He wasn’t a prolific killer, but Ed Gein changed the face of horror forever.

In 1950s small-town Wisconsin, police uncovered a farmhouse filled with human remains, furniture made of skin, skulls turned into bowls, and a “woman suit” sewn from corpses.

The man behind it all?

A quiet handyman with a twisted obsession rooted in childhood trauma and a disturbing attachment to his mother.

In this episode, we break down the crimes, psychology, and cultural legacy of Ed Gein, the real-life inspiration behind Norman Bates, Buffalo Bill, and Leatherface.

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In 2017, two teenage girls, Abby Williams and Libby German, went for a hike on a local trail in Delphi, Indiana. They never came home.

What makes this case so haunting isn’t just the tragic loss of life, it’s the chilling clue Libby left behind: a grainy photo and a voice recording of their suspected killer.

In this episode of True Crime in Five, we break down the case that captured worldwide attention, the strange twists in the investigation, and the long-awaited arrest that still leaves more questions than answers.

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In July 2009, five members of the Lin family were found bludgeoned to death in their suburban Sydney home. The case stunned Australia, not just for its brutality, but for the betrayal at its core.

What looked like a motiveless massacre was, in fact, a calculated attack by someone the family knew and trusted.

In this episode of True Crime in Five, we break down the Lin family murders: the crime scene, the investigation, the trial, and the chilling psychology behind one of Australia’s most devastating domestic killings.

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