Manson, who ordered the Tate-LaBianca killings but was not present for any of them, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. Manson was denied parole 12 times. His next parole hearing was scheduled for He had been in prison since and was serving his time at Corcoran State Prison.
In , Manson and Afton Elaine Burton, a year-old Manson devotee, were granted a marriage license , but it expired before the two could marry. On Jan. Manson died Nov. Patricia Krenwinkel was a secretary when she met Manson at a party. Krenwinkel, along with Susan Atkins and Leslie Van Houten, later condemned Manson and urged young people not to think of him as a hero. According to state prison officials, Krenwinkel is a model inmate involved in rehabilitative programs at the prison. She is being housed at the California Institution for Women in Chino.
Late last year, state parole officials postponed a decision on setting Krenwinkel free after her attorney made new claims that she had been abused by Manson or another person. The inquiry into the allegations took nearly six months.
Krenwinkel was again denied parole in She will be eligible to apply for parole again in A jury found that former homecoming princess Leslie Van Houten was guilty of holding down Rosemary LaBianca in her Los Feliz home while an accomplice stabbed her.
Van Houten was 19 at the time of the killing. Van Houten said she was introduced to Manson by a boyfriend and came to view him as Jesus Christ, believing in his bizarre plan to commit murders and spark a race war. According to the INS criminal investigator's report, the English Satanist group had commissioned Manson to kill Sharon because of something she unfortunately overheard she was not supposed to overhear in regards to Sirhan Sirhan aka man who killed Robert F.
Kennedy pic. Kasabian was the key witness in the prosecution of Manson, Krenwinkel, Atkins and Watson for the murders of Tate and her friends pic. Linda claimed her stepfather, Jake Byrd, mistreated her and her mother. At 16 years old, Linda dropped out of high school and ran away from home.
Shortly thereafter, she married Robert Peasley. According to cielodrive. Linda gave birth to a daughter Tanya in When her second marriage started to deteriorate, the article stated that Linda and Tanya moved back to New Hampshire to live with Joyce.
Later, Kasabian contacted Linda and invited her to meet him in Los Angeles. There she met Manson, a year-old racist who had already spent more than half his life in jail. About 20 people were living on the ranch, maintained by a life of petty crime and selling drugs. Armageddon was coming, Manson claimed as part of his racist, anti-establishment gospel that predicted a black uprising against the state. Once that was over, he and his followers would take over America.
Manson named this insurrection Helter Skelter because he believed details of it were revealed in the song of the same name on the Beatles' White Album. The pair had recorded a few tracks, including one jointly written song "Never Learn Not to Love" that was subsequently recorded by the Beach Boys.
Manson also tried to set up a record contract with the producer Terry Melcher, but the deal had fallen through, a development that was to lead directly to the murders of Tate and her friends. Manson was angry with Melcher for not pursuing the deal and arrived at the latter's house at Cielo Drive to confront him.
Manson was told to leave. By now, Manson's control over his Family was virtually total, and on 25 July he ordered three of them to go to the house of a drug-dealing acquaintance, Gary Hinman, to demand money.
Hinman refused, so they stabbed him to death, using his blood to paint the words "political piggy" on the wall - a grim rehearsal for what would occur at Tate's house. Tex got a rope and wire cutters and cut the telephone wires. There was a car coming so we got down. Tex jumped out and shot the gun four times. He told me to take the wallet from the kid he had shot. I got in the car. There was this person slumped over. I didn't see any blood or anything but I knew he wasn't there.
The others went inside the house. Krenwinkel has been denied parole 13 times for the slayings of pregnant actress Sharon Tate and four other people. She has become California's longest-serving woman prisoner. She was a year-old secretary living with her older sister when she met the year-old Manson at a party.
She testified that she left everything behind three days later to follow him because she believed they had a budding romantic relationship. She said in December that her feelings faded when Manson became physically and emotionally abusive, and trafficked her to other men for sex. She said she left him twice only to be brought back, and that she was usually under the influence of drugs and rarely left alone.
I thought - it started with love, and then turned to fear,' she once said. Krenwinkel in December recounted how she chased down and repeatedly stabbed Abigail Folger, 26, heiress to a coffee fortune, at Tate's home on Aug.
Manson and his right-hand man, Charles 'Tex' Watson, told her to 'do something witchy,' she said, so she stabbed La Bianca in the stomach with a fork, then took a rag and wrote 'Helter Skelter,' ''Rise' and 'Death to Pigs' on the walls with his blood.
Van Houten is serving a life sentence for taking part in the murders of the LaBiancas. Last year, California Governor Jerry Brown overturned a parole board recommendation that she should be released, saying that Van Houten still posed an 'unreasonable danger to society'.
In September, the parole board again granted her parole, which started a day review process that will likely culminate in a final decision by Brown. She was the youngest member of Manson's cult. Van Houten was the youngest member of Manson's cult and was just 19 years old when she took part in the murders of the LaBiancas. Over two nights in August , Manson's ragtag band of followers killed seven people, including actress Sharon Tate. Van Houten didn't take part in the first night's killings of Tate and four others, but she helped kill grocer Leno LaBianca and his wife, Rosemary, on the second night.
She said that on the night of the attack, she held Rosemary La Bianca down with a pillowcase over her head as others stabbed her dozens of times. Then, ordered by Manson disciple Tex Watson to 'do something,' she picked up a butcher knife and stabbed the woman more than a dozen times.
But since her incarceration more than 40 years ago, she has been a model prisoner. During those years she has earned bachelor's and master's degrees in counseling, been certified as a counselor and headed numerous programs to help inmates. At the time of his arrest Davis had the Family 'X' carved into his forehead.
Davis was not involved in the more notorious killings of Tate and six others by the Manson 'family. He long maintained he was a bystander in the killings of the two men but in recent years he acknowledged his shared responsibility because he was present.
He testified at his hearing that he attacked Shea with a knife and held a gun on Hinman while Manson cut Hinman's face with a sword. During the half-century since the slayings, parole panels have decided five times that Davis is no longer a public safety risk. Officials have cited his age and good behavior behind bars that includes earning a doctoral degree and ministering to other inmates.
But California Governors, who have the final say on release, have repeatedly denied him parole. Robert Bobby Beausoleil, Jailed. Beausoleil is serving a life sentence for the murder of Gary Hinman. A California parole board last denied his bid on October 14, He will be eligible for a hearing again in Beausoleil was sentenced to death for the slaying of musician Gary Hinman, but it was commuted to life in prison when the California Supreme Court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional in He was transferred in to the Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem at his request, after he married a woman from Oregon while in prison and fathered four children.
Beausoleil was an aspiring musician and actor before he joined the Manson family. He was in jail when other Manson followers killed actress Sharon Tate and four others, then murdered grocer Leno LaBianca and his wife, Rosemary. Lynette 'Squeaky' Fromme, Paroled. In , she was tackled by a Secret Service agent after she aimed a pistol at then President Gerald Ford. Convicted of attempted assassination, she was sentenced to life in prison.
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