Brittany Murphy's mother claims her father is drumming up lies about the actress' death for publicity, but Angelo Bertolotti claims Sharon Murphy sold personal items belonging to the Clueless actress for money, and Breaking Celebrity News has exclusive details.

Bertolotti alleges that Sharon used the entertainment memorabilia website Julien's Auctions to sell private items of Brittany's after her death — such as her passport — and he tried to stop it.

"Sharon joined into Julien's Auctions and in April all of Britt's things were sold to the highest bidder," Bertolotti told Radar.

"Then re-sold on eBay."

Bertolotti provided a document dated April 3, 2013, in which he attempted a Cease and Desist against the Beverly Hills auction site to prevent them from selling Brittany's belongings.

Read The Letter Here

"This communication serves as a formal legal 'Cease and Desist' demand effective immediately regarding the sales and exploitation of Brittany Murphy aka Brittany Bertolotti, Brittany Murphy's property, memorabilia, intellectual, public, private property or her likeness in any capacity," the letter reads. 

"All elements surrounding Brittany Murphy's Estate are fraud upon their face and material misrepresentations."

However, the auction happened and Bertolotti claims the items were then sold on eBay.

"I tried stopping Sharon from auctioning off Britt's things for profit," Bertolotti tweeted on Monday.

"She sold Britt's passport."

A link to some of the items put up for auction can be found here.

A denim outfit that Brittany once wore to the MTV Video Music Awards started at $600 and sold for $1,536 while a bra she wore for a shoot with Maxim magazine went for $384.