Few murderers in American history are as well known as Ed Gein, who might not have scored the highest body count, but whose predilection towards defiling corpses has made him just as infamous decades after his apprehension. Some even think that his infamy can still be felt, with discovery+'s latest Shock Docs entry, Ed Gein: The Real Psycho, investigating whether the spirit of the killer can still be felt around his Wisconsin hometown. You can check out an all-new exclusive clip from The Real Psycho above, in which investigators experience an otherworldly connection to some of Gein's personal artifacts.
Kevin R. Hershberger
Director
Tim Perez-Ross
Ed Gein
Steven 'Prozak' Shippy
Self - Host, Paranormal Investigator and Documentary Filmmaker
Alex Stavrevski
Young Ed Gein
Matthew Thompson
Male Skin-Walker
Sawyer Williams
Denny Layton
Cindy Kaza
Self - Host, Psychic Medium
Michelle Fenski
Self - Paranormal Investigator
Dave Bignell
Self - Plainfield Local
Tom Dyar
Self - Local Resident
Lori McCloud
Self - Plainfield Historian
Andy Thundercloud
Self - Ho-Chunk Tribe Elder
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