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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Io Dodds

The creepy ‘million-dollar’ court battle deciding the fate of Charles Manson’s last possessions

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On websites dedicated to selling souvenirs from history's most notorious murderers, a photograph signed by Charles Manson will set you back $500.

A densely handwritten letter by the now deceased cult leader and convicted murderer goes for $750. And a purported prison ID card for Patricia Dianne Krenwinkel, a former member of Manson's "Family" who was likewise convicted in 1971, is on sale for $5,000.

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