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Murderabilia

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Murderabilia
Any collectible (writings, art, exhibits used in court, weapons or other articles) directly linked to murderers, murders or other violent crimes
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Lisa Leone Notoriety for Profit and Murderabilia Crime has become a business, said Andy Kahan, director of the Crime Victims' Division in Houston's Office of the Mayor, during a workshop titled "The Myths of the Son-of-Sam Laws, Notoriety for Profit and Murderabilia.
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Suna Chang, The Prodigal "Son" Returns: An Assessment of Current "Son of Sam" Laws and the Reality of the Online Murderabilia Marketplace, 31 RUTGERS COMPUTER & TECH.
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17) From a business perspective at least, this virtual murderabilia marketplace serves as a striking display of both entrepreneurial spirit and mass consumerism in cyberspace.
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