Charles Manson

Prosecutor Vincent T. Bugliosi, collaborating with author Curt Gentry.

Of the 106 felony cases he tried while at the Los Angeles DA's office, he lost only 1.

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The cast of Manson Family Cult - 2012 includes: Michelle Bonfils as Darling Dead Ulli Lommel as Teacher Peter Sean

"Never learn not to love" Its track 10 on the 1969 Beach Boys album 20/20

The Beach Boys released a Manson song, originally titled "Cease To Exist" but rewritten as "Never Learn Not To Love," however Manson was never credited for writing it and it is not known if he was ever paid for it. At the time, Dennis Wilson associated with Charlie Manson, but this was prior to Manson's infamous activities. Dennis Wilson copyrighted and published the song as his own.

Charles Manson was put in jai for murder. He was not good at it as other serial killers were. Hitler was a dictator. He was very good at it also until everything went crumbling down for him. Several assassination attempts show his views were not the views of all Germans in general. A murderer and a dictator may have similar psycological traits but definetely are not the same type of human being.

--- That was not my question, but thank you for stating the obvious. My question pertains more to specific psycological disorders that can cause people to have, for lack of a better word, crazy thoughts, excellent persuasive and manipulative skills, and a level of anxiety and paranoia. Offhand I am thinking they both could possibly have had borderline personality disorder and/or anti-social personality disorder. I am a history major, not a psychology major so I do not know about these things in depth and I am hoping that someone does and can possibly answer my question. Thank you.

specific disorders could trigger both mentalities. Hitler and Mason could have shared similarities but Hitler had the advantage of climbing high in a political ladder.

--- DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT SPECIFIC, if any, PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS COULD HAVE CAUSED THEIR IRREGULAR THOUGHTS AND BEHAVIOR, ESPECIALLY THE MANIPULTATION AND PERSUAVION OF OTHERS? I don't need a history lesson. I am well educated in all of the historical aspects. I am trying to find any SPECIFIC psychological disorders that could have played key roles in their behavior, thoughts, and lives. If anyone has a clear, precise, and educated answer to my ACTUAL question, I would GREATLY appreciate it.

Him and Hitler both had Antisocial Personality Disorder. I had to do a class project on it for psychology.

Both Hitler and Manson had APD. In addition Manson was diagnosed as having moderate to severe psychosis subject to psychotic breaks. By all accounts Hilter may have had BPD or "borderline personality disorder" and most likely suffered from "narcciscitic personality disorder".

Charles Fleischer was born on August 27, 1950.

He wishes. Manson was never a part of the Beatles. He was obcessed with their music, especially the White Album. He thought the band was sending him messages through the music. That's what happens to your brain on drugs. To make a long story short, the Beatles and Manson had never met.

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Manson spent time at California Mental Facility (CMF) located in Vacaville, California, east of San Francisco. It appears treatment did little good for Manson. In most of his TV interviews he still rants and rambles on making no sense most of the time.

Susan Atkins is known for many things. Susan Atkins is most noted for being convicted of the crime of killing someone. She was a member of the "Manson" family, led by Charles Manson.

If I remember my facts correctly that gun was never able to be traced back to any particular person. There could be many different reasons for this. The gun may have been illegal from the beginning and with no permits a weapon can be very hard to find the original or rightful owner. It is a fact that Manson would not have been able to purchase a gun on his own due to his felony record. It is also true that the 'family' made a habit of stealing what they wanted or trading with others with similar lifestyles.

Not even close. He didn't even have a job. He supported himself by robbery, stealing cars and the occational drug transaction. By his own admission, he ate out of garbage cans and slept wherever he could find a spot to lay down.

Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction, and it is in this case. Manson Family murder victim Rosemary LaBianca's daughter attended a parole hearing for ex-Family member and convicted killer Charles 'Tex' Watson. She attended in the hopes that Watson would finally be released from prison. Watson, along with 5 others murdered Rosemary and Leno LaBianca on August 9, 1969 and was sentenced to death in 1970. All death sentences were commuted to life when the death penalty was struck down in 1972. Sharon Tate's mother Doris Tate also attended the hearing in an attempt to keep the killer behind bars. Doris Tate attended all parole hearings of the Family members including Manson himself until her death when Sharon's sister took up the cause. All Manson Family members convicted of the 1969 murders have been denied parole many times, even Susan Atkins when she had only weeks to live from brain cancer. She died behind bars in September 2009.

Over two nights in August 1969, the killers took the lives of seven people so that made most persons feel this crimes were horrific. The Manson murders abruptly ended the decade of love and people didn't like that either.

Susan Atkins died of a brain tumor in September 2009. Patricia Krenwinkle is still incarcerated and has spent her time behind bars to help others. She is very involved with the program where inmates train special service dogs. Leslie Van Houten is still in prison and has used her time to earn a Phd. She had a parole hearing in July 2010 but was denied for the 19th time. Both Van Houten and Atkins married which must be difficult with them in prison. All three are, or in the case of Atkins, were, serving their time at the women's prison in Fontana California.

That leaves only one woman who was present at both crime scenes. Linda Kasabian was ordered by Charles Manson to go with the others because she was the only one that had a valid CA drivers licence. But no amount of brainwashing by Manson could make Kasabian kill. She received immunity for her testomony at the 1970 trial. Kasabian disappeared for many years under a new name and actually has had a normal life.

Family member Lynette 'Skeaky' Fromme did time for many years for trying to assassinate President Ford. She has since been paroled and I think she lives on the east coast.

No. Charles Manson is a person. Helter skelter came from the mind of Manson, a race war that would eventually make Mason 'king of the world'. He really thought by killing a few influencial white people he could jump start this war.

Wow! In all my years of studying true crime this scenario never crossed my mind even once. Of course the LAPD did though. In any suspicious death investigators always start with the victims 'inner circle' or the people closest to them. Polanski was one of the first to be dismissed as a suspect. He had been in Europe for months right up to and after the murders. He was in the middle of making a movie with dozens of people to attest to his alibi.

Furthermore, Linda Kasabian, the only one present at both murders that did not take part in them, testified truthfully that the killers were Tex Watson, Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkle, Leslie Van Houten, and on the second night of murders, Charles Manson went into the LaBianca house and tied up Leno and Rosemary LaBianca, then left so the others could kill them.

Polanski may have a tarnished image right now, with the sex with a minor charges, but he didn't kill his wife and friends.

Approximately $50,000 per year to keep someone in maximum security.

Manson has been a smoker all his life.

Reference:Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi

No. Actor James Broderick is Matthew Broderick's real father.

No, Manson met Dennis Wilson and was at his house bit never met Brian.

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He is still in jail in California