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'''Augusta Wilhelmine Lehrke Gein''' (July 21st, 1878 - December 29th, 1945) was the mother of the infamous criminal [[Ed Gein]] also known as "The Mad Butcher". Augusta was a deeply religious woman who was known for her extremely misogynistic outlook on the world which was influenced by the bible's(old testament) misogyny. Augusta could ultimately be considered the leading contributor in her son's downward spiral into insanity and Psychosis . | '''Augusta Wilhelmine Lehrke Gein''' (July 21st, 1878 - December 29th, 1945) was the mother of the infamous psycho criminal [[Ed Gein]] also known as "The Mad Butcher". Augusta was a deeply religious woman who was known for her extremely misogynistic outlook on the world which was influenced by the bible's(old testament) misogyny. Augusta could ultimately be considered the leading contributor in her son's downward spiral into insanity and Psychosis . | ||
She served as the inspiration for Norma Bates, the infamous mother of Norman Bates. In Alfred Hitchcock's groundbreaking movie "''Psycho."'' | She served as the inspiration for Norma Bates, the infamous mother of Norman Bates. In Alfred Hitchcock's groundbreaking movie "''Psycho."'' | ||