Letter/envelope set from the deceased New England Patriots tight end and suspected serial killer.

Herbert Baumeister Fox Hollow Farm flyer for the house saleYou will get a copy from the original flyer that has two side advertising th house.

Original General Assault Heer/SS badge German eagle with swatsika from 1940This is absolutly a wonderful and original and authentic and not a replica. The composition is zinc with silver.Product Description: This is a desirable General Assault Badge with loads of original, frosted silver finish. The manufacturer of this pattern of General Assault Badge is unknown. The material is zinc, and this is a heavy, solid-back type. The front of this badge retains 95 percent of the original silver finis...

Joe Profaci eclipse entreprise card no. 146 from 1992

John Wayne Gacy 4 x 4.5 photograph of a victim’s bracelet shown as exhibit No. 8You will be getting a modern version copy of this photograph. 

William Parker eclipse entreprise card no. 135 from 1992

Very rare and important true crime gem that we have over here. This particular court pass was among only 8 ever issued! Among those 8 not all were kept by John Gacy and its most probably the only one you will ever see signed.This was the only court pass sent to his best art dealer Rick Staton and remained part of his collection years after. It was also part of the collection he had when The Collectors documentry movie was shot and came out. We have not seen another in the past 15 years avail...

Eddie Dominguez original fingerprint chart El Paso Texas from 1965

Weegee–real name Arthur Fellig–was New York City’s finest crime photographer, with his photos of fires, dead bodies and other city mayhem worthy of any tabloid. Listening to his police scanner, Weegee would sit and wait patiently every night for the seedy side of New York City to show her grizzly face before beating the police to the scene of the crime in order to snap a shot.

Investigarors sure destroyed Larry’s Van - eh?

Scott Panetti handwritten envelope with 10 lines penned by him from 2004Panetti v. Quarterman, 551 U.S. 930 (2007), is a decision of the Supreme Court of the United States of America, ruling that criminal defendants sentenced to death may not be executed if they do not understand the reason for their imminent execution, and that once the state has set an execution date death-row inmates may litigate their competency to be executed in habeas corpus proceedings. 

From October 1999 and signed 3 times with a nice portrait of a women

This is from his Sav-ALot thrift store that has been closed since 

Released - Laurie Tackett inmate ID card from Indiana Department of CorrectionsShe was released in January 2018.

Richard Tilinger Jr. eclipse entreprise card no. 186 from 1992