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Harwood is excellent - saucy and coquettish and really waspish in her subsequent vitriolic exchanges with the irate Marcello. A dastardly livery driver raped a year-old woman passenger on Jan. Yo rompo todo reglamento y toda ley Cuales son los elementos que dictan el azar? Norman MacRitchie Reeley, Pero la envidia es una pasion de mas The mind is prison. Had I not done 22 years in prison before I got arrested this time, I would not have survived.

Leading up to the summer of nineteen sixty-seven, Charles Manson was in Los Angeles serving time for check forgery in a federal prison called Terminal Island. Two years before the murder spree Phil Kaufman was arrested trying to smuggle Marijuana into the U. He ended up in prison alongside Charles Manson.

I got arrested in Tucson, Arizona. I got to terminal Island. Being in prison you gotta be careful who you associate with, and Charlie was a good guy to hang out with because he did give a fuck and he played music. You know he got five years, Charlie did five years. According to prison records Charles Manson has received countless reprimands.

We fought for 48 days and 48 nights trying to make me put my nose on the wall. Here we go again. Can you understand that? Vietnam was at the forefront of the American consciousness and a large segment of the male population was either at school or war. Many of the women left behind were embracing what would become known as the summer of love. There was a lot of runaways at the time and a lot of people disenchanted with the status quo and they were easy marks, especially up in San Francisco. How did he transition from a chronic petty criminal to a psychotic villain capable of mind control?

You see in they call it. In prison, they call it a run. Now check this out. I figured a lot of things out. I figured this out. I figured it would be easier not to understand anything and keep your mind open and never make your mind up about nothing. Communes were abundant in California in nineteen sixty-seven. And I get upset with the historians that refer to this group as hippies. They were very violent.

It was a religious cult. At trial the prosecution stated the family was nothing more than a closely-knit band of vagabond robots who were slavishly obedient to one man and one man only, their master, their leader, their god Charles Manson. One member of the group was Catherine Gillies. I mean none of that shit was real, ok. I mean none of those things are real.

That was, that was the press. Another member named Sandra Good collaborated on a book with her partner George Stimson in which he talked about life inside the so-called Manson Family. This contention appears to be supported by the trial transcripts. The thought that he was actively recruiting people to set up some kind of organization to carry out his homicidal aims is just ridiculous.

So, their only experience with communes would have been with Charlie. The group was made up primarily of young women. Contrary to the common picture of Manson being a master manipulator who recruited them and controlled their minds, Bobby Beausoleil related that they came together much differently. It was once he had the two women together, the women attracted the women.

Women who like a community of women, and that was the attraction in that group. The Helter Skelter theory is dependent on Charles Manson being a brainwashing cult leader, but people who were part of the group deny that dynamic. Is there another explanation for their heinous acts other than Manson dictating that they murder on his behalf? I never ordered nobody to do anything but other than what the fuck they wanted to do. I do what I want to do. You do what you want to do. Peace, I gotta go. The media has characterized the women who participated in the murders as middle-class and virtuous.

Why would young women with good backgrounds leave their homes to live with an ex-convict who just wanted sex and death?

Leslie Van Houten was nineteen when she met Charles Manson. The following summer she joined two others in the slaughter of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca. The problem people have is how can you go from a homecoming queen to being a Manson follower? Her childhood was really good until her parents got divorced.

Back then it was very different than it is now. It was a big social stigma. She ended up with the druggie kids and the less desirables and she ended up doing drugs at that time. After that the drug use escalated. She was looking for a spiritual leader and she had home already left home and went out on the road. Bobby takes her to meet Charlie.

I think it might have bothered him — that she would challenge him, she and Pat were really the only two that would.

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Krenwinkel also participated in the Sharon Tate murders. Before her death she introduced Patricia to drinking, drugs and alcohol. When Krenwinkel met Manson, she was nineteen. One of the most infamous murders was Susan Atkins who took the nickname Sadie. When Susan Atkins was fifteen her mother died from cancer, sending her home life into a spiral. I used to think you came down off an acid trip after 12 hours. Every time you drop acid you get a little bit further away from reality.

