for someone who killed people she s smiling a lot.

@TheMPC1971

7 жыл бұрын

nunya business she's not supposed to ever smile again bc she killed someone? I love all these douche bag comments where people project what she should say and do and if she's not ,she's not remorseful or acting like a proper murderess.

@theheroinundergroundandchi1622

7 жыл бұрын

nunya business she actually stabbed a dead lady. Never technically killed.

@winterweib

7 жыл бұрын

She SAID Mrs. LaBianca was dead. Nobody knows the truth. We only know, she stabbed her in the back, and it was said there was the wound which killed Mrs. LaBianca. Coud you stab a dead person? I could not. She could, and possibly the Lady was alive, but even if not: Somebody who stabs a dead person and watched the murder just seconds befoe, that one does not care to stab a living being, too. She WANTED to murderer somebody, she was jealous the night before and demanded to be allowed.

@williamwidget3018

7 жыл бұрын

nunya business You should make a list of all the people who have killed and smile a lot, and then boycott them.

@arlenmargolin1650

3 жыл бұрын

@@theheroinundergroundandchi1622 hey how you doing are you still an idiot or have you grown of brain cell

My high school friends and I did acid and NEVER once thought about killing and butchering someone, they're all damaged goods

@frankkinsleyii2600

3 жыл бұрын

Right. Don't blame the acid.

@stevebowness9435

3 жыл бұрын

Brainwashed

@twomindz79

3 жыл бұрын

I did acid few times a week for 4 years. 400-500 tabs and of course never a violent thought.

@ynottony6549

3 жыл бұрын

Violence is the last thing in someones mind tripping. CIA drugs on the other hand

@rifekimler3309

3 жыл бұрын

You never ran into charles manson

The saddest part of this interview is that she had no idea she would be in prison, forever. She really thought, "I'm young, I fucked up, my thoughts were crazed from drugs, but that's not the real me". But for the next 50 years, she IS judged by that moment in time. Truth is, they're guilty as hell but probably would have gotten off if they didn't talk about the case or follow Charlie during the trial.

@marciathehooligan9967

Жыл бұрын

When they offered her a deal before Linda Kasabian jumped on it, she said, "I'd rather stay in jail." Well lady, ya did

@aimeefriedman822

Жыл бұрын

@@marciathehooligan9967 Oh God.

@beedifrnt

Жыл бұрын

@Aimee Friedman. I agree. "That moment in time" cost two people their lives, and they are just as dead today as they were when they were butchered in their own home over 50 years ago. It's a wrong that can't be made right. No matter how you choose to look at, LVH got a much better deal than the LaBiancas. Leslie chose to use drugs: Leslie chose to follow Manson; Leslie chose to defend Manson during the trail. Unlike most of the other girls, Leslie had a father who was willing to help his daughter get back on the right path before she ever met Manson, and even after. She thanked him by helping Manson and his minions rob her father's house. We all made some stupid decisions in our youth that we regret, but most of us drew the line at murder. A person with an ounce of compassion would have been appalled when hearing on the news the gory details of what happened at the Tate house. The only thing that upset Leslie about it was that she had not gotten to participate. So she happily got into the car for the second night of killing, knowing fully well what was going to happen. That tells me all I need to know.

@97warlock

Жыл бұрын

proly right .....had they shut him off they may have had a different future. What kills me is......she never even flinched when explaining what she did, as if she was explaing her walk to the mailbox on a nice day or something

@herbertsattelmeier2941

Жыл бұрын

Everybody thinks at the first when they come in prison they are only a short time here my lawyer will handle it. but after monhts or years they realise there is no escape.

It’d be nice if we could hear the question being asked.

@EastSide-qc5oy

8 ай бұрын

The original broadcast showed Barbara Walters asking the questions from inside a studio.

The problem with Leslie is she volunteered to go, Manson never asked her or told her.

@christyt4249

3 жыл бұрын

And she was well aware of what all happened the night before.

@brittahenke1180

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!

@BenS-eu4es

3 жыл бұрын

Well Manson asked her, she never actually asked to go

@christyt4249

3 жыл бұрын

@@BenS-eu4es She said she was disappointed she didn’t get to go the night before. And that everything on her face said she wanted to go the second night. And that is one reason he chose her. Talk about wishing you had a moment you could do over! But we all have free will. And unfortunately this is what these women chose to do with theirs. What a waste!!

@BenS-eu4es

3 жыл бұрын

@@christyt4249 It was a waste indeed but in her state of mind at that time, she thought it was the right thing. Religion or indoctrination can cause many people to do abhorrent things, its just how the world works unfortunately.

Leslie didn't do herself any favors with this interview. That smile plastered across her face can only be described as creepy. Even if you listen to her most recent interviews she still talks as if 1969 is something that happened TO her, not BECAUSE of her. It's why she's never gotten out. Still won't completely own what she did and what she was a part of. Leslie Van Houten is exactly where she belongs.

@adsygee6414

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesomeone2979 creep

@dragonsportz598

3 жыл бұрын

She was young and naviee she was exactly the type Manson preys on. Just imagine this girl living no where near there.

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2 жыл бұрын

She won't get out probably because mob-ruled ZOMBIES like yourself who THINK they know the story because they watched "Helter Skelter" themed movies and documentaries would screech like stabbed pigs, and more RATIONAL people would start asking questions that would reveal just HOW MUCH BULLSHIT the "Helter Skelter" story by Vincent Bugliosi really is, and what FURTHER IMPLICATIONS THAT WOULD REVEAL. There REALLY ARE things that HAVE BEEN and ARE going on that REALLY MIGHT make you scream for a much different reason, if many would be able to YANK THEIR HEADS OUT OF THEIR ASSES, and "smell the coffee" instead of what is up in their lower digestive tract!!!😠😠😠😠😠

@EastSide-qc5oy

2 жыл бұрын

Jebidiah Newkedkracker Hey Jebidiah nice to see you on this video as well. Leslie Van Houten herself, LONG BEFORE THE TRIAL, in 1969, described the Helter Skelter ideas during interviews with her lawyers and detectives, about how Manson preached it, and she and many of the others believed it. Bugliosi exaggerated it, and we know the dynamics were more complex than how he described things during the trial, but he didn’t make it up. Unless Bugliosi managed to magically convince one of the people he’d be later prosecuting to make up the Helter Skelter idea. I know you only care about promoting the CIA mind control narrative as outlined in Tom ONeill’s book, but Bugliosi didn’t invent Helter Skelter.

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2 жыл бұрын

@@EastSide-qc5oy That is NOT the only thing I care about....CIA Mind control via "MK Ultra" shenanigans!! If you REALLY want to know what I care about, it's basically TRUTH and FAIRNESS and GODDAMNED DECENCY!!!! (I also care about psychologically COPING, just for MYSELF, in a world that seems to me, to be either going mad, or going places that I myself just isn't prepared for spiritually, financially, educationally, or psychologically.....A "Future Shock"** if you will.) ** A term coined by Alvin Toffler way back in 1970 with a book by the same title.

