Episode #180 – William Harder/True Crime Memorabilia
On today’s show, we spoke with William Harder, the owner and administrator of one of the internet’s most controversial websites, Murder Auction. Here, users can buy, sell and trade true crime memorabilia. Do you think this hobby is moral or ethical? Would you want a sweater belonging to Charles Manson? A lot of people, including victim’s advocates, say no. They want to shut sites like this down. But Mr. Harder gives a few counterarguments and, at the very least, makes you think. Before the interview, please enjoy about 15 minutes of Bobby and Jason dialoguing directly after Ravenwood Studios suffered a brownout. Listen here: http://www.strangefrequenciesradio.net/Shows/sfr_show180_hour1.mp3
Very sick way to make a living. But if there is any justice in the world William Harder will be a victim of his sick hobby !
Did you even listen to the show? It’s not how he “makes a living.” You might also be interested to know that the federal government and major media outlets trade in true crime memorabilia. At least listen to the show before offering an opinion on what he said.
PS: Hoping someone becomes a “victim” because you don’t like their “sick hobby” is, in fact, pretty sick.
If my husbands letters turn up on that site again..Might be time to take a run to California…Due is a sick MF
Who is your husband? What letters does he have on the site?
Moral advocacy is almost always wrong and usually ends up imposing on another persons rights. A person has a right to collect anything they choose, and my opinion would not be swayed in the event that a person in my family was a victim of a serial or mass murderer.