Helter Skelter: Part Eight of the Shocking Manson Murders

· Random House
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Part Eight: 'I am what you have made of me.'

Mr. and Mrs. America - you are wrong.
I am not the King of the Jews nor am I a hippie cult leader.

I am what you have made of me and the mad dog devil killer fiend leper is a reflection of your society...
Whatever the outcome of this madness...you can know this: In my mind's eye my thoughts light fires in your cities.
Statement issued by Charles Manson

During sentencing, Manson’s 'family' lie about their past lives and Manson’s influence on them, still hoping to clear his name. Despite a variety of defence witnesses being called to the stand, Manson is given the death penalty, which he follows up by making death threats to all those who prosecute him.

The concluding final chapter in the Manson murders trial.

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4.2
8 reviews
Michael
June 15, 2024
A good set of books to read but could have published them in fewer books with more pages in them. Also there were no photographs in it.
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Ayush Pandey
March 13, 2022
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About the author

Vincent Bugliosi received his law degree in 1964 from UCLA Law School. His most famous trial was the Manson case, which became the basis of his bestselling book Helter Skelter. He lives with his wife, Gail, and children, Wendy and Vince Jr., in Los Angeles, where he is in private practice.

Curt Gentry was an American author who was best known for co-authoring Helter Skelter with Vincent Bugliosi. He died in San Francisco aged 83 in 2014.

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