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3 Responses to “KoRn’s Jonathan Davis Gives Up His Serial Killer Collection”

1. 1 suzypens
   June 10, 2007 at 2:21 pm

   please, even if ur answer is no…contact me and let me know. please. xxsuzypensxx@hotmail.com or suzieisbak on aim.

   (for Ted Bundies CAr)

2. 2 rosa
   January 19, 2008 at 7:38 am

   It sells for maggiolino ted bundy? Because brown and had to be heavenly ???????

3. 3 Jessica
   March 11, 2008 at 2:16 pm

   This is a copy of what I said on the post board

   I personally thought it is the coolest, most ingenuous idea. I know that personally I have often wondered “What the F*ck was going on in that mind of theirs, to drive them to such sickness?” I feel the more we know about such things, the more we can begin to understand such unfathomable evil. Society in general has become so blind to life, death, and what may lie beyond. How many Serial Killers were there when public execution was the “highlight” and entertainment? Death has become a mystery that we all, in some sort of way “fear the Grim Reaper.” Where as in history death was celebrated, we didn’t have hospital’s and mortuary’s to guard us from the face of death. I apologize for getting off our main topic, all in all before you past judgments and comment “he can do whatever he wants.” Ask yourself, “What is the one thing I (you) fear the most?” People tend to fight against what they fear, such as put down, demean, make fun of, or lash out at whoever or whatever has brought that fear before them.
   At the very least I feel this is only a baby step in the right direction on Mr. Davis’s part to open society’s third eye again. He is not collecting it to hide away in his “NEVER-KORN-LAND!” Like some perverts have in the past. His intent is to share and educate society on this sickness, enlightenment and awareness. Something we society has buried out of fear and our government hides. Everything needs to be investigated weather it is pretty or ugly, in order to understand, recognize and treat.

   I applaud your efforts, and would love to be apart, I would even volunteer my time and efforts to help bring such “museum” a reality.