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What i am about to talk in this article is about the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, this is an event that its suppose to be a true story, next aim going to about that that is not really a true story. Thomas Hewitt AKA Leatherface is a fictional character. However, the Thomas Hewitt character was inspired by Wisconsin serial killer Ed Gein, who never used a chain saw but did have a grotesque fascination with human body parts and liked to decorate his home with them as well as create masks and clothing with skin from his victims. Inspired by is a far cry from true story. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is NOT a true story. It's not even based on a true story. It's a work of film fiction. It's a 1974 cult classic horror movie that spawned a series of sequels and remakes from 1984 to 2003.
That said, Texas is a big state and, sadly, we do have our share of serial killers, wackos, and dysfunctional families. Somewhere tucked away in the woods of East Texas or among the hills and small towns of Central Texas or up there in the Panhandle or out in the endless West Texas prairies there may be some crimes committed that remind people of some of the events depicted in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies, but those are unrelated to the film. Some of this are true facts but still they dont asure that that wasnt a true event so for your dauds i will left a link with a film in favor of the true event, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9s4EgiQbcw.

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