In my opinion, at the time of this interview, she was no where near being ready to be paroled.

I knew a woman who ran into Charlie. He promised her everything. She went to meet him. She backed out and cried her eyes out. A guy pulled over after seeing her crying on the corner. They married. Are married still. She had “an overwhelming feeling of sadness” and that’s why she abandoned the pickup. I believe her name was Sheli. This happened in Eugene, OR.

@jamesphillips496

2 жыл бұрын

Chaunceylola interesting story her guardian angel was protecting her I believe. I have a couple such stories up here in Washington state of women that I knew. It was Ted Bundy and they backed out because of" bad vibes" they were getting.

@echopaw9635

2 жыл бұрын

Crazy. I live so close to Eugene and would love to meet her.

@MrJackcorgi

2 жыл бұрын

I know a woman who was approached by Ted Bundy's who lived in Seattle at the time. Thankfully she knew to stay away.

@christyt4249

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrJackcorgi Always trust that gut instinct

@katherinepeace3564

Жыл бұрын

@@echopaw9635 🤨

A new name and a life where she isn't reminded of what happened. What about the victims families?

None of them ever took real responsibility for their actions. It was always ‘the acid, the time, him or her and I just wanted to be there.’

@Smokey298

2 жыл бұрын

How did manson find these people who were so bloodthirsty?

@napnemeanix

2 жыл бұрын

@@Smokey298 He met them and lured them into his cult, manipulated them, It was the sixties and people were in California partying. Plus hippies were other parts of the world

@darrenkellman5780

2 жыл бұрын

I took plenty of acid. I never once thought of killing someone or to get into a fight.they use it as excuse. They are just murders.

@67psychout

Жыл бұрын

@@Smokey298 Look at the january 6th shit show and you'll have your answer

@Smokey298

Жыл бұрын

@@67psychout Well at january six the only person who was killed was an unarmed woman murdered by police so. . . im not sure I understand what you are talking about

She looks like she is auditioning for a commercial.

@AvecPoesie

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, a toothpaste commercial 🙄

@thomasg-elin5412

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe this is the audition. She got the job, of becoming your saviour. A scapegoat for you.

@DaveSCameron

2 жыл бұрын

And in the blink of an eye now she is a 70 year old lady and all her memories are gaol based, what an appalling tragedy to add to the 9 or perhaps more lives taken. American justice is a fake *

@613leaderclint

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomasg-elin5412 Deep

@thomasg-elin5412

2 жыл бұрын

@@613leaderclint . Do you understand anything about sacrifice and scapegoats?

I have NEVER heard her take responsibility for what she did

@JaneDoe-ij4ls

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesomeone2979 can you be more specific, and offer the interview date? I *have* heard her blame the drugs, and Charlie. However, she was the one who made the choices she made, regardless of her circumstances. She was NOT the victim! I have never heard her say that; I have never heard her own that.

@JaneDoe-ij4ls

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesomeone2979 ya have to SAY it!!

@JaneDoe-ij4ls

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesomeone2979 but she BLAMED it on Manson and drugs. She never said, " it was because I made a bad choice."

@JaneDoe-ij4ls

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesomeone2979well, imo....it matters deep inside, because that self realization and admission removes that last barrier inside us, in-between us and the pain, that we need to endure in order to grow.... i think it could have positively affected her request for parole....

@corymccollett1427

2 жыл бұрын

@@JaneDoe-ij4ls You do understand that everyone else blamed Charlie too. People can be brainwashed, in fact they convicted Charles Manson of brainwashing his followers into do HIS bidding. If that’s the case, than she in a certain way, is a victim as well.

And this specific interview is why she will never be paroled!

@tammybrown4901

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2 жыл бұрын

She will probably never be paroled because self-righteous harpies, like yourself might eventually learn that much of the "Helter Skelter" story by Vincent Bugliosi IS FULL OF SHIT. If you don't believe me, read Chaos©2019 by Tom O'Neill and Dan Pipenbring THEN read Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi, THEN tell the rest of us what you THINK you know. But go ahead and pop in "Once Upon A Time in Hollywood" by Quentin Tarantino one more time, and continue to water your plants with Gatorade😠😠😠😠😠

@tobiasravn4008

2 жыл бұрын

Read the manson file by Nicholas screck. Chaos is also bs

@shanebriggs1039

20 сағат бұрын

Fast forward a few years and hey guess what, she's out!!!

I would like to point out that the smile she always displays may be just natural for her, and is probably not indicative of feeling happy for what she has done.

@EastSide-qc5oy

9 ай бұрын

I agree with you. That is just how some people are wired, and it may also be a nervous habit. She’s probably not even aware of it. People just assume it’s some kind of sign of lack of remorse or understanding but that’s an overly simplified view of human nature.

@pcbusby

8 күн бұрын

This is the answer. In stressful situations, I have a tendency to smile without thinking about it or trying. It's very inappropriate & annoying but it's not with bad intentions, at least with most. I think it's a trauma response

Gosh...10 years later and she still seems affected. Their lives were so wasted. Just horrible.

@chadpittman3025

3 жыл бұрын

It could take possibly a lifetime to come back from LSD

@RobertJohnson-mn3br

2 жыл бұрын

40 years later she has achieved a masters degree. It took a while but she changed her life for the better. She’s been in jail for 50 years. People have done far worse and gotten less, and doing less with their time in jail. She should be released. It’s time

@gingerbaker4390

2 жыл бұрын

@@RobertJohnson-mn3br Hey man they give everyone degrees in prison. It's so they get more money from the government.

@thecount7591

2 жыл бұрын

@@RobertJohnson-mn3br nah,she's right where she needs to be.

@christyt4249

2 жыл бұрын

10 years later and she still felt entitled

One of the sad things is that Leslie was so damn good-looking back then. She could have been a model instead of a murderer.

@charlotte87x

11 ай бұрын

Oh yeah, so sad. All about looks, huh?

@donnysarian

11 ай бұрын

@@charlotte87x Just an observation.

@BumboyWillynut

10 ай бұрын

She’s no model mate, all the women he had wrapped around him where not good looking women, hairy unclean wenches

@user-df6lp8zw4g

7 ай бұрын

@@charlotte87x SHADAAAAAAAAP STUPID!

@user-df6lp8zw4g

7 ай бұрын

She had a big chin for a girl.

She doesn't even have a regret

@zampieritto

3 жыл бұрын

That's was in 1977.

@stax3000

3 жыл бұрын

@@zampieritto yes 8 years later

@rayjay3616

3 жыл бұрын

If she didn't..she don't.... 4get it ! ....

@luvdomus

3 жыл бұрын

She certainly has regrets now after spending the majority of her life in prison.

@marym.1567

3 жыл бұрын

50 years later and she has lots of regret

An extremely beautiful young woman that turns into an old woman in prison, just a complete waste of life.

