Paris' shocking personal effects made public

This should come as no surprise to anyone, but it is still pretty appalling news. The personal effects of Paris Hilton were seized when she failed to pay a $208 storage bill, the goods were then sold to an unidentified buyer, and obtained by David Hans Schmitt and broker Bardia Persa. This is really bad if her buddy Perez refuses to even go near this story-she must be very upset... EPA/ANDY RAIN

This is really bad if her buddy Perez refuses to even go near this story-she must be very upset... EPA/ANDY RAINVideos, stills and terribly invasive information is all over the Internet due to the porn sellers who posted for sale a collection of her most embarrassing personal items, sex tapes, topless photos, love letters, medical and embarrassing prescription records and hundreds of celebrity cellphone numbers.Hilton had kept it under lock and key while she moved around Los Angeles.Yesterday, parisexposed.com launched and charges $39.97 a month for access to the really filthy stuff.The New York Post reports that among the Hilton items:* Prescription bottles for painkiller Hydrocodone, Ambien and the herpes medication Valtrex.* A medical bill from a Los Angeles clinic, billing an "Amber Taylor" - with the same birth date as Paris - for a "miscarriage" in March 2003.* A journal analyzing her alcohol fueled dreams.* Her reality TV co-star Nicole Richie's University of Arizona ID card.* Sister Nicky's Nevada marriage certificate.* Several bank statements, including one with an ending monthly balance of just $9.26.* Home videos she shot of visits with her sick grandmother.* To-do lists that include an assortment of errands, including a reminder to buy Christmas gifts.Hilton is reportedly "incredibly upset and angry" and feels "victimized" by the blatant invasion of her privacy, according to her spokesman, Eliot Mintz, reports the Post.