Ted's VW, John Wayne's paints: D.C. Crime Museum to close

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io9.com:

DC's Crime Museum, Home of Ted Bundy's Death Car, Set to Close

Washington, D.C.’s Crime Museum, which opened in 2008, will close at the end of September, citing “various circumstances.” The museum’s attractions include Ted Bundy’s VW, which he used to snatch his victims, as well as paints used by John Wayne Gacy to create his clown portraits on Death Row.
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from Washington Post, 05/2008: Line Between Reality and Fantasy Blurs Uneasily at Crime Museum
 
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wonder what will happen with the items - maybe they'll sell them? Creepy!
 
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Ugh.never heard of it. They should burn what they can, crush, whatever. Why give those monsters any attention!
 
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