Benjamin Larson case update: Likely human remains, serial killer memorabilia found in Fond du Lac home
A Wisconsin man accused of stalking a woman for 13 years was found with human skulls and serial killer memorabilia in his home.
Benjamin Larson, 47, is accused of stalking a woman for a decade before being discovered with disturbing items in his Fond du Lac home. On August 14, 2026, police executed a search warrant at Larson's residence, uncovering human remains and alleged serial killer memorabilia. Items found included human skulls, a jar claimed to contain part of John Wayne Gacy's brain, a mummy, and a jar labeled with a 1600 BC Egyptian princess.
A lifelike silicone doll, a painting of a naked woman, and handwritten journals expressing Larson's anger at the victim and their child were also found. The victim dated Larson for 13 months in 2013, ending the relationship after he claimed to be suicidal. Despite moving to Canada, Larson continued to stalk her, sending her emails, letters, and cards, even filing complaints against her in multiple states.
The sheriff's office is working with a forensic anthropologist to determine the authenticity and origin of the remains found in Larson's home. If convicted of stalking, Larson faces up to three years and six months in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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