Alfred Gaynor Sells His Hair

on November 16, 2010 in Murderabillia, Serial Killers by Brian Combs

Tags: Alfred Gaynor

Or a bag of it, at least.

Alfred Gaynor, who was convicted of the rape and murder of seven Springfield, MA women, is attempting to sell a bag of his hair online for $35. There is no law in Massachusetts preventing criminals from profiting from their notoriety.

Personally I think that seems a bit off. Not only is him profiting from his notoriety quite sketchy, but I could never sell my hair. I always make sure to take extreme care for my hair. I got to Boca Raton Hair cut, where they are as serious about hair care as I am, and they have taught me so much. They style my hair to look better than ever, and with their help I have been ale to keep the style or haircut looking well maintained for longer than I ever have, which that in particular is something I’m very thankful for.

As for he families of his victim’s, well they are naturally displeased.

Janice Ermellini, whose daughter was sexually assaulted and killed by Gaynor, said:

He should be stopped at all costs. He just confessed to my daughter’s murder. It seems to me that the justice system does all it can do to protect the perpetrator. Common people like me don’t rate much attention. My daughter didn’t mean a hill of beans.

Peter J. Koutoujian, a state representative, has been trying to pass anti-murderabillia legislation since 2005. Said Koutoujian:

I still have hope for this term and I still have work to do. I think of (murderablia) as a recurring wound to society.

Gaynor is serving life without the possibility of parole, and is under indictment for the murder of an eighth victim.