@reneemclane1845

3 жыл бұрын

As far as it is reported, Leslie did not kill anyone. BUT she was there.

@bendagostino2217

3 жыл бұрын

@@reneemclane1845 she stabbed rosmerie la bianca post mortem and also carved into the dead body and wrote on the walls with her blood. Thats enough for a lifetime in prison.

@jamesphillips496

3 жыл бұрын

@@reneemclane1845 It doesn't make sense Clem Grogan was released from prison in 1985. He actively participated in the murder of Shorty Shea and he buried his body? You want to see something disgusting he has a couple of videos on KZread.

@MeeMee-gz5vp

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesphillips496 sorry for chiming in like this, but just wanted to add the entire story about the Tate-LaBianca murders doesn’t make sense as well. I’m guessing Watson, Krenwinkle and Atkins and even Manson himself must have known someone at 10050 Cielo Dr. because nobody, sane or insane, is going to go into unknown territory for the purpose of killing people without knowing what and who they will be up against. My suspicion is that one of the above names knew Garrettson the caretaker personally, and it was most likely a drug relation is how this acquaintance came about. The caretaker was spared when in fact they wanted no surviving witnesses, hence Steven Parent’s death. Correct me if I’m wrong. This topic interests me because I can remember growing up in fear as a child throughout the 70s after seeing the murders on the news. And now, with the genius invention of KZread and the internet, it allows us common folk to investigate the truth for ourselves.

@MeeMee-gz5vp

3 жыл бұрын

@@bendagostino2217 excuse me for chiming in, but I thought it was Watson that did the stomach carving, and Krenwinkle that did the fork stabbing? I think Leslie only stabbed Rosemary out of fear for disobeying orders for everyone to get their hands dirty so to speak? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think out of all the accused murderers, Van Houton might be the only one who has the “cleanest hands”.

She was 19 and groomed on drugs. ..She has shown the most remorse over the decades

Perhaps smiling constantly whilst recalling about butchering innocent people to death a few years previously might not have been the best way to go

@AlexAlexon3897

Жыл бұрын

Yes, misplaced smugness.

@olivervandebeer7492

Жыл бұрын

I agree,,, She seems lost and she doesn't say anything of interest...Cliché. Smiles too much to hide the real person.

I’ve watched so many interviews with she, Krenwinkle and Atkins. Patricia Krenwinkle is the only one who has ever taken any personal responsibility for what she did. Probably none of the 3 would have committed such horrible crimes without Mansons influence but the fact is, it was each of their decisions to listen and follow through. I don’t think Van Houten ever believed she’d still be jailed 50 years later.

@floydjammer6395

3 жыл бұрын

Bullshit. Krenwinkle changes her story at every interview

@renatawarec

3 жыл бұрын

@george chapelle I do think krenwinkle finally did stop asking. She knew she was never getting out.im sure lvh thought Gavin Newsom would spring her.thank God hes keeping her in there.i think she's crazier than all of them.she begged to go on the next kill.nobody put a gun to her head.laughing & singing sealed her fate forever. She said years later she never cried for Mrs labianca.

@markanderson77

3 жыл бұрын

I agree that there is no reason to feel for people who took part in such horrible crimes. And I don't mean this to diminish the severity of Van Houten's crimes at all. I just wanted to point a lot of people mistakenly believe she was involved in the Tate murders. To be clear, Van Houten was less involved in the Tate murders than was Linda Kasabian who got off scot free. Van Houten wasn't even present at the Tate home. She was with the group at the LaBianca residence. To what exact culpability she has in that crime, she should be punished.

@ccjjpp1966

3 жыл бұрын

Patricia Krenwinkle committed the most heinous horror of the three.

@seanlam2034

3 жыл бұрын

@@ccjjpp1966 what she do

Leslie just got out this summer!

She blames her actions on everything but herself.

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2 жыл бұрын

She takes enough responsibility.

@Yobachi2007

2 жыл бұрын

Or maybe these are the actual reasons that led her to violence, rather than believing this teenage girl who had never done crime and violence before linking up with a criminal cult leader, just magically became a monster based on nothing. Doesn't make her not responsible ultimately for her actions; but that also doesn't mean there aren't reasons that shouldn't be heard and understood.

@nikkix2896

2 жыл бұрын

She stabbed a dean woman. Gruesome yes, but she didn’t kill anyone. Tex Watson and Patricia Krenwinkle did the killings. Even Susan Atkins didn’t actually kill anyone. People are so uneducated on this case they just believe the lying media’s tales

@travismiles5885

2 жыл бұрын

She was born in the wrong time. In this new millennium you don't have to take responsibility for anything anymore because it's too hard and hurts your feelings. You can just blame it all on some societal ill that the SJWs have petty grievances against.

@JerichoMile4

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikkix2896 Sexy Susan Atkins tasted the blood of Sharon Tate...and Atkins stabbed Sharon Tate !!

The way she spoke and smiled as though she was going for a singing audition

@Potaville

2 жыл бұрын

She? Guess again.......

@abigail7579

Жыл бұрын

@@Potaville She’s a he??? Lol

@Potaville

Жыл бұрын

@@abigail7579 100%

@wanderer299a

Жыл бұрын

@@Potaville nonsense

@deew7014

Жыл бұрын

She is super creepy , she thought her homecoming Queen beauty would get her off or paroled .

Acid always made me the perfect person to the outside world, I’d just be tripping and wanting nothing to do with anybody but the people I’m tripping with and wanted to stay far out of the way of trouble as possible. But here’s a good example of EVERYONES DIFFERENT.

@robingagan6288

2 жыл бұрын

They blame acid as though it's an excuse

@Kelly14UK

2 жыл бұрын

Bingo. I used to trip on my own and go for walks with a personal cassette player. Used to love seeing cars and buses whoooooooshing past me. Last thing i was interested in was evil.

@Kelly14UK

2 жыл бұрын

@@SRS677 p rick

@jacksonsparrow8865

2 жыл бұрын

Well manson also brain washed them while they were on lsd

@EastSide-qc5oy

9 ай бұрын

@@robingagan6288 It’s not an excuse but to a certain degree it is part of the reason all this happened. There were many other factors at play but its important to remember they were all doing A LOT of drugs, regularly. I’m not saying that as an excuse, but it IS a reason. You take all the drug use out of these people’s lives at that time and the murders don’t happen. And I’m not saying that as an anti-drug person either. Most people who do drugs don’t participate in crazy murders. These people had a mot of other factors at play.

I’m tired of hearing no one take responsibility for their mistakes. She may have been a productive member of society but chose not to. I’ve never done drugs but I have many family members who have and all kinds of drugs too and they said never once did it enter their minds to butcher someone.

@jacksonsparrow8865

2 жыл бұрын

They were brainwashed by manson

@lisabradford8180

2 жыл бұрын

your family members are right. it never crossed my mind to hurt someone, let alone murder, when i used drugs. imo that excuse is a cop out.

