That Craig guy and his list are up to no good again. Someone stole the wedding video of musician Chris Cornell and his wife because Brittany Murphy was the maid of honor. And then of course they tried to sell it on Craigslist according to OK!:
Rocker Chris Cornell is furious that the video of his wedding to wife Vicky Karayiannis was stolen because Brittany Murphy is featured in the tape as Vicky's maid of honor.
The video of Chris and Vicky's 2004 wedding was being offered on Craigslist as macabre "lost" footage of Brittany, the New York Post reports.
Chris has threatened to sue Craigslist, which has removed the video from sale now.
A source said, "The video features behind-the-scenes wedding moments, many of Brittany Murphy."
He argued that it's a federal crime because it's considered stolen copyright and asked Craigslist to hand over information of the seller.
The video of Chris and Vicky's 2004 wedding was being offered on Craigslist as macabre "lost" footage of Brittany, the New York Post reports.
Chris has threatened to sue Craigslist, which has removed the video from sale now.
A source said, "The video features behind-the-scenes wedding moments, many of Brittany Murphy."
He argued that it's a federal crime because it's considered stolen copyright and asked Craigslist to hand over information of the seller.
If Cornell was smart, he would've bought it himself. Then showed up with the police or possibly a bunch of big guys in a van. There's nothing more dramatic than coming up behind someone and throwing them in the back of a van followed by demanding 500,000 dollars in unmarked bills from said person's closest family member. Not that I'm recommending you do that. But it is lucrative.
