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Albert Fish letter to the Budd family after killing Grace Budd from 1928
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Considered by the media to be The most gruesome letter ever written!
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Albert Fish letter to the Budd family after killing Grace Budd from 1928
You will receive a copy of the actual letter written in Albert Fish’s hand and another sheet of this same letter typed as it’s very difficult to read due to Fish’s handwritting.
Dubbed the most gruesome letter of all times at one point!!!
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