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NOW THAT THE JACKIE O auction is over, souvenirs of a different sort may soon go on the block. A Wisconsin judge last week cleared the way for the sale of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer's possessions. Among the items likely to be auctioned: Dahmer's sledgehammer, hatchet, drill bits, hypodermic needles, handcuffs, vat, refrigerator and even his toothbrush. Sotheby's won't touch the sale, but attorney Robert Steuer, who's making the arrangements, says he's had calls from several eager auctioneers. How much will the Dahmer collection fetch? After Jackie-mania, there's no telling, says Steuer. "We'd like to raise as much as possible" for the victims' families.

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