It's very nice of you sir that you visited Abigail Folger's gravesite. I went to see her grave in Colma, CA back in 2006 and yes it's a beautiful final resting place. Not many of you know that not only Miss Folger and her mom Inez Mejia Folger are buried side by side but also Abigail's grandparents from her mother's side The Mejia's are buried there not far away. Abigail short life shouldn't be forgotten. She would have been seventy five years old this year. May she rest in peace.
I always remind everyone about Steven Parent. He was a teenager who gave teenager William Garretson a lift, Garretson worked for Tate landlord Altobelli as a caretaker. Steven was a hustler, he came by and offered to sell Garretson a digital alarm clock, Garretson said no, so Steve left, he was met at the gate by Manson's murderers. Steven was the first to die. He wasn't famous so most people forget him. I always make a point of remembering him.
@@scottstanley4259 Mezzaluna also I disagree that Sharon was in the wrong place at the wrong time it was her home she should have been safe there that is what is most tragic not her fame cut short or even her stunning beauty taken away but the fact she was at home waiting on her baby and some bastard and a couple whores thought they had the right to come and kill her and her friends
Roman Polanski's (Tate's husband) was friends with Wojciech Frykowski...Abigail Folger of course was Frykowki's girlfriend. The evening of the murders they had a late dinner at El Coyote and returned to the Tate home...Folger and Frykowski had been temporarily living there while Tate and Polanski were out of the country. Tate not been feeling well for several days (she was 8 1/2 months pregnant). Jay Sebring, an ex and still friend of Tate...and business associate of Folger was there just out of concern for her...Just in case anyone wanted to know the relationship between the victims. It's nice to see someone honoring the mostly forgotten of incidents like this...they deserve respect and to be remembered as well...Thank you :)
It was before my time, I'm just a history geek...but Polanski had nothing to do with a bunch of psychopaths murdering anyone. Spineless cowards decided they wanted a race war and started by plotting revenge against someone who they thought wronged Manson. They we're at the wrong place at the wrong time. She would still be alive if the judicial system would have done their job in the first place. Manson had already spent most of his life in prison for various crimes before this even happened, and they kept turning him back out on the streets... Folger was there because she was the girlfriend of Frykowski, but her death wasn't his fault...yet had she not been there with him she would still be alive...js... I'm sure Polanski would much rather had his wife and son alive, rather than brutally murdered by psychopaths for no reason other than their twisted illusions.
+April Dannette Gosa Sharon Tate might have been spared her fate but whoever else would have been renting the house would have been murdered. Someone was destined to die a horrible death that night.
The cruelty the Manson following committed that night will be forever remember in America as one of the most heinous crimes committed, all for nothing..I wasn't even born then but just the story itself, the helplessness those people must have felt is truly heart wrenching..It's scary to know that other human beings can be filled with so much hate.. -God rest their souls !! Thankyou for sharing Sir!
I’ve paid tribute and my respects to Abigail last May, when I was in town visiting my family in California. Thank you for your kind and touching video to her. The victims of the Manson family need more remembrance over the killers.
A beautiful resting place for a beautiful person. Thanks for visiting Miss Folger. Another strange coincidence: Abigail's mother helped finance a medical center where the Manson girls received treatment.
I don’t know what it is that draws us to cemeteries, I’ve always been fascinated too. Perhaps it’s the realization that’s it’s our fate as well. I really like your videos, you put a very sentimental vibe on your tours. Nice job!
I am old enough to remember these tragic murders. Unbelievable. I made a report in school for my current event report in my junior high. When I lived in Los Angeles, I also ate at the Coyote restaurant. How ironic. Steve, you’re doing the absolute best job with your celebrity cemetery tours. Love the detail and extra effort that you always include. Keep up the wonderful work! Best wishes from Toronto!