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

same here, i was a so called bad seed like these clowns but never a murderous bad seed.

@skelter1153

Жыл бұрын

No. People take drugs to escape negativity. The Manson's ALREADY had bad intentions and used the drugs to enhance those bad intentions.

@michelleallred8521

Жыл бұрын

AMEN!!!!! All these girls & Tex wanna blame acid, blame weed, blame LSD, blame Manson, but where is the blame for THEMSELVES!??!?! If I told you to kill so n so & you do it, thats on YOU. Manson never actually killed anyone & they need to quit putting it all on him after all these yrs

The smiling is what many people do who are extremely uncomfortable and nervous. It looks genuine but it's most likely nervousness.

@xanlysphynx8839

2 жыл бұрын

And some proud feeling of attention....more then two things can be true

@blockerhall2731

2 жыл бұрын

More like concealing nervousness;-)

@January.

2 жыл бұрын

@@xanlysphynx8839 *than

Released from prison on July 10,2023

"it wasn't my fault" 👸

I lived in a commune at this time in Hawaii. After it started getting cultic, I left. I definitely could see how group think could turn dark.

So she was 27/28 here.

She looks like Agent 99 from Get Smart. She could of had a nice life.

@johnellizz

2 жыл бұрын

she's an actress. The whole thing was fake.

@stevengallant6363

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnellizz explain! I'm interested in hearing your theory

@johnellizz

2 жыл бұрын

​@@stevengallant6363 It's almost like believing in Peter Pan or something whimsical like that. *BEST LOOKING MANIACS EVER* They are universally good-looking (actors) including the victims, the perpetrators, even the female jail officers escorting the Manson girls - everybody's hot. *SUPER TALENTED PSYCHO?* Manson, himself, is super-talented at both music and acting. He lives on a Hollywood movie set? (Spahn Ranch) He writes song recorded by the beach boys before exerting his impossible powers of mind-control over his cult of gorgeous young actresses and actors (one of whom was the homecoming queen of her high school) to commit unbelievably evil mass-murder of hollywood stars - including the most beautiful actress in Hollywood who was also pregnant. *LIFE IMITATES ART* They do it in the home of a famous director who had just made a hit movie about a pregnant woman being stalked by a devil cult. *TRYING TO GET CONVICTED?* Then they all showboat and gloat during a trail as if they're in a movie. Display zero remorse even though this hurts their chances of avoiding conviction and harsh sentencing? The President, Nixon, gives a speech where he declares them guilty before the trial even though he is a lawyer who is aware that would prejudice the jury and risk the case being thrown out. *REWARDED FOR MURDER?* Despite being 'punished' for a heinous crime, Manson goes on to become lavishly rewarded with hundreds of television interviews that make him a folk hero and a major celebrity. Tex Watson, the class-president of his high school, who murdered the victims goes on to father 4 children in prison. They are all allowed to wear all sorts of clothes and jewelry and long nails in prison. The girls look fantastic even after a decade in prison as they sport their fashionable clothing in their endless interviews for television. None of this celebrity treatment seems to bother the victim's loved ones even though they must be aware that Manson is being allowed to gloat and show-off in world famous television appearances for decades. *LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN* Did you know about the infamous 'Lookout Mountain' military base in Laurel Canyon (where the Tate murders occurred)? So...in the heart of this Hollywood fantasy world there was this military film studio. Here they made propaganda films incorporating major Hollywood talent. But also, they created 'Psy-Ops' (psychological operations). This involved creating hoaxes that used scripts and actors...but these hoaxes were presented to the public as reality: News events that had actually transpired in the real world. *ROCK & ROLL PSY-OPS?* In the world of classic rock, for example, it turns out that many famous rock stars are actually the children of Naval Intelligence officers. Jim Morrison, Frank Zappa, “Papa John” Phillips, and David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Jackson Browne, Kris Kristofferson and many others. (In fact, Jim Morrison's dad is credited with having hoaxed an event that started the Vietnam War as a navy Admiral.) Yes, much of popular culture is really psychological operations to manipulate public perception. If they need rock stars, the military spooks just teach their own kids to croon and have them record albums. (they don't actually play on the albums, that was done by an elite group of studio musicians called 'The Wrecking Crew"). *HIPPIE HYSTERIA?* Anyhow, what does this have to do with the Tate murders? These murders instantly ended the public's perception that experimental lifestyles (hippie stuff) were valid. Overnight everyone rejected the idea that it was okay to 'let it all hang out' and live like a free-spirit. The psychotic hippies that could commit such heinous crime must be proof that any deviation from the status quo was dangerous and evil. Well, as we see, there was a clear motive for faking this horrible event. And for good measure, we saw the 'psycho-hippies' acting totally deranged and un-remorseful during their trial. They were just bad people! (Beautiful, actor-looking people, but bad people nonetheless.) But...could this have been a production of Lookout Mountain? A fake news event?? *TO THE DEVIL, A DAUGHTER?* Hold onto your socks: Sharon Tate, the perfect murder victim to elicit sympathy from the public, was the daughter of.... A Naval Intelligence Officer. *CHEAP MOVIE STARS?* Looking at the interior home of Roman Polanski as shown in the bloody crime scene photos, we see a bizarrely cheap style of decor...is this the home of the rich & famous?? Every piece of furniture, carpet and ornament is like something from a trailer park! Cheap and tacky. In fact, the rooms have been cheaply dressed like a b-movie film set to avoid getting the fake blood all over Roman's expensive Hollywood glamour decor.

@billnye8143

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnellizz 🍪

@johnellizz

2 жыл бұрын

@@billnye8143 Yes, I'd like a cookie! Terry Melcher is the son of famous Hollywood actress Doris Day. Doris is mentioned in a Beatles song along with the C.I.A. (government Intelligence). Lyrics To "Dig It" Like a Rolling Stone Like the FBI And the CIA And the BBC And Doris Day Matt Busby Dig it Dig it Dig it Dig it (As we know, Terry is the 'producer' who is connected to Charles Manson.)

It’s creepy how she calls him Charlie and smiles

There is much more evil walking the streets today than this one

I have taken alot of acid and I never once had thoughts of killing people or committing any act of violence

@Jayyy667

3 жыл бұрын

Psychedelics are a wonderful tool for growth and development, but like with anything, some people have bad effects like violence and psychosis. No brains the same

@arlenmargolin1650

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jayyy667 that's the problem anyone who has never experienced the effects really have no idea of what can ensue from the experience it's really mostly looked as a negative

@cadaverdog1424

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe you just don’t have enough guts??

@arlenmargolin1650

3 жыл бұрын

@@cadaverdog1424 maybe you've got very few brain cells left cuz you missed the point

@mike5177

3 жыл бұрын

You also didn't have "Jesus" telling you to

Her expression on her face Is like she still has not realized the horrors she commited!!!

@ishenichole7340

3 жыл бұрын

Pyschopaths are always in denial

@juliejoseph8733

3 жыл бұрын

@@ishenichole7340 IT'S PSYCHOPATHS.

