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In 2016, [[George Zimmerman]], killer of [[Trayvon Martin]] (who was ultimately acquitted of murder charges), sold the handgun that was used in [[Shooting of Trayvon Martin|the killing]] for $250,000.<ref>https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-36354206</ref>

Other dealers of murderabilia include Underworld Amusements,<ref>https://www.underworldamusements.com/</ref> The Museum of Death, <ref>http://www.museumofdeath.net/</ref> Murder Auction, <ref>https://www.murderauction.com/auction/</ref> Supernaught, <ref>https://supernaught.com/</ref> ~~Serial~~Murder ~~Killers Ink~~Museum, <ref>http://~~serialkillersink~~www.murdermuseum.net/</ref> and Murderabilia, <ref>https://www.artemmortis.com/murderabilia</ref> among others.

==Attempts to restrict sale of murderabilia items==