Description
Murder was not his most serious crime. In 1957, all of America gazes at a photograph of a slender Midwestern man with a twisted smile and a dark secret, a man who turned his small Wisconsin farm into his own private world of bloody crimes. This Slovak-language book tells the true story of Ed Gein, a murderer whose brutal fantasies inspired Alfred Hitchcock to make Psycho. It also presents a shocking portrait of an apparently respectable, quiet farmer who was dominated by his despotic mother and committed a series of acts beyond human comprehension. In chilling detail, the book examines the extraordinary journey of one of the most terrifying madmen in American criminal history.
Information
Author: Schechter Harold
Language: Slovak
Publication date: January 20, 2026
Manufacturer: IKAR, a.s.
Genres: Slovak literature, Books, Foreign language books
Type: Hardcover books
Pages: 295
ISBN/EAN: 9788057503408