I took so much acid that I was what I would term spaced, and it took me many years to, what I would term now, re-enter, and that was just through not having any acid and having to deal with reality every day. If these were not perfect young women, plucked from society and corrupted solely by Charles Manson, did he actually brainwash them or were they working alongside him in a common motive? What was life like inside the so-called family the year leading up to the murders?

I lived with them for almost a month. It was like sex on demand. Another member of the group was Barbara Hoyt who like many of the others was seventeen when she ran away from home after an argument with her father. If Manson had found the dream life of an ex-convict, why would he indoctrinate them to murder people? Brian Davis has spent more than a decade speaking to anyone involved in the events surrounding the murders on his online radio show. How did Tex Watson come to be with Manson and perhaps fall under his control?

Brian Davis recounts that in nineteen sixty-seven, Watson left Northern Texas to live with a friend in Los Angeles, finding a part-time job at a Hollywood wig shop. I talked with the guy that worked with Tex. He said Tex was an all-American boy. After about a year, Tex started to hang out at parties and smoke marijuana, grew his hair out a little bit and at that point he said Tex started to turn. So, all this was going on leading up before Tex ever met Charlie. Tex Watson met Charles Manson when he was invited to a never-ending party that was being held at a Pacific Palisades mansion.

The house was owned by the drummer of the Beach Boys, Dennis Wilson. I knew that he said he could get us recorded and that he had known one of the Beach Boys. This is a direct connection between Manson and the Sharon Tate murders. When Manson decided to begin a race war by killing random white people, he chose Terry Melchers house. Phil Kaufman worked in the music industry and recorded Charles Manson shortly before the murders took place.

This is an audio recording from nineteen seventy made as part of the investigation. Up to this point he had recorded at various studios, and being as transient as he was, he never stayed around long enough, you know, to consummate a record deal. So, every time he recorded no one could ever release his music because he never signed any contracts.

Life was good for him. I could have been a rock and roll star. I could have been a movie star. I was trying to get away from civilization. Tex had to do what he had to do, and he said that. So, he sent Tex to kill Terry. Not a house full of five people. The people that were there are the ones that took the brunt of what Tex Watson brought there that night.

During the war, Manson would hide with his followers in a secret cave located in Death Valley. Afterwards, they would emerge and Manson would lead the victorious black army. He was a follower of Nietzsche. You know, just sick stuff. They say Manson wants to have a race war. For a supposed person that hates black people why would he now want to be in charge.

The story kind of loses me all over the place. Some have proposed that the prosecution made-up the Helter Skelter theory in order to more easily convict Charles Manson through a sensational conspiracy narrative. Another theory exists which some believe can explain the murders without the race war motive. If the prosecution did construct the Helter Skelter Theory, is convicting a man like Charles Manson so essential that any means of achieving it is acceptable? The law has to work for everybody. Another theory proposes that the murders were the culmination of events centered around Charles Manson.

Charles Manson had been released from prison and had formed a commune of lost souls. Several months before the murders the group had moved to a farmstead built as a backdrop for western movies and television shows, called Spahn Ranch. I never realized it but the reason the ranch was so cool was that nobody ever lied to each other, man. We all got a long with each other, man. Everybody was straight up, there was no bullshit.

We had a pretty nice group of people there. There was no ambitions. The ranch was owned by an eighty-year-old blind man named George Spahn, who lived in the main house which was located here. The ranch burned down in nineteen seventy-one but at the time extended along the Santa Susana Pass, isolated by the hills overlooking the San Fernando Valley. Everybody at the ranch was one. There was only one moving thing on that ranch, that was George Spahn, the old blind man. George was the boss. We all served whatever was capable of service.

She took care of George and that became her thing. She was a caretaker. Records reflect that while living at Spahn Ranch Tex Watson was arrested on a drug charge in April of nineteen sixty-nine, three months before the murders. It was business for Tex, you know, he partook and he sold. You go back before the murders, Tex has got the history for dealing drugs, and making drug deals, you know. Other than that you can do anything you want here.

