A safe that once stored the notorious sex tape of Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson has been sold at auction. The item went for just over $2,500, well below its estimated value of up to $7,000, and despite coming with a personalized note from its former owner and Mötley Crüe drummer: “This is the safe that ruined my life! Tommy Lee.” The vault played a central role in a scandal that erupted after the tape, recorded during the couple’s honeymoon in 1995, was stolen from their Malibu home by a disgruntled electrician, who also took weapons, jewelry, family photos, and other valuables. The theft resulted in widespread distribution of the tape, marking what many consider the first celebrity sex tape to go public, among a long list of others that include those of Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian. Po

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