Ed Gein - The Psychology of Mother: How Augusta Gein Created a Monster

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Ed Gein The Mind of the Original Psycho

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4 episodes

2 days ago

Ed Gein The Mind of the Original Psycho: Podcast Series Summary This psychological deep dive explores the fractured mind of Ed Gein, examining how extreme maternal abuse, isolation, and schizophrenia created America's most disturbing killer. Host Raven Thorne analyzes Augusta Gein's psychological terrorism, Ed's pathological attachment and psychosexual confusion, and his delusional belief that wearing dead women's skin could resurrect his mother. The series investigates Ed's necrophilia, dissociative states, the woman suit's psychological meaning, his psychiatric diagnosis and insanity defense, and comparisons to other killers. Exploring nature versus nurture, criminal responsibility with mental illness, and what forensic psychology learned from this case, the series reveals how one destroyed child became a destroyer himself.
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Ed Gein - The Psychology of Mother: How Augusta Gein Created a Monster

Ed Gein The Mind of the Original Psycho

32 minutes

1 week ago

Ed Gein - The Psychology of Mother: How Augusta Gein Created a Monster

Ed Gein The Mind of the Original Psycho: Episode 1 Summary - The Psychology of Mother Episode one examines how Augusta Gein's extreme psychological abuse created Ed's fractured psyche. Through analysis of maternal domination, enmeshment, and religious fundamentalism, the episode explores how Augusta weaponized normal development, creating impossible cognitive dissonance about women and sexuality. The episode traces Ed's pathological attachment, his arrested development frozen at age eight, and the formation of his delusional thinking in complete isolation. Using Freudian analysis and attachment theory, it reveals how Augusta became the sole arbiter of Ed's reality, planting seeds of necrophilia and transformation fantasy. The episode concludes with Ed's schizophrenia diagnosis and co-morbid personality disorders, questioning whether early intervention could have prevented his descent into madness.
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