Thank you for this remembrance of Abigail Folger who led an exemplary life of service to others. Think of all the people Abigail would have helped if she had not been violently robbed of her life at such a young age! The 'unseen' tragedy! She is one of the lesser known victims of Manson's madness but you have helped keep her memory alive. Thank You. Fate or random? Interesting question - I can't decide either. Abigail Folger: May you rest In peace!
I've always wondered why so little has been said about her. Scott Michaels commented that her family is dedicated to protecting Abigail's privacy. Glad you were able to do this.
So very young...she was a very nice person indeed, and very well liked and welcomed by all. RIP. She and her family were known to do Charity organizations, because she believed in helping others.
I noticed her but didn't notice her age. The daughter lived an exceptionally short life and the mother lived an exceptionally long life. Maybe some kind of cosmic compensation. Thanks for sharing that.
I was 18 when the Manson murders took place! That was a very shocking event and heartbreaking beyond belief....💔😓💔😓💔😓💔 These famous graves sites are quite interesting. Thank you . 🌸
Please do one on the LaBiancas. I felt bad for them too. What’s amazing is that not one of them made it out. I think the Frykowski guy tried to fight back but was overpowered. Great job in your videos, I watch them all.
Beautiful mauseleom. Interesting headstones. horrib;e murders. Horrific. May the souls be at peace.🙏🕯🌺🌺🌹🌹🕊 Sharon Tate and unborn son🙏🕯🌹🌹 despicable murderers. Horrible fate. Thanks for the tour steve 👋🙂
I think it's sad when people say "Sharon Tate and others dead" I love Sharon, but I think its sad and disrespectful to act like their lives didn't matter as much. I hope they all rest in Peace! Thank you for visiting her!
Thanks for sharing! A very beautiful and unusually designed mausoleum. I was very impressed by the amount of crypts that had flowers placed. It’s nice to see that people still remember.
I remember well the day I read of the Tate murders. Of course the event was heavily covered on TV too. There were so many pictures of the scene. But after a while something happened to me. I just couldn't take it anymore. So I quit watching and reading about the murders. It was like my brain went on overload. Those poor victims were, as you said, at the wrong place at the wrong time. Even now thinking about it brings back the horrific details of how they were murdered. Steve thanks for your usual fine job.
Thanks for this upload, apparently Folger was going to fly up to San Francisco the next day for a "reunion" with her mother, Inez and they had spoken earlier that fateful evening, perhaps you hadn't noticed her mother's crypt that was next to Abigail's her mother made it to her 100th yr, both parents had survived her by decades, RIP
another viewer pointed that out, too. I didn't notice when I was there. some times I get so focused on the person i'm visiting that I miss other interesting things around their graves. recently, I've been trying to remember to take more time and notice those nearby. thanks, greg!
@@TheGraveyardChannelLess is known about Abigail Folger due in part to her father, Peter Folger, who had apparently threatened to sue over any stories perceived to be defamatory in nature or perceived to be "lurid."
I remember when I was a teen, reading about these murders and thinking of the victims as being so much older....now that I’m older, they were just kids.
I live 6 miles from Jay Sebring. I'll do a video on it in the future. Of course my family doesn't understand " my cemetery thing" but that's ok!! I enjoy you're channel!!
Thanks, Traci, I would love to share that on my channel. Even a selfie photo at his grave would be nice to share with everyone. This summer is the 50th anniversary of their deaths. Hard to believe!
I too have the same problem also they and friends look at us as morbid, but that is not true its, the people that, did not get to live there lives that were taken from family and friends and we who admired them I've had friends and celebrity friends murdered to and most unsolved its, like were suppose to forget them not in my Book many do not deserve to die so young and tragic many people killed for nothing and some murdered because they looked at them or or just, down right evil
Great tribute for Abigail. A beautiful resting place. The whole thing was so tragic. I think certain things happen for a reason sometimes by coincidence and others by fate. That’s so weird about El Coyote.
What a beautiful cemetery! I read that Abigail ran out of the house to try to get away from the Manson Family and one of the girls chased after her and killed her. I don’t think that their murders were random.
