100% Plastique Death Hag License Plate Frames -
Disgust your neighbors!
$12.50 USA Postage Paid
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Sharon's Stone
A genuine piece of the fireplace from 10050 Cielo Drive. I obtained these
stones myself, in early 1994
(the house was demolished in late 1993)
A
rare TRUE CRIME artifact - this is the real deal.
Included
is Sharon Tate's Death Certificate
$29.95 postage paid
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Our Full Length Documentaries!
The Six Degrees of Helter Skelter
is now available on DVD.
Buy
it here
Dearly
Departed - the DVD Volume 1 - the video diaries for 19 of our featured deadies -
with unprecedented access to some of the locations - a must see and must have
for Death Hags.
Buy it here
The Los Angeles Coroner has a gift shop, complete with Coroner cutting boards
and ornaments. I’ve done loads of shopping here already! All proceeds go to
drug awareness programs. Good people, good karma.
Gift certificates are available, good all year round, any time.
The good people at Celebrity Collectables have added some great
new Wills and Autopsy reports, suitable for the death hag in your life. Hundreds
of other fascinating documents are available most recently Ray Charles’ will,
and Maurice Gibb’s autopsy report. HOORAY!
This is yours truly, pissing
off the members of the Patsy Cline fan club, and holding a tiny handful of stones taken from the
exact spot where Patsy Cline's body was found. Maybe they were there the day Patsy died??? Maybe they
weren't. But I promise you, they were there the day I was there. You can own one now - and the stock is VERY
limited.
For the John Denver fan in your life - or just for your favorite Death Hag - in an
EXTREMELY LIMITED (thus a tad pricey) stock, you can own a piece of Denver's death plane. I'll be honest - the piece you will receive
is tiny, but I swear - its real. You know things are bad when I start hacking up my own personal collection of
atrocities. Buy it now, and I'll throw in his death certificate - gratis. This is what it looked like when
we first got our paws on it, floating in the Pacific, and now lovingly packaged just for you.
Before they made a monstrosity of Lucy's house on Roxbury Drive, it was a
simple abode that she lived in for centuries. A lot of you might know that the fence on the side of the property, was used in an episode of I Love
Lucy, called "The Tour," in which Lucy and Ethel take a tour of the stars homes. They get off the bus, and try
to snatch a grapefruit from Richard Widmark's tree, located over a fence. The brick fence they used in the episode
was really Lucy's very own fence, and when it got torn down a couple of years ago, I snatched a brick. Unfortunately I didn't get a pic
of me taking it, and I don't have a pic of the fence, but I swear on my life, its the real deal. No kidding.
Here is the original brick. My dad and I chopped that baby up on Christmas day, and now you can own your own piece of Lucy television history, for 25
bucks a pop. I pay the postage.
These books have been written by my friends,
and people that have contributed a great deal to Findadeath.com. I own and
use these books myself.