Image one shows the front of the framing. On the back, copied onto foam board, are the backs of the cards, where you can read the morbid details of their crimes.
Crabtree Falls
Monday, April 30, 2012
True Crime Cards
Uncle Watty collected many things: baseball cards, autographs, movies, etc. One of his collections was True Crime trading cards. We found a couple of boxes of unopened packs in his home. These got sent to the archive at UAlbany and to Watty's professor friend in Boulder, CO. And there were a few opened packs. I picked those up, sorted through them and kept the cards of the most notorious murderers. Recently, I decided to frame them. I guess it's my way of remembering my late uncle.
Image one shows the front of the framing. On the back, copied onto foam board, are the backs of the cards, where you can read the morbid details of their crimes.
Image one shows the front of the framing. On the back, copied onto foam board, are the backs of the cards, where you can read the morbid details of their crimes.
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