They weren't 🤦♂️ it's all got to do with drugs and a robbery gone horribly wrong. Look really deep into the Manson Saga and be prepared to go down many rabbit holes in this case and it will leave your head spinning 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️😢💔
You have a heart of Gold to want to physically go and personally pay your respects to all, And to care for others to share your visits to all of us that can’t go✌️ Thank you, TGG✌️
Really love your videos, thank you so much for paying tribute to abigal who does tend to be a bit forgoten, a truly beautiful person who had so much to offer
I think a lot of people have forgotten the other victims as well. Sharon Tates family has been very dedicated and instrumental in keeping the Manson Family in prison. I think thats a good thing but on the other hand the other victims are not spoken for and I applaud you for doing this and bringing the others to light. Great Job !!! I enjoy your vlogs and look forward to them.
Thank you for this remarkable tribute. Rest In Peace Abigail Folger. What an unimaginable tragedy where justice was not served. Only in CA can murderers live, write books, allowed to have followers, marry, etc. They should have been executed and forever forgotten. Damn sad they get more publicity and remembrance than the victims.
Agree! And to think Manson only recently died , living into his eighties. Other perpetrators (like Tex Watson) married and had children in prison. Absolutely unbelievable miscarriage of justice!
Jay Sebring ( Thomas John Kummer) is buried. At Holy Sepulchre Cemetery here in Southfield Michigan. Grave location Section 24, Lot 281, Grave 12. May he and everybody that were so brutally murdered rest in peace 50 years on.
@@belindaphillips2779 Educate yourself....he was not at the Tate house, and he left the Labianca house while both were still alive and unharmed. As for 'orchestrated '.....This was introduced much later in the trial, by the lawyers of the girls, as a means to try and get them off. If you don't murder anyone, and you are not present at the murder scene, by default, you are not a murderer....
Five years later, in 1975, early that year, I was 18 years old and invited to a party in the Hollywood hills from a 40 year old big name producer. On Cielo drive. It was brought up that just a few doors down was where the Tate massacre happened. People would walk down to that address, still the home was intact and same address I believe before it got changed. Everyone was getting some sort of kick out of it. I was so young I didn't know what to think. Talk about how things can be random or in the cards so to speak I question especially with regards to my own experiences. I had to go deep into my journals for clarification on this one, as it dimmed from my memory somewhat.
Couple of things that you perhaps didn't know about Ines, Abagail, and Voityck, his son Bartek, and Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau: Ines Folger was Abagail's mother, she was a socialite, and worked at one time at the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic, where Charles Manson and the girls went to get help at with their sexually transmitted diseases. In her 90's she met the Dalai Lama. Abagail: She had gone to college and had a degree in Art History from Havard. She had worked a couple of jobs before she volunteered in Watts. The night of the murders she had called her mother, and an airline company for a plane ticket for the next day to fly out to Connecticut to celebrate her birthday with her mother. Her father Peter paid people that did not show his daughter in a positive light at all times. Her father Peter built a house soon after her death, he could not live in the home that she was brought up in. At the time of her death, she was seriously thinking of breaking up with Voityck. Voityck:was married twice and had a son named Bartek. Abagail and Voityck spoke in French, and she was teaching him in English. He kept a journal to write down American customs. In 1971 a lawyer for Bartek Frykowski''s son who was only 13 at the time sued Charles Manson any royalties going to Manson were supposed to go to Bartek. The band Guns N Roses used one of Charles Manon's songs on their Spagetti Incident album, the song was: "Look at Your Game, Girl". Singer Axl Rose has pledged to donate all his performance royalties from the track to a nonprofit environmental organization. Geffen Records will pass on its proceeds from the song to the Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau, named for the late mother of Sharon Tate.
@@switchbladeactiondance Mark Lindsey and Candice Bergen lived there. Doris Day's son Terry Melcher did too.A rock producer in those days. Manson was angry Melcher didn't want to produce Charles Manson music. Manson vowed revenge They moved on and Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski moved in. They were in the wrong place at the wrong time. I was in high school back then. I recall that vividly. The Manson family were caught by accident. Charles Manson hated Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys too.
