The new season of Monster is dedicated to Ed Gane, the hero of the 20th century. Killer known for his terrible Home House.
Gain, who lived his whole life in a small town in Wisconsin, admitted to the murder of two women. He also admitted that he robbed several graves and decorated his house with objects made of parts of the body.
In the series Netflix Gain, who is played by actor Charlie Hannam, tries to dig up his mother, grave Augusta Gain. They say that Augustus (Lori Metalf) had a strong influence on her son.
The “fanatically religious”, according to the biography of Gain, written by the criminal writer Harold Shekter, August Gane raised her two sons almost in isolation, preaching the immorality of modern women. Bye Eda Gainry's brother tried to pull away.Ed Gane remained devoted to her mother until her death in 1945.
Ed Gane excavated the grave of his mother?
Erl Kilin, the district prosecutor of the district of Vashaura, said at a press conference in 1957 that Ed Gane denied the robbery of his mother’s grave, according to the biography of Harold of the Shekter “Deviant”.
But, according to Scott Bauser, an expert on Ed Gain, who conducts excursions in his hometown of the killers of Plainfield, Visconsin, the killer tried – but to no avail – to find his mother.
“He repeatedly tried to dig her, but she was in a cement crypt, and he could not get to her,” said Today.com. (However, the bauser adds that the series is not entirely accurate, because “it is more focused on blood and shock, and not on truth or history.”)
According to Deviant, Kilin said the same at a press conference: “The coffin of his mother was enclosed in a concrete crypt.”
Kilin also confirmed that Ed Gane robbed a woman buried in a wooden box near the burial place of his parents.
Shekter, conversation with Rolling StoneIt shares the theory that Ed Gane tried to return his mother. “The earliest bodies that he exhumed formed a semicircle around the grave of his mother,” said Shekhter.
As for whether the influence of Augustus Gain was associated with who her son became? In the conclusion of 1957, the chief of medical care of the Central State Hospital of Wisconsin concluded that Ed Gane was “excessively attached to his mother.”
The report says that “it seems likely that this activity was the result of his desire to recreate the existence of his own mother.”
“After the death of his mother, he felt that he had a special force, with the help of which he could resurrect the dead to life by the act of his willpower; And when he discovered that this failed, his emotional needs prompted him to try to recreate his mother using parts of bodies from other graves, ”the report says.
Ed Gane also criticized the moral standards of two women he killed. According to the report of the social service for 1957, his comments were “strong religious subtext”, and he received “religious education from his mother”.
