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Martin Shkreli May Destroy $2m Wu-Tang Clan Album
01/28/2016
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(Radio.com) Martin Shkreli keeps digging a larger hole for himself when it comes to public opinion. The pharmaceutical CEO admitted he may destroy the Wu-Tang Clan album, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, which he purchased for $2 million.

Currently out on bail after being arrested for securities fraud, Shkreli spoke with Vice in a new interview. In the profile, Shkreli confessed he wasn't sure what to do with the album, but he'd landed upon two options.

The first would involve destroying the album, while the second would involve placing the album in such a remote location that any interested listeners would have to embark on a spiritual quest to reach it. Read more here.

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