Another piece of strange Michael Jackson memorabilia is going up for sale, but this one might win the prize for most disturbing: It is, allegedly, the syringe that administered a fatal dose of drugs. “This is one of the sickest lots ever put up,” a source tells the Mirror, adding that the bizarre souvenir is being shopped around Vegas auction houses with a price as high as $5 million.
“The syringe is no longer needed in the inquest or in Dr. Murray’s forthcoming trial,” continues the source; it was obtained secretly, and its owner is “making sure it is legitimate and his to sell.” The singer’s family is attempting to stop the sale. Making the story even more macabre: It could go up for auction on June 25, the first anniversary of Jackson’s death.
Really?... really?... I don't care who's syringe it is, why would anyone even want a USED syringe regardless of who's used it or the price. There is a reason there are guide lines to disposing of needles of that sort.
Thoughts?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's good to be the King!
What about the bed where he fondled McCaulay Culkin? Or the photos of himself that he gave to the one kid whose parents sued?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the end they will lay their freedom at our feet and say to us, 'Make us your slaves, but feed us.'
Another piece of strange Michael Jackson memorabilia is going up for sale, but this one might win the prize for most disturbing: It is, allegedly, the syringe that administered a fatal dose of drugs. “This is one of the sickest lots ever put up,” a source tells the Mirror, adding that the bizarre souvenir is being shopped around Vegas auction houses with a price as high as $5 million.
“The syringe is no longer needed in the inquest or in Dr. Murray’s forthcoming trial,” continues the source; it was obtained secretly, and its owner is “making sure it is legitimate and his to sell.” The singer’s family is attempting to stop the sale. Making the story even more macabre: It could go up for auction on June 25, the first anniversary of Jackson’s death.
Really?... really?... I don't care who's syringe it is, why would anyone even want a USED syringe regardless of who's used it or the price. There is a reason there are guide lines to disposing of needles of that sort.
Thoughts?
y would anyone buy a USED syringe. its dangerous...memorabilia or not.
[Edited by saurabhfzd, 3/16/2010 10:15:44 PM]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Defender of the Gaming World"
"Do you know the difference between education and experience? Education is when you read the fine print; experience is what you get when you don't"
"Yesterday is History, Tomorrow's a Mystery, Today's a Gift which is y it's called the Present"
Sadly, fanatics can become very sick mentally, and would do anything to get closer to their idol. Sadly, in this path, they lose themselves, and there is rarely redemption.
y would anyone buy a USED syringe. its dangerous...memorabilia or not. 
webworks, LLC
All Rights Reserved - 