Tex Watson had a dope dealer. Tex Watson describes the drug dealer in his book as a mafia connected guy who owned a vending machine company that he used as a front for his dope business. On July first, Tex Watson spoke with his vending machine dope dealer who was looking to sell twenty-five kilos of marijuana for two thousand five hundred dollars.

She introduced him to another drug dealer named Bernard Crowe who was thought to be associated with The Black Panthers political movement. It was then that Watson came up with a scam. He would buy twenty-five kilos from his vending machine dealer for two thousand five hundred dollars, then sell twenty-two kilos to Crowe at a mark-up for two thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.

That way Watson could buy the drugs from the vending machine dealer, and deliver what he promised to Bernard Crowe, all the while keeping the difference in money and drugs for himself and his girlfriend. To make that work neither of the drug dealers could meet, so Tex Watson planned to have Bernard Crowe pay upfront. As the convicts say, if you do all the talking you got to be all the right. When this complication arose, Watson burned them both.

It was all about Tex, trust me. To deal drugs you gotta be real. Before the cops catch drug dealers, drug dealers catch drug dealers. He was worried about us getting killed. And Charlie pulled out then gun a shot him. Yeah, yeah I shot the Crowe. She said that Bernard was going to kill her. So we went down to help her, and ended up shooting him to help her. Bernard Crowe survived this shooting, although as Manson has often detailed, he was unaware of this. He saw all the people he was with as children. Rather than try to convince them that they should, he just manipulated them to try to make them so complicit in violent crimes that they would not snitch on him.

First, he had to be sure no one in the commune would talk to the police. Accordingly, he encouraged them to commit violent crimes for the group just like he had done. Everyone in my family is dead like me. He was very worried about the black panthers attacking the ranch. It went from happy go lucky fun. It got so intense, so fearful. It makes me nervous just to talk about it. We were in trouble with everybody that was against us.

So, you know, I was a young kid and that sort of appealed to my ego. To protect the commune and himself from the Black Panthers, Manson enlisted a motorcycle club called the Straight Satans. When she was later arrested, Kasabian gave her first statement to her lawyer Gary Fleischman. Days after the Bernard Crowe shooting Bobby Beausoleil committed the first murder. Their orders were supposedly to retrieve money from Hinman and kill him if he refused.

Nobody sent me over to recruit Gary to the family. Two weeks before the Sharon Tate murders, Beausoleil says the Straight Satans were looking for drugs. Beausoleil sold them mescaline he got from his former roommate Gary Hinman. Beausoleil maintains that the day after the drug deal the Straight Satans demanded their money back claiming the drugs were bad.

They were playing me for a sucker. Beausoleil was a strong individual. Yeah, he was in trouble with the motorcycle gang. And, we were dealing and wheeling underworld man. In other words, the strongest survive. There is a property report of Gary Hinman. And in that property, report they list homemade scales with white powder.

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I went there for one thing and that was to collect the money. As recalled by Bobby Beausoleil, when Gary Hinman refused to return the money the confrontation escalated. Beausoleil thought he could reason with Hinman to give up the money. They wrestled over a gun which went off but hit no one. During the confrontation, someone called the Ranch to ask for help. At some point, Bobby Beausoleil gained the upper hand and made Gary Hinman sign over his cars. So he had these two old wrecks and they were, I figured between the two of them they were worth maybe a grand.

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The grand that they were saying I owed them. With the pink slips in hand they prepared to leave. As they were walking out the door Manson unexpectedly rushed in with a sword and cut Gary Hinman across the face. Charlie had slashed his face and left me with the problem. That really devastated me. My memories of what happened afterwards have never really been clear. Everyone believed Charlie had killed a black panther, according to what he had told everyone. There was an intent to throw the investigators of the trail. They staged the crime scene to frame the Black Panthers because they feared retaliation.

This prevented members of the group from telling the police about what Manson had done. I heard he got arrested for murder. I thought that the police had just made it up. In the alternate theory, two days after Bobby Beausoleil was arrested the group planned to commit another murder. This turned out to be the murders of Sharon Tate and those who were at her home on August eighth.

They reasoned this would compel the police to let Bobby Beausoleil go. Charles Manson admitted that this was their thinking. He was in prison. He was in the LA county jail when it happened. We were all in one family and we were helping the brother. It happened to be Beausoleil. He told other people he was trying to send a message to me, and others make the police think that they had the wrong person. Committing a copycat murder to free Beausoleil would make the others complicit, preventing more members of the group from potentially talking to the police about the Bernard Crowe shooting.

Depending on the orientation of whoever he was talking to he would say things that would support some sort of agenda that he had. I remember after dinner in the backhouse, and I remember Charlie and Tex talking in the corner, and it was like there was black around them. It was just like evil around them, a black cloud around them.

I gave my life to what I thought was a brother. I told him four or five different ways. You just how much they suffered. You know, I think about Sharon Tate and she must have been insane with fear by the time they got to her. What does it take to have somebody tell you to go and kill people, for what reason? The police never made this connection. The prosecution maintained that the events of that summer were not connected.

They claimed that Charles Manson led a religious cult and was trying to start a race war called Helter Skelter, inspired by the Beatles. That of course, you know, people would connect blacks because of the Beatles white album, so some black would figure it out and tell somebody, oh ya know cough , Beatles, this is part of the murders—. On the second night, another member of the group became complicit; Nineteen-year-old Leslie Van Houten. I had no idea where they were going but Katie and Lulu were the closest people in the universe to me.

That girl was my other me and Katie was like our big sister. They were protecting me. Manson often speaks in riddles. This ensured many members of the group were not aware of what was going on. And they call it insanity. The group drove to Los Feliz and parked near an intersection on Waverly Drive. Inside the home to the west was an affluent couple who owned a chain of grocery stores, named Leno and Rosemary LaBianca.

This audio recording from the LA District Attorney shows that the house next door to LaBianca residence was once occupied by a man named Harold True, who knew Manson and the girls. They called and asked if they could spend the night in the house. And we let them stay the night. Yeah it was a big house, a lot of people stayed there. I guess maybe I gave him a map. When I skipped the country and the time of my marijuana bust, Harold True gave me his passport. Harold was a big old lumpy guy and you know he thought he might get laid.

They had to leave there because the neighbours called the cops. And the neighbours were the LaBiancas. This adds to the alternate theory that on the second night Manson continued manipulating the others. This culminated in the Sharon Tate and LaBianca murders. Manson woke up Leno LaBianca and tied him up. They retrieved Rosemary LaBianca from her bedroom and tied her up, before threatening to kill the couple in the living room. What has he told you about me? You are for you. I am for me. According to the trial transcripts, Linda Kasabian is asked; Question, how long after he left the car did he return to the car?

Answer, I remember we all lit up cigarettes and we smoked about three-quarters of a Pall Mall cigarette, however long that takes. Manson and Tex Watson went up to the house. Manson then drove away with the others. According to the prosecution Manson conspired to plant the wallet in a black neighbourhood, reasoning a black person would use the credit cards and be connected to the murders. This would help spur the impending race war. But this motive is contradicted by the evidence. Census data from the nineteen seventies shows that Sylmar was not a black neighbourhood.

Obviously, he got screwed up. That defeats the whole purpose of blaming the murders on the blacks. My theory is, Charlie goes up to the house. Tex Watson says in his book when they get in there Mr. I can get you money. They found a knife with the handle sticking out of one end the blade traversing his neck, severing a carotid artery and part of the blade sticking out of the other side. The prosecution insisted that Manson went to Venice to get his followers to commit another murder.

Once again, the motive was to frame a black person and fuel the race war. According to trial testimony, Manson allegedly took his followers to the apartment building located here. You mean that Straight Satan biker gang that Charlie owed money to? Yeah that biker gang, they were in Venice. In the alternate theory, after Manson shot Bernard Crowe he feared retaliation and enlisted the Straight Satans for protection.

Bobby Beausoleil compromised this protection by getting into a conflict with the Straight Satans over a drug deal. They could wait until Monday to do business. I think they went to Venice to pay off the Straight Satans. Why all of a sudden is everything cool? Manson believed Shae had tipped off the police leading to a raid.

You know there was definitely no love lost between Shorty Shae and Charles Manson as far as I can gather. On August sixteenth, nineteen sixty-nine, twenty-six members of the commune were arrested for suspicion of auto theft. Because of a date error, the search warrant was ruled invalid and all were released. The police had no idea that they were connected to the murders making national news. When they returned to Spahn Ranch, Donald Shae was never seen again. I went to sleep in a little trailer. Cappi suggested that her grandmother had a place out there in Death Valley, when he was looking for a place to go.

They went out there and looked at it. He fell in love with it. And he said this is it. This is it, this is our utopia. After the murders, Charles Manson and the group stayed there until October of nineteen sixty-nine. We went to the desert because of me. My favorite place besides the ocean. I was born on the ocean and I lived in the desert, and I love the desert so I offered up the desert. Just like authorities had in Los Angeles, Inyo County officers raided the Death Valley ranch on August twelfth, nineteen sixty-nine for suspicion of auto theft.

The killers were imprisoned except for Patricia Krenwinkel, who went on both nights, and Tex Watson.

Nobody was holding them around. Records show that Linda Kasabian was bailed out by her parents and left California. Before anyone else could arrange for bail, Susan Atkins confessed. Susan Atkins is the one that broke the case. That was her, that was very much her. Charlie would have been better killing her and he probably would have gotten away with it a little bit longer.

While inside the country jail, Susan Atkins told her cellmates that she was involved in the murder of Sharon Tate. One of the first people Atkins confessed to was a call girl named Virginia Graham. Susan Atkins, she plopped herself down and she sat on the bunk and we started talking, and she presumed to tell me how stupid the police were, and they were dumb. I found out about, Helter Skelter, later on. Susan Atkins was denied compassionate release in two thousand and eight, and died from brain cancer in prison.

However, in nineteen sixty-nine the DA was willing to overlook the brutality of her actions. The deal with Susan Atkins, the prosecution was going to let her plead to second degree murder. Sharon was begging for her life. I just want to have my baby. Vincent Bugliosi was an outstanding prosecutor. He loved attention, he was over-ambitious. He had a guy sitting in court that I thought was a reporter but it turned out he was Curt Gentry, who Vince had hired to write a book on the case.

This was gonna make him rich and famous. Who you think the president is? Where you think his office is, in my cell? Manson formed a cult of obedient followers who wanted to drop out of society. Their connection to the Bernard Crowe shooting is unknown as the motive and was not explored by the prosecution. Manson wanted to be a rock star and was obsessed with the Beatles.

He had also met the Beach Boys. Manson believed the Beatles were predicting a race war through hidden messages in their songs, and he needed money to supplement his preparation. Because of this, Manson further brainwashed his cult to believe in the race war and ordered them to kill Gary Hinman. Meanwhile, to start the race war, Manson decided to murder white people and frame black people.

Manson believed that both the police and black people would understand these references, and this would lead into the race war. Once the race war began, Manson and the family would hide in a secret cave in the desert. After the war, Manson would emerge and become the leader of the victorious black army. At that point he would rebuild the world. This is the theory that convicted Charles Manson and others, and gained prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi fame, and a best-selling book.

Everybody will tell you what they think about me, according to what they want to use me for. Anything on the recordings that you know of whereby he speaks of his philosophy of Helter Skelter, the ruination and damnation of this world? I was really not a friendly witness. The Helter Skelter theory is not only sensational, it establishes the elements of murder and conspiracy under California law. To be found guilty, the defendant must agree to commit a crime as well as commit an overt act in furtherance of that agreement.

Without proving the Helter Skelter motive there was no evidence whatsoever that Manson wanted these murders to happen. I know what conspiracy is.

This is the implication of what Manson is saying. Manson admits to shooting Bernard Crowe, his involvement with drugs, the Straight Satans, and the motive of getting Bobby out of prison. But when it came to the murders he maintains he purposely kept himself at a distance. I thought it was a horrible case against him. Remember he was not at the scene. He was forty miles away when the murders took place so he was an armchair murderer.

The Helter Skelter theory was how the prosecution demonstrated that Manson was guilty of conspiracy and murder under the requirements of the law. They described a scenario where he ordered the murders without actually saying the words. There was no evidence that Manson himself killed anyone. If Vince introduces anything outside of that it starts to wash away the Helter Skelter theory. Then you have that reasonable doubt creeping in. Well maybe it has something to do with the drug deal?

The prosecution used the race war as the basis of their legal argument. If the alternate theory is correct, might they have ignored the true nature of events to gain a conviction? On December second, nineteen sixty-nine, four months after the death of Sharon Tate, the last of the murderers was captured.

Linda Kasabian surrendered in New Mexico and returned to California. She immediately met with her attorney Gary Fleischman. I talked to her and the only conversation I can tell you, I said keep your mouth shut and keep it shut in that jail. I had Linda pass kites to her, in the jail. And this Atkins was a little nuts, and she then refused to testify. First they offered me murder in the second degree, I said no, then they offered me voluntary manslaughter, I said no. Linda Kasabian was one of the four who participated in the Sharon Tate murders and was with Charles Manson the night of the LaBianca murders.

Prior to that, she had only been with the group for about thirty days and had spent little time with Manson himself. So, we typed up an immunity agreement and the immunity agreement said, Linda Kasabian will receive immunity if she testifies to the truth in the so-called Manson murders. The truth is as follows. Tex Watson was arrested in Texas and faced extradition to California. Tex sat out a whole year and watched that trial develop.

They wanted to get rid of me. I had gone to Stanford. I was really the only lawyer in the place who knew what the hell was going on. We filed a very detailed motion to get the case out of LA county. That case should have never been tried in Los Angeles county. But when we went to make a deal we withdrew the motion. The courtroom shows our justice. The courtroom is the eye of the social consciousness. In this case, Bugliosi was brilliant.

He had no rivals.

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When the trial wound to a close, those associated began to fear for their lives. Many changed their names in fear of reprisal. Live and let live. If you let me live, you live. Everybody gets to judge themselves. They came to my house twice to kill me. My neighbor said you know guys have been crawling over your fence. One night during the first trial on my way to the parking lot where I had parked, Squeaky and Sandra Good snuck up behind me and said they were going to do to my house what was done at the Tate house. Many have speculated about his disappearance.

I remember we broke for the weekend on a Friday afternoon. After the first trial the Manson Family became infamous. This began decades of movies, books, and TV shows, portraying Charles Manson as the incarnation of evil. The DA fucked up man. I got my own media. Charles Manson and the rest continued on through the courts. They received additional death sentences for the murder of Donald Shea based primarily on the testimony of Barbara Hoyt.

Tex Watson received a separate trial for the Tate-LaBianca murders and was sentenced to death like the others. The following year, the California Supreme Court abolished the death penalty and all of their sentences were commuted to life in prison. The first trial, everybody was brainwashed, Tex was brainwashed, everybody went and killed for Charlie.

This was before the DA had labelled Charles Manson as the mastermind. There was no mention of Helter Skelter. The first trial was just a quiet little trial in Santa Monica, the Jury was hung 8 to 4. They brought up this race war thing and all of that. It was horrible, man. They did a lot of insidious things. Many of those convicted for the Tate-LaBianca murders remain in jail. Leslie Van Houten has been granted parole on numerous occasions but because of her association with Charles Manson her parole has been continually overturned.

The DA is not operating fairly. Lynette Squeaky Fromme served thirty-five years in prison for attempting to assassinate President Gerald Ford.

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