A sicko obsessed with serial killers spent 13 years stalking a woman he only met a few times — and was found with human skulls, a skeleton in a glass coffin, a silicone sex doll and a jar claiming to have part of John Wayne Gracy’s brain, according to alarming court documents.
Benjamin Larson, 47, has been charged with stalking — as investigators are examining the disturbing items found in his basement, trying to determine if any are authentic remains linked to other crimes, according to Fox11.
He was investigated when the unidentified ex told police last month that he’d been stalking her since June 2013, when she agreed to let him make a “body cast” of her at his house in Madison, Wisconsin, according to the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office.
They then dated but met “a handful of times” over two months — before the accuser broke it off after Larson called her saying he was “suicidal with a gun to his head,” the docs said.
The ex soon moved to Canada — not sharing her address because she was so terrified she “just wanted to disappear” — but he bombarded her with disturbing emails and even sent letters to her mom.
In one 2015 email, Larson revealed he had a tattoo of her initials to make sure she could “never go away.”
“I simply don’t let go, and I don’t forget. I still retain every single word you wrote to me,” he gushed in the correspondence shared in court docs. “Everything you gave to me.”
However, that was just a taste of the twisted mind exposed when cops searched his rural Fond du Lac home on Aug. 14 — including “a set of skeletal remains in a glass casket” and “a human skull in a glass display.”
In his basement, officers found 10 binders devoted to Edward Gein, the notorious Butcher of Plainfield, including items swiped from the serial killer’s home and grave, the docs said.
He also had various types of poison, bullets matching the type used by the Zodiac Killer — and “a sign that indicated a piece of John Wayne Gacy’s brain in a nearby jar,” the documents stated.
The basement also had a locked bedroom — with a “painting of a naked female consistent with [the stalked woman’s] appearance” over a “large lifelike” silicone sex doll on a bed alongside notes addressed to the accuser, the documents said.
There were also numerous framed images of nude women — alongside “5 human skulls and one partial skull” on his bedroom shelves and a “human jawbone” on his dresser.
Investigators are working with local anthropologists to determine if the remains are authentic, though many are assumed to date back to the ancient Native American period, Fox 11 reported
Cops also found a black, 25-page portfolio with handwritten notes to and about his accuser, with one saying, “I am furious at the thought of her with him, and that they have a child … That he experiences her wonderfully erotic mind and I sit in my basement corner and rot and seethe.”
Larson appeared to be consumed by the fact that his ex’s partner “gets to hold her and kiss her… that he gives that wonderful sexuality to him.”
He vividly told how he was dressed in “all black, with black gloves and a black mask,” watching his ex-lover’s movements as he watched from his car “creeping around in the dark.”
Larson continued to inundate her, sending a card in December 2025 that said “Season’s Creeping.”
Larson faces 42 months in prison if convicted of stalking. He is set to appear in court on Sept. 11.
