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Celebrity Gene, the first company in the world to sell pure, viable DNA – from both celebrities and everyday people in glass necklace pendants, has just launched their website. Celebrity DNA available includes that of the late Princess Diana, Michael Jackson, Al Capone and Elvis Presley. Many more celebrity extractions are in the works and announcements will follow. According to the website, researchers at Celebrity Gene are uniquely trained, possessing the precise combination of abilities to make these products available...

Source: ElvisMatters / Updated: Mar 25, 2011

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benny scott (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 26, 2011report abuse

Steve : absolutely agree with you ! Always El.

Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 26, 2011report abuse

There is no hope for the endless stream of distasteful marketing of Elvis and other icons. There ought to be a law against this kind of crap.

benny scott (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 26, 2011report abuse

How sick can the brains of some humans be ? Disgusting ! Always El.

theoldscudder (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 26, 2011report abuse

Oh my gosh. Just think if there's an update & Al Capone or M. Jackson is selling better than Elvis, the whining & complaining & uproar that this will cause on this site.

Monster (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 25, 2011report abuse

Maybe you can capture what makes a person inside a little bottle but you can't capture what makes them special.

Brian Quinn (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 25, 2011report abuse

The 'Celebrity Gene' website tell us, they obtained Elvis' DNA from "Elvis' personally worn towel for hair cuts", as sold to them by Rockin' Robin Rosaaen.

Tony C (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 25, 2011report abuse

I have just checked the calendar and it is not April 1st, so this story must be on the level. Given that, it is one of the saddest things I have read in ages relating to Elvis. It just brings a human being down to the level of a product, which is in poor taste when related to people that have passed away.