The Ed Gein File: A Psycho's Confession and Case Documents Paperback – June 2, 2016

Great product, fast shipper... A++

I'm a primary documents kind of guy. And this delivered. It is not a narrative, but a companion book. Well worth it.

My book was well packaged. It was on time. Looking forward to reading it, just started. Excellent condition. Thanks 😊

Very good read. There’s a lot to miss if you’re not paying very close attention (due to how the documents were preserved, there are segment missing) but most of the information is in here.

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Loved this! There has been so much untruth told about Ed thanks to the movies and rumors. John Borowski always uses facts; legal paper, police documents, photographs, diaries, newspapers and so on and simply lays the information out there. He even lets the reader make the decision if Gein is a monster or not. No bias, my favorite thing about Borowski as an author.

Priceless compilation of medical and legal reports. Forget what you read about the case. Police interviews-what is asked (lots of leading) and the responses get at the horrible truth of this case. The art stinks. It's sensationalistic and does not fit with what is actually a really nice reference book.

John Borowski is a top notch investigative researcher. This book is a "just the facts" must for TC and Ed Gein fans. It offers the reader the opportunity to see evidence in a non biased, information "murder book" style, which is rarely afforded to the public.I have read all of his books and offer each of them a five star rating.I also recommend his documentary films.John Borowski is a TEN star writer and film maker

PRETTY INTERESTING. TELLS YOU ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT LITTLE OL ED.

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Awesome bookCame when it was supposed to

Interesting book featuring copies of actual documents concerning the Gein case. The interrogation interviews are quite hard to follow - transcribed from an audio tape that has since gone AWOL. A fair bit of the original audio was apparently inaudable, some of the pages appear to in the wrong order, some answers are consequently missing, couple that with Gein's often unintelligable responses and you have quite a challenging read! Some interesting things though - When asked if you pronounce his name 'Gein' or 'Gien', he responds that he always pronounced it 'Gien'. So that means the vast majority of people who refer to him mispronounce his name.

great read