@breakfastsurreal5650

3 жыл бұрын

I guess you wouldn't be satisfied unless she was bawling and hated herself right? You require more sadness apparently. I for one put more emphasis on her words. She'd have been more dangerous in a dark state of mind believe me.

@ThomasHenryHoran

3 жыл бұрын

@@ishenichole7340 What??? It's not "denial." Sociopaths aren't in "denial" about empathy or remorse. They can't feel empathy or remorse at all. She knows she's SUPPOSED" to show empathy, and she tries to mouth the words, but she literally doesn't know how because she literally doesn't know what it is. It's usually a birth defect (David Berkowitz, Susan Atkins, Jody Arias) in the area between the frontal lobes of the brain, but it can [apparently] be caused by brain injury at a young age (Henry Lee Lucas, Ted Bundy.) No cure. Not every sociopath automatically becomes a criminal, but sociopaths are immune to fear of punishment, and if the become offenders, there's pretty much no way they can control themselves.

@johnbuoy1401

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not defending her but if she was as whacked on acid as she says it’s probably like a dream. That where the disconnect comes from. I’m afraid way too many people are dismissing the drugs. Drugs completely change who you are. Obvs I’ve never murdered but I’ve done some dodgy things on drugs and it doesn’t seem like I’ve done it looking back

Now , in 2022 she was denied again...

You can become an ex-bank robber. You can never become an ex-murderer.

@speakofhisgrace

2 жыл бұрын

Only God jesus changes all if they truly believe

They almost let her out on her last one. Govenor had to stop it.

@calken546

3 жыл бұрын

Debra Tate had something to do with her not getting out.

@rodericksutton7782

3 жыл бұрын

@@calken546 And she deserves to rot in prison no sympathy from me whatsoever

@calken546

3 жыл бұрын

Can't wait until Newsom is out. He put the Death Penalty on hold.

@kswanson3327

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesomeone2979 If she had killed your family would you want her to be free and marry her

@chadpittman3025

3 жыл бұрын

@@rodericksutton7782 that woman never do nothing to you

She can charm the birds out of the trees . Have you noticed that her face lights up when she is talking about her accomplishments

good video

The more I watch these old interviews with these gals the more I realize how much more beautiful women of the past were both emotionally and physically

@Bango9265

5 ай бұрын

They had a certain humbleness, authentic and cute look you don’t see today in girls.

They had hair stylists in prison? Lol

@farrellmcnulty909

3 жыл бұрын

They used to, from what I've heard.

@jamesphillips496

3 жыл бұрын

Of course prisoners learn to be hair stylist in prison using other prisoners. Same as barbers for men.

@janettehenderson9548

3 жыл бұрын

It should bread 🍞 and water 💧 and no sun light maybe would got more mad

Sounds like they promised her leniency to blame it on LSD

@chrislogan6504

3 жыл бұрын

Many people took LSD back then & never killed anyone. I saw another interview with Leslie years after this one. She said she wasn’t on drugs when she stabbed rosemary.

@kriskorat

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrislogan6504 Taking drugs like LSD daily with bad ideology to begin with will bring you to kill. No sane person would be able to kill like they did, no mercy to the people they don’t even know. They killed like those people already did something awful to them before. Except they didn’t.

@ckwind1971

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that maybe her defense lawyer advised her to try to use the acid as a defense

Their stories change every time but the same excuses remain: I was young, Charlie, drugs. Not only are they all murderers, but they showed zero remorse and made a mockery of the trial. They lied on the stand. Pathetic weak minded psychopaths

Denied parole by a higher power 2022

Man....i was only six and for some reason my Dad was fascinated with 'Ol Chuck'...found out years later my Step sister is related to Mr. Spahn!

@marshamariner7897

2 жыл бұрын

WOW

@DaveSCameron

2 жыл бұрын

Jeez, I just caught an Inside Edition clip of Squeeky and her paroled partner in a car park upstate new York, still going strong and a presidential slaying attempt also, funny how life goes isn't it, along with J Hinckley now out too and posting yutube videos of his guitar work, all seems like a naughty dream hey? 🙄🙏🎸

Her beauty was a curse in her case. Pretty girls are always vulnerable to predators of either sex. I have never had a close trusting friendship with a beautiful woman who didn't admit to horrible moments with people they trusted, strangers or any number of terrible types of human. Not an excuse for bad behavior on the the woman's part though.

@MeeMee-gz5vp

3 жыл бұрын

Damn this comment is so on point it’s spooky.

@louorlando3198

3 жыл бұрын

I got news for ya she ain't that hot

@jamesphillips496

3 жыл бұрын

Tim Cross- you're right beauty tends to attract evil people.

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2 жыл бұрын

Please Tim, there are PLENTY of beautiful women/girls that know how to play "simps" like the London Philharmonic, Leslie has, in a sense, been around MORE than just ONE BLOCK.😂😂😂

@MsFoxand

2 жыл бұрын

What about beautiful girl Sharon Tate? Do you think she was evil??

Why is she happy and looks normal? She believed she’d would t go back to jail... wrong

Blaming murder on drugs. She stabbed someone multiple times ...that's intention.

That batch of LSD must’ve been the same stuff the people had at Altamont

@Reel-Justice

3 жыл бұрын

And the long barrel hand gun is the exact same gun used at Altamont too. Look into it if you don't believe me.

@chadpittman3025

3 жыл бұрын

@@Reel-Justice Meredith Hunter got that long barrel pistol out of the back of a 65 Mustang

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2 жыл бұрын

What people? The Hells Angeles?? I understand they were just tripping on BEER provided to them by the Rolling Stones.

How can she just sit there smiling after what she did?!??!

She's the only one of the Manson family killers that I believe was honest in her interviews. She wasn't claiming she found God in prison, she didn't defer any blame, she accepted her role though reluctant, she did what she did. Too bad because she seems like she could have been a productive member of society.

@kathleendobens6648

3 жыл бұрын

Taking responsibility is saying I killed the woman. She even says she was dead when she stabbed her. How does she know she was dead. Absolute no resonsibilty. They all blame manson. Was he there standing over them when they killed. It was their choice.

@56cadd

2 жыл бұрын

@@awesomeone2979 it's called corpse desecration and it is illegal. The corpses fam members may disagree with the perpetrator and stab the perpetrator eyes out though, then give hugs and do some more.

@candicehoneycutt4318

2 жыл бұрын

@@kathleendobens6648 Do you have like any concept of what brainwashing is

@katherinepeace3564

Жыл бұрын

way too much credit lmao

@drawingtime2589

Жыл бұрын

The lights are on but nobody's home.

Its a very sad video . Im not excusing what she did . But l cant help feeling so very sorry for her .If she had never met Manson .she would have gone on to live a very different life . Lord have Mercy upon us all ..

