In this bone-chilling episode of Para(normal), Marie and Nicolina dive into two hauntingly different—but equally disturbing—corners of the unexplained: the true horror of Ed Gein, the real-life inspiration behind Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Silence of the Lambs… and the vast, mysterious wilderness of The Alaska Triangle, where planes vanish, compasses spin, and entire towns go missing without a trace.

Marie unearths the twisted story of Ed Gein, the mild-mannered Wisconsin farmer whose quiet demeanor masked unspeakable darkness. Through first-hand police reports, small-town rumors, and the grotesque discoveries found in his farmhouse, she explores how one man blurred the line between myth and monstrosity — and why his story still haunts America’s psyche.

Then, Nicolina takes us thousands of miles north to Alaska, where a massive swath of land has earned a reputation as the Bermuda Triangle of the North. From unexplained disappearances of bush pilots to eerie lights in the sky and whispers of ancient curses, she examines whether it’s magnetic anomalies, alien activity, or something far more sinister lurking beneath the permafrost.

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