18. Before him are Mohamed Naguib, Mikhail Sholokhov, Julio Cortázar, Johnny Weissmuller, Stanislaw Ulam, and Carl Ferdinand Cori. After him are Martin Ryle, Pyotr Kapitsa, Vicente Aleixandre, Ahmed Sékou Touré, Martin Niemöller, and Ray Kroc.

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In United States

Among people born in United States, Ed Gein ranks 628 out of 20,380. Before him are Mia Farrow (1945), Ernest Borgnine (1917), George Foreman (1949), Don King (1931), Steven Tyler (1948), and Paul Walker (1973). After him are Linda B. Buck (1947), Sydney Pollack (1934), Larry Ellison (1944), William Clark (1770), Robert A. Dahl (1915), and Peter Fonda (1940).

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Among Extremistas In United States

Among extremistas born in United States, Ed Gein ranks 11. Before him are Lee Harvey Oswald (1939), Leon Czolgosz (1873), Golden State Killer (1945), Jeffrey Dahmer (1960), Ted Kaczynski (1942), and John Wayne Gacy (1942). After him are Albert Fish (1870), Machine Gun Kelly (1895), Frank Sheeran (1920), John Hinckley Jr. (1955), H. H. Holmes (1861), and Timothy McVeigh (1968).

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