I thank u for telling the story of Abigail Folgers, on how she and the other victims died, I was 2 years old, when all of that happened, I asked my parents about it, when I got much older to understand what happened, but they didn't wanna respond to it. MAJOR THUMBS UP!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Keep on posting those videos!!!! And I'll keep on watching, if I have any more suggestions, I'll let u know! 😊👍👍👍👍👍
I followed your footsteps into the mozelium & found her grave as well. It's sad but intresting to actually find a deceased celebrity that's famous but a tragic death. RIP.
@@TheGraveyardChannel I like in SF (since 78) on southrtn border with Daly City. I still love SF but frankly, I'm thinking of going somewhere warmer, I'm retired. Have you checked out the Columbarium in San Francisco? If not, GO! I knew Jay Sebring, my friend worked for him. I think the Manson murders were accidents (random) not fate. Such a horrible tragedy.
OMG. My little sister is there & we've been planning our first trip back to see her in 50 years. She was born & died on Nov 23 1963 & I finally found her in Colma at HOLY CROSS cemetery. Thank you. We will also be visiting Abigail too for sure !!
Thank you for putting up this video of Abigail Folger grave, if I ever come to California I would come visit her grave. I just recently found out she distantly related to by husband. I also live in Oklahoma.
Thanks for including your restaurant story 🧐Also of all the cemetery walking sites you are the FIRST one I’ve seen to do Miss Folgers back story.. thank You for that👏👏💗👏👏
I think you're mistaken. Sharon, Jay, Voytek, and Abigail were in the right place at the right time. Steven Parent was in the right place at the wrong time. And the killers were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Awwwe Inez is buried next to her daughter.
Thanks again Steve not only for sharing but just the stories you have concerning your video's, I read the book Helter Skelter written by Vincent Bugliosi not until you visited Abigail Folgers final resting place did I think of her, As you mentioned everyone including myself always thought of Sharon Tate I think probably because she was with child when she was murdered. Thanks again Steve for sharing....
All the names are familiar to me. One "expert" was a news reporter who helped break a key component in the case. He moved to St. Louis, after the trial. So he would occasionally give story updates at his news post, at the CBS affiliate in St. Louis. I tried to read a couple different books about this case. But, the details were so revolting I could not stand to hear or read much about it any more. I confess, when I buy groceries and pick up a can of coffee I have a flashback, to these events. These were fine young people, who died in horrific circumstances. Thanks for the update, Steve.
Thanks for the video, but just to mention, you forgot to mention one other person who died in that tragic event. Steven Parent was shot and killed in the driveway of the Tate home on August 9th, 1969.
Hola graveyard guy, I read something about this case I was born before this happens in 1967 wow very sad story that cemetery is beautiful thank you for sharing besos from Puerto Rico 👍👍👍👍 ps your hat look very nice on you
Thank you for your informations, I’m very interested, I was 17 then and remember this horrible crime! Makes me sad that these young people were brutally stabbed - although they didn’t have anything to do with these insane evil murderers ...they didn’t know them, didn’t harm them.. so why??!
Your deeply wrong they knew there killer's alright. There is drug connection between Tex Watson, Linda Kasabian, Jay Sebring, Voytek Frykowski and Abigail Folger too. Look really deeply all involved at Cielo Drive and the other murders like Leno and Rosemary Labianca, Gary Hinman, Donald ' Shorty ' Shea and the shooting of Bernard 'Lotsapopa ' Crowe which triggered of events that followed after 🤦♂️😢💔
It was vry shocking when they were murdered. Sharon Tate was so beautiful it is hard to imagine anyone hurting her. Manson and his gang will be hated forever for their deed. Truly evil.Thank You for the special remembrance for Ms Folger.
I’m new to your channel… man, I love it ! I was raised in south Louisiana & my parