The Manson Family Blog

[...] laws and the governor's approval are almost certain. The linking of Lieutenant Calley and Charles Manson in a public exhibition to raise money for extremely worthwhile causes is, all agree, a stroke [...]

[...] In the summer of 1968, I would make my first encounter with Charles Manson. On a typical 100plus degree day, Bob, Craig and I were returning to the San Fernando Valley [...]

[...] Hotel across the street. News reporters near the hotel recognized the girl in red as a Charles Manson "Family" member. Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, and remarked to each other [...]

[...] "eureka!. " but usually these little things that we find are merely coincidences. Charles Manson and his gang didn't always have the most original ideas. One can argue that his entire " [...]

[...] and equates to “hate speech.” According to the North Kitsap Herald Reporter, the Helter Skelter Lounge in the 19000 block of Viking Avenue has come under fire recently for its sign that [...]

[...] done.” About that time, Whitehouse says, he picked up Vincent Bugliosi’s “Helter Skelter,” the Manson case history beloved by defiant adolescents everywhere. “Someone [...]

[...] THOUGHT for the day: According to Paul Watkins, Helter Skelter (the WAR) would begin by which two infamous "political" groups doing great physical [...]

[...] upon Manson's telepathic powers as depicted in Bugliosi's 1974 television version of "Helter Skelter". It is curious that Mr. Hedegaard would omit from Manson's interview what the [...]

[...] This post was supposed to be called: Book Review - The Manson Family "Then and Now", by David Pietras As someone obviously interested in the "then [...]

[...] Q. What was the Manson Family? A. The D.A. put the word "family" on it to make me a leader and bring me into the [...]

[...] one receptive to his teachings and willing to follow him. As his harem grew, so started the Manson family.” On the TLB murders: “Charlie told me that he heard nothing about the Tate [...]

[...] the desert whose father, Paul Watkins, was touted in the press as a major player in the "Manson Family". Judges said she was an "exceptional" writer and described her collection [...]

[...] Sebring to New Jersey mafia man, Abner "Longie" Zwillman (Zwillman's FBI File ) and Joel Rostau through Sebring's house on Easton Drive.  According to Schreck, Zwillman, uncle to Joel [...]

[...] -motive, we will need to examine it piece by piece, page by page. Since a man by the name of Joel Rostau is the seemingly epicenter of Schreck's motive we'll begin there MONDAY! [...]

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[...] are the major changes: Considered by many to be the most beautiful woman of her generation, Sharon Tate remains a fascinating pop icon and a poster child for the 1960s. What most struck those who [...]

[...] " website. Let’s dissect the ramblings of the insane, shall we? May 6th, 2008: Sharon Tate’s private clothing collection. Exclusive on Inside Edition. Debra Tate will appear on [...]

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[...] . George E. Smith's videos have been featured on this blog before. He has been a collector on Sharon Tate and Cielo Drive since 1972. He has  also taken many photos of the Cielo Drive property [...]

[...] wrote in to let us know how his experience bidding on eBay for a walk on role in Susanna Lo's Manson Girls: Hi, I came across your blog entry on Susanna Lo and the Manson Girls movie. She scammed me [...]

[...] Houten and I think you would like her as much as I do. She was one of those notorious “Manson girls” who shaved their heads, carved X’s in their foreheads and laughed, joked, and [...]

[...] from ripoffreport.com: Complaint:  Susanna Lo sold walk-on roles in a movie called "Manson Girls". She sold them for 2,000 each in an Ebay auction in January of 2012. The financing for [...]

[...] ’t been easy, she said. In the 14 years since her conviction, both as one of the despised Manson girls and a legend among born-again inmates, Atkins received more than her share of mail from [...]

[...] of 2008,(Proposition 9, Marcy's Law) which wasn't in place at that time. 3. He did not have Debra Tate there as a supposed "victims advocate" to read letters of opposition of his release. [...]

[...] to think that the entire Tate Legacy is an illusion or more like a bad dream. As usual, Debra Tate provides some comic relief on the "TateFamilyLegacy" website. Let’s dissect the [...]

[...] Is there anyone in the know who knows what's going on with Debra Tate's book? I pre-ordered it, but now the publication date has been pushed back and the description [...]

[...] ." Like most fighters in the mixed martial arts world, Jason had a nickname. His was Charlie Manson III, a name he inherited from his dad. He was Charles Manson Jr. and I knew that Charlie [...]

[...] star. Even now, nobody's ever really heard of her, even though she was supposedly killed by Charlie Manson, the most famous guy in the world. And that's the only reason anybody knows who she is. And [...]

[...] rages, and her mother was a weak-willed woman trying desperately to keep peace.  She met Charlie Manson when she was 18.  She had been kicked out the house following an argument with her [...]