STOP the sale of Albert Fish MERCHANDISE

John Borowski's upcoming movie chronicling the story of sado-masochistic serial killer and cannibal, Albert Fish, "Albert Fish : In Sin He Found Salvation", is selling MERCHANDISE!

Here is the site (which says it is offical):

http://www.cafepress.com/truecrimefilms

We implore that this decision to generate profit from merchandise of this film, be revoked. It is sick to sell shirts, bags, journals and all manner of ancillary products, based around the story of a child molester, cannibal and murderer.

The film itself serves its purpose as a warning and a telling of a story which needs to be told. Though it will undoubtedly generate profit from ticket sales, should it be released in cinemas, I have faith that the film will not portray Fish as some kind of role model, cranked up to positive celebrity status.

Cashing in on this movie however is obscene and unnecessary.

What will be next? Making shirts with Maxine Carr and Ian Huntley's face on them? Or how about the Moors' murderers?

What kind of message are we sending out by making money out of the deaths of innocent children?

This sale needs to stop NOW!