@stevenbest6923

2 жыл бұрын

Someone with compassion

@purdy9170

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevenbest6923 💕👍

Ever since I was young (during the murders) I have been creeped out by the concept of a “murderess”.

Couldn't hear the interviewer's questions.

She's smiling like its a job interview..wtf

Very sad, this beautiful woman could have had a great life!

@melaniabettarelli8619

9 ай бұрын

She wrote some books about the case and went to college in prison. Now she is rich and free on parole

@EastSide-qc5oy

9 ай бұрын

@@melaniabettarelli8619 She didn’t write books about the case, and she is not rich. Where do you people come up with this crap?

@melaniabettarelli8619

9 ай бұрын

@@EastSide-qc5oy “ you people”? Wow

@EastSide-qc5oy

9 ай бұрын

@@melaniabettarelli8619 I’m seeing false claims all over the comments. Yeah, “you people”!

@brandonJThornton

9 ай бұрын

Very beautiful ❤

She seems very happy for a person who killed ppl brutally I’m happy they kept them in jail

@Nah.ImCool

2 жыл бұрын

She didn't kill anyone. She stabbed Rosemary when she was already deceased.

@SimonDelaney1974

11 ай бұрын

@@Nah.ImCoolyou must be brainwashed to type that so cooly and not think she deserves to be locked up for being completely deranged.

@Nah.ImCool

11 ай бұрын

@@SimonDelaney1974 I actually typed it with great trepidation. 😁

So much potential lost. She was very beautiful wonderful voice quality.

@carlfolcojr.3497

3 жыл бұрын

Sad bout true but also she has the key to weak peoples monds

@Jazzywazz

3 жыл бұрын

She was Possessed by the Nephilum! They were all under the spell of a satanic black magic spell put out by Anton Lavey, and ordered by the processed church of final judgement. Sacrifice of Tate , because she wanted out. She was initiated into Wicca in the film Eye of the devil.

@jamesphillips496

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jazzywazz I know that Jay Sebring was a member of Anton LeVey 's church of satan. And of course Susan Atkins' connection to it. Wasn't it odd that Jay Sebring was in Sharon Tates bedroom " talking" with her when the Manson family entered the house?

@stevengallant6363

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamesphillips496 I've always found that very odd

@stevengallant6363

2 жыл бұрын

And I've always found Roman Polanski very creepy

How does she look so good for being in prison? Her hair? Her clothes and teeth skin? She’s definitely where she belongs

@mikerock621

2 жыл бұрын

She was out at this time. Before getting sentenced in 1978 to 7 years to life.

@Christrulesall2

2 жыл бұрын

She looks like the typical attractive woman that you would find in society not knowing that she was involved in the brutal murder of two people. The woman version of Ted Bundy. Never judge a book by its cover.

@serenawilliams6138

2 жыл бұрын

@@Christrulesall2 Leslie Van Houten is not remotely on par with Ted Bundy! That’s a wild leap and a stretch of a comparison if I ever have heard one. I’m not excusing what she did, but succumbing to peer pressure and going out one night as an accessory to a double homicide isn’t anything like being a consumed and committed serial killer preying on as many women as possible. That’s the reason Leslie has the sympathy of people who think she should be released now. She was released in the 70s, but it was due to problems over her first trial. During that time she proved herself to be a capable, unthreatening person when left to her own devices and sans lots of drugs. Anyone else who had done exactly the things that Van Houten did back in 1969 would have been released long, long ago. Leslie would have been out before 1980 had this crime not been associated with the Tate murders as well, (which she didn’t participate in). Think about it. If a teenage girl went to a house with 3 other kids today, and stabbed a dead woman’s derrière, how much time would she get? 10 years? Maybe 15? And then would probably be released even earlier for good behavior! Leslie has served over 50 years for hanging with the wrong crowd and Ted Bundy she most definitely was not.

@darrenmacwhirter1706

2 жыл бұрын

@@serenawilliams6138 You are right. She remains in prison because this is one of the most famous cases in history and the people they killed were prominent people( the Labiancas) , and her association with Manson and the Tate murders. But yes, I don't see her on Bundys level but I often wonder what her life would have been like if she was released after 7 years..

@serenawilliams6138

2 жыл бұрын

@@darrenmacwhirter1706 She actually was released about 7 years after she was convicted because her first lawyer had died so they gave her another trial. She got a job as a secretary and lived a totally normal life. She had “reformed” or at least she didn’t embrace her old beliefs and maintained that she was a changed person who regret her actions. Her second trial resulted in another life sentence but with the chance of parole. So, that was a little over 40 years ago, but for a time she actually did rejoin society and she was normal, functional and somewhat productive but she was also still a young woman back then.

Increible que historia tan impactante saludos buen fin de semana

Are/were there ever any cuts of this with Barbara's questions audible?

It's almost like she's saying Yes, I know I made bad choices and I have to live with them the rest of my life. And I'm very sorry so if I ever get out I will definitely be more smarter in the future. She should never be smiling. Cuz there was nothing at all to be smiling about. She joined up with a cult whether she realized it or not and she helped kill someone. She could have spoke up and said no no this is not what I'm about. But she made a terrible decision and this is what happened. Is very very sad

Just 1 day of madness can ruin what could have been a successful life, it's only human to have empathy for her especially still being in prison in 2022, that same empathy needs to channelled toward the victims families primarily though, Their wishes have to come first and they have steadfastly campaigned for the entire Manson crew to never be released, just a complete tragedy all round.

@porakanasa2006

11 ай бұрын

Im sure they feel awful this days...

@SimonDelaney1974

11 ай бұрын

One day of madness? People know what killing people and getting caught leads to. Even kids. They knew damn well what they were doing. It’s just cos she looks like a soccer mom people buy into her charm.

40 yrs she thought she wud be out never will be

@DaveSCameron

2 жыл бұрын

Sad isn't it, only gov Newsome now vetoing her due freedom.

Really annoying that we cant hear the questions being asked.

I'm pretty sure I picked her up hitching a ride from LA back in'68. She was a really cute. I was driving a kinda beat up '63 Comet with a pal and we were just driving in from the Midwest, kinda lost and looking for 'the scene'. He was driving and she jumped in the back seat, pulled out a fat joint and we got ripped. I hopped in the back at her suggestion once we got going and we made out like crazy, as she gave directions, all the way to where she wanted to go, which was a weird looking place that had the vibe of a closed amusement park, it was 'Spahn Ranch'. Very laid back, we wandered around with her, there were kids all over the place and some older guy, Charlie, asked us where we were staying, he said we were free to crash there. Also, he offered to buy my car for way more than the 3 or 400 bucks I paid for it. I was 19 YO, I almost took the thousand bucks he offered, figured I could get back on the road and hitch a ride, fat roll of money in my pocket... I was going to SF. But instead, I spent the afternoon and later, just drifted away when everyone started to get really high, I had never done Acid at that point, and we lost track of a few of the girls we were trying to make it with, actually, they lost interest in us, as this guy Charlie kinda rounded everyone up to eat and hang out. No one even noticed when we drove away. It always stuck with me that I very easily could have stayed there, it was a pretty cool place, there was plenty of food and dope and booze and a lot of girls. Never got any 'bad vibes' at all. I got 'bad vibes' at more than a few 'crash pads' I found myself in when I got to Haight Street, I would have gladly traded places with anyone at Spahn Ranch at those moments.

