John Wayne Gacy -- 8213 W. Summerdale House -- Oil Painting

The one and only painting John Wayne Gacy ever painted of the crime scene at his 8213 W. Summerdale House featuring the crawlspace he used to bury most of his 33 victims. The rest were buried in his yard.

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*Purchased from the estate of Andy Matesi; Andy valued this piece at $175,000. John painted this for Andy Matesi in 1993, six months before he was put to death. See Andy's YouTube video for details he was willing to share with the world, including some of the audio recording that comes with this; the most coveted painting in all of Murderabilia. 

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Fox News, Chicago Man Looks to Cash In on John Wayne Gacy 'Murder-a-Bilia: 

"One painting depicts Gacy's house 8213 W. Summerdale  with a smiling clown above an outline of the crawl space where Gacy, in real life, buried dozens of his murder victims."

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Death Row Art Show Facebook Post (9/8/2014) about "8213 W. Summerdale"

I just received the greatest and rarest John Wayne Gacy painting of all time. The painting depicts Gacy's house at 8213 W. Summerdale, Chicago, Illinois with a smiling Pogo above an outline of the crawl space, where Gacy buried 26 of his 33 victims. Once owned by the recently deceased Andy Matesi, this painting was appraised at $175,000 and is now hanging at the Death Row Art Show.