The Mirror.The source who disclosed information about the sale said: “Sutcliffe was a big pop fan but having this in your house would mean anything but easy listening.”Sutcliffe, who was a fan of U2 and Neil Young, drew a cartoon-like image of himself surrounded by a crescent moon, a star and black spirals onto the CD player with a black marker.He wrote the date as September 5, 1987, which was six years after his trial for the murders.He also added his initials, PWS.The twisted killer scrawled the message “hands off” to deter fellow patients at the secure Broadmoor Hospital from stealing the boombox.On the back, he had scrawled a quote from US ad guru William Bernbach which reads: “Nothing is so powerful as an insight into human nature....
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