@masterchief1992HHQ

3 ай бұрын

That’s awesome you got to make out with her in her prime

@DunhillX1

3 ай бұрын

Interesting story. Something about the stories from that era. Seemed like cool & vibrant time to be alive.

@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch

2 ай бұрын

I think your full of 💩🤦😡🤡

Leslie would been freed decades ago if she would testified against Manson just like Kasabian did but Leslie refused to do it. She treated a little of freedom in the late 70s and the early 90s.

@nycinstyle

2 жыл бұрын

Kasabian never went in the homes. First time, she stayed out by the car as a look out, said she did not know what was going to happen and she was horrified at what she heard. Then a victim came outside and died right in front of her. She yelled out to stop and said cops are coming, or something like that to stop them from killing others, going to other homes, etc. She did not go the next night. She also said that she was afraid to run away that first night to get help because her young daughter was back at the ranch with the family and feared for her if she told on them. She was petrified out by the car shaking and in shock, apparently, the others made fun of her, Leslie, included. Kasabian never took part in any killings and she offered to help the police after she was caught with the rest of the Manson family. Kasabian went cause she had a drivers license, so Manson told her to drive them. Van Houten actually stabbed someone to death. Big difference. Those who went in the homes all stabbed victims. Kasabian agreed to testify against Manson and the others, Van Houten didnt. That is true. I think you are probably right. Kasabian was not charged, but Van Houten would have received a lesser sentence if she testified against Manson. Those idiots. Tex Watson included, were so taken by Manson's charm really. Those women were on his side defending him any way they could during the trial. They are all dead or will yet die in prison. In truth, since they all backed Charlie, those I think 5 people, Manson, Watson and 3 women were never going to get out, and are never getting out. Remember they were actually sentenced to death. They are never getting out of jail/state custody alive. Van Houten, Krenwinkle, Atkins, Watson, Manson. All either have died as or will die as a prisoner of the state of California. Manson and Atkins are dead.

Her brown silky hair was gorgeous.

This is kind of fascinating.

I wish I could hear the questions better.

She is so pretty.

@taradickey1

3 жыл бұрын

Was

@RhythmBulzara

3 жыл бұрын

@@taradickey1 still is

@RhythmBulzara

3 жыл бұрын

@@taradickey1 I am fighting to get her released

@gchong506

3 жыл бұрын

@@RhythmBulzara let me know how I can help. It's BS she is still in there. Dozens of people who were convicted of murder and even double murder have been paroled since her. She's not in there for what she did she's in there for the publicity it got

@RhythmBulzara

3 жыл бұрын

@@gchong506 I don't know if this is a trick or not but I wanna help get her paroled

The audio is not very clear in this interview.

We don’t hear the interviewer, makes it look like she’s hearing voices.

I witnessed many people throughout the 70s taking Acid everyday and overtime they were no longer the friends I once knew. In some cases they no longer possessed the talent to play an instrument...which...prior to taking Acid it was evident that they had been born with the natural talent to do so and that perhaps Acid had taken that talent away. Their inability to recall beautiful childhood memories and their detachment from the previous life they spent with me. Eventually I was no longer able to reach them and it was as if their beautiful friendships with me were wiped out and that I was consumed with sadness over the loss of that . Then everything seemed like a lifetime ago or that my love for them had been shattered by something awful which I had no understanding for. Or that the laughs and the crying we experienced together in our youth had perhaps not existed at all. I was completely heartbroken because I wanted that back, but I had to face the reality that it was gone forever....John Fiocchi

In this interview, Leslie keeps blaming her actions on taking many acid trip and using other drugs. Certainly, drugs alter the brain and effect decision making; however, the murders were planned & in Manson's mind, in order to start a race war. On the other side, Leslie is a well-groomed, articulate young woman in this interview who could have had a wonderful life with a bright future, like many of the other Manson women. However, just as other members of the Manson family, she fell under what Manson had been doing his whole life-- conning and scamming people. When Manson was released from prison in 1967, he asked the warden to stay incarcerated. Manson tells in one interview how he told the warden, "I don't know how to live out there". Since his time was up, he was released. The things that had changed in the world while he was in prison during the late '50's to mid-60's were set up just perfect for a career criminal like Manson. All the free love, drugs and sex were everywhere in Haight/Ashbury. Manson said he had no problem gathering up a group of young & impressionable women to follow him and live in a communal setting at Spahn Ranch. Then he began grooming the women to his world views and beliefs by using LSD, mescaline and brainwashing, over a short period of time, he had the women convinced his word was the end all be all. Some even said he was called "Jesus" by some members. Many people came out to the ranch, some stayed, while otherd partied & left. Manson wasn't interested in anyone who didn't believe in his views and beliefs. Manson became convinced he was going to be a rock and roll star, but once Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys and Jerry Melzer pissed him off by not offering him a recording contract, all that peace and free love went out the window & Manson became more out of control & around this time, Manson became enamored with the Beatles White album. He was convinced the Beatles were talking to him and Helter Skelter meant chaos. The young women at the ranch during this time said he'd listen to the White for hours and hours. Manson's behavior changed and he became more paranoid, more violent and more demanding that his followers prove their loyalty to him, so Manson directed his anger towards Terry Meltzer. A month before the murders, Manson stopped by the Tate house, asking for Terry Meltzer. When he was told Meltzer didn't live there anymore, Manson believed they were lying. Manson began preaching to his followers that there was going to be a race war and as time goes on, there appears to be no race war. So, Manson believes & convinces his followers that the black people were too slow with starting this race war, it will have to be them to start the race war beginning with the murders on Ciello Drive and the LaBianca murders the next day. These murders were supposed to be blamed on the Black Panthers and incite this racial war Manson was convinced was about to start. Of course, Manson said he & his followers would be safe, holed up in the desert until the race was was over and the black race won; however, Manson believed that the black race was ill-equipped with running the US, so then Manson & his followers would come out of the desert and help the black race run the country. And these followers of Manson bought all this as the truth. Even when the women were in prison or during the trials you can see they appear laughing and smiling. This just made the citizens of CA more determined these women understand that it is a serious crime to commit murder. It took years for Manson followers to denounce Manson & state they realize how brainwashed they had been by Manson. Of course, this could also have been a ploy to the media and TV viewers in order to lighten their prison sentences. If you watch older film interviews of the women, they seem almost like this is just a misunderstanding and we'll be free soon. As the years and multiple parole board meetings occured, each one would be denied parole time and time again. I'm sure, over time and as they grew into women, they may have been able to see more clearly how they were able to be led down their life path, which ultimately led them to life incarcerations for murders. Manson had this idea that since he never personally committed any murders or was at the murder scenes, he couldn't be charged. Well, there's this thing he forgot, it's called conspiracy. Even though Manson never physically murdered anyone during the crimes, he was considered involved. Manson would say in interviews, "I never told nobody what to do. If they felt it, then that was their choice". He had been grooming these young women for several years to obey his every word and he had them all wrapped around his finger, so of course he knew all he had to do was make up this racial war and he knew his loyal followers would do whatever he said. The fact that Leslie & other Manson family participants are still incarcerated in the year 2021 says a lot. It not only points to the fact that the families of the victims, the citizens & Governor of California have not forgotten the severity, the hurt and pain due to the brutal murders that were committed over those 2 days in 1969. It changed the way American's thought. Plenty of the so-called 1960's hippie generation "tuned in and dropped out" and never killed 5 innocent people in cold blood. The Manson murders were a changing point in American society. People started locking their doors at night, installing alarm systems, buying guns and guard dogs. Those murders shook up the US like it had never done in the past. I have empathy and sympathy for both the victim's families and the Manson women's families---these crimes have taken both their family members from them prematurely. And the most ironic part is... it didn't have to happen.

