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I'm not sure how I feel about this. The National Museum of Crime and Punishment unveiled a new exhibit Thursday: “Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber.” Click here to learn more about the exhibit and the history behind this bizarre criminal who taunted law authorities for several decades. Are his things truly "collectible?"
I'm not a fan of people who are fans of those that have committed horrific crimes.
But I am a fan of history. And every aspect of it. The, the bad and the ugly. If we don't display it and educate we soon forget. That's my opinion. As long as this is what it's about.
Unfortunately there will alway be people that collect and/or are fans of these type of people.
Although collecting is not bad since it is history, as long as it isn't in a creepy way.
All history must be remembered. And studied.
sandfisher