Peter Siegel, co-founder of GOTTA HAVE IT!, the shop selling the fingerprint card, said he was bewildered by the FBI action and interest during the week also by Homeland Security.Begin conspiracy theories on why the FBI wouldn't want anyone having access to Lennon's fingerprints in 3 .. 2 .. 1....
"This great icon has been deceased for 30 years," he said. "This is not a national threat."
The card was consigned to the shop by a well-known promoter who bought it about 20 years ago, Siegel said.
In a week-long discovery, Siegel said the FBI, "with a sense of urgency," was concerned with whether the card had been part of Lennon's file and was lost or missing.
"We're investigating how the item came to be in a private collection," FBI spokesman James Margolin said. "It is apparently a government document and would not normally be in the commercial stream."
Mine are either the banal
a) he died
or the fun
b) because the clones they made of him would have his fingerprints.
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