@MeeMee-gz5vp

3 жыл бұрын

The one thing that doesn’t make sense about the whole situation is how did these people know what and who they were up against when they went to murder the victims? I remember the whole randomness tone to the story growing up in the 70s, but never bought into it, even now. Somebody had to have known the victims.

@floydjammer6395

3 жыл бұрын

@@MeeMee-gz5vp it was a drug robbery gone wrong

@renatawarec

3 жыл бұрын

@@floydjammer6395 after watching too many videos on this subject. My thought is revenge for Terry Melcher ruining mansons life.terry was his only ticket out.he knew Terry didn't live there anymore. He didn't care who was there.if he would have killed terry,Terry, would have been arrested immediately. He knew exactly what he was doing.even killing the labiancas to throw them off the trail.even if it was drugs.what did they think a million dollars worth of drugs were there? Drugs make no sense.

@nicholasweber21

3 жыл бұрын

Something us wrong with you

@DaveSCameron

2 жыл бұрын

Yer wha? Acid does make one pliable, ask your CeYiYa, they used these hippies as Guinea pigs and we are now witnessing the results, good ole America there *📚🇺🇸

may all beings be free of suffering...

She said "I'm sorry" to a caller but not to the victims families in court. What a phony.

Lying is so easy isn't it.

she smiles through the beginning while talking about generally good times as a teenager. she's not happy about anything she's done.. a few minutes in she really gets quiet and lost in thought when reflecting on her remorse. she is genuinely sorry and I do believe that about her.

@jackbrown4120

2 жыл бұрын

She should be sorry and spend the rest of her life reflecting on it from her cell.

@Nah.ImCool

2 жыл бұрын

@@jackbrown4120 She's done enough time. She didn't kill anyone.

@jackbrown4120

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nah.ImCool "call" 😊

@Nah.ImCool

2 жыл бұрын

@@jackbrown4120 Kill. I meant kill. You knew I meant kill. 😅😅😅😆😆

Manson collected damaged people and proceeded to damage them further beyond belief.

20 year old is not a young child!!!!

She smiles at odd times in her speech. She's truly evil.

I think the hardcore Manson disciples had to have been rather dim-witted and gullible (with the possible exception of Paul Watkins, Dianne Lake and Catherine Share). To have fallen for Charlie's completely nutty philosophy and his acting out, doesn't evince sound minds on their part. Then just accepting orders to commit multiple murders, is so disturbing that I truly question their sanity. Still, they have had long lives, in or out of prison. Their victims' lives ceased because of their idiocy and cruelty. These WERE cruel people.

Let's not forget that the acid charlie was giving these people was acquired from Charlie's parole officer.... In 1967, Manson’s San Francisco parole officer was Roger Smith, a criminology Ph.D. whose parolee responsibilities suddenly dropped from forty clients to just one-Manson. Although Manson was repeatedly arrested, Smith never revoked his parole. In mid-1968, after one arrest made the newspapers, Smith’s supervisor tried to step in-but was overruled by the head office in Washington, DC. Subsequently, Manson-and his followers-often visited Smith at the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic, where Smith was running something called the Amphetamine Research Project, a study of the role that drugs played in psychotic violence.

@cyberhype5495

2 жыл бұрын

the CIA was really into brainwashing & LSD in those days.... operation midnight climax amongst others I wouldn't be surprised if they were watching this entire ordeal since '68 "how to create willing killersfrom scratch" - mission accomplished so wrap everything up by blaming it all on Charlie, this chick was definately a pawn in the big game

@jamlab820

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Was wondering when someone was going to bring this or MK Ultra up! CIA level acid…

She's delusional here, plus she thought she was going to get out.

I was 10 years old

Audio is not good.

Breakups are difficult for everyone, not just young adults.

She's enjoying every minute of this

@johnschmidt6431

3 жыл бұрын

Sickening

@chadpittman3025

3 жыл бұрын

You must remember she's not seeing anybody she's been in jail for a while this probably does make her happy

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025

2 жыл бұрын

Do you know that for a fact?

@56cadd

2 жыл бұрын

@@jebidiahnewkedkracker1025 ya, she thought she was getting out the next year like alot of other dumbasses did. 😆

How can she even smile after what she did?? I hope they all rot in prison!! They don't deserve to be parole!!!

This is really hard to follow when we can't hear the questions asked

When her case got overturned and she got out for a short time what was her bail set at

@potatofry9259

3 жыл бұрын

@Snap your fingers snap your neck but how much was her bail

There is no such thing as death. Life itself is an illusion.

@burnercolt6647

2 жыл бұрын

That statement is wrong. Life is just as real as death.

She still hasn't had it removed today 2021!!!

She talks about young children dropping acid. She wasn’t the child, there were actual children at the ranch and she is trying to categorise herself in the same way. Not a care in the world with that smile and soft demeanour. Old big bad Charlie! He didn’t hold her hand the 16 times the knife went into an innocent woman’s back. She’s sick and twisted as the rest.

Leslie walks among us now! About time!

She was released from prison briefly in 1978 because her case was under review. She went to the Oscars with John Waters (Pink Flamingo's).

@arturomarin3601

3 жыл бұрын

Is there pics

@DaveSCameron

2 жыл бұрын

And didn't kill a single person!

@farrellmcnulty909

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, she didn't meet Waters until 1985. He wrote her and offered her the chance to be interviewed for Rolling Stone, which she declined.

@paulvoorhies8821

Жыл бұрын

I know she went to the 77 Oscars, which is insane. Who’d she go with?

@SimonDelaney1974

11 ай бұрын

I’d love to know who took her. Hollywood will there welcoming her with open arms once again no doubt.

All the sudden. Wow. Get me outta this hell hole desert!!