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Showing posts with label sharon tate. Show all posts
August 8, 2020

Remembering Jay Sebring

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  A smiling Jay (source: Tumblr) Fifty-one years ago tonight, Jay Sebring became one of six people (if you include an unborn baby) who lost ...
June 25, 2018

Book Review: "Hunting Charles Manson: The Quest for Justice in the Days of Helter Skelter" by Lis Wiehl and Caitlin Rother

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As Helter Skelter was the first true crime book I ever read, and one that will permanently sit on my list of best true crime books, I h...
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November 21, 2017

Does the Death of Manson End the Family Mystique?

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The news that Charles Manson had died of natural causes (unlike the victims who died due to his orders/influence/crazy) on Sunday has put...
August 15, 2016

Van Houten Denied Parole; On to Beausoleil and Watson

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Joyous Leslie then, serious Leslie now Delayed news but Governor Jerry Brown did the right thing and denied Leslie Van Houten parole, ...
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February 4, 2016

Debunking Helter Skelter

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 The ones who matter If it seems too crazy to believe, it might just be.  The theory of "Helter Skelter" has long b...
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January 26, 2016

Linda Kasabian's Story Sounds Like B.S.

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The History Channel aired a little docudrama about the Tate-LaBianca murders back in 2009, to mark the fortieth "anniversary...
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January 17, 2016

A New Book on Sharon Tate

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I hate to say that I'm a Tate-LaBianca or Helter Skelter junkie but I've read Vincent Bugliosi's book many times, as well ...
February 6, 2015

The MacDonald Case: The Tate/LaBianca/Manson Connection

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If you believe Jeffrey MacDonald's account of what happened that night of February 16-17, 1970, the crimes had a direct corr...
September 18, 2014

The Manson Murders: Patricia Krenwinkel

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So much has been said about Charles Manson and his crimes and yet somehow there always seems to be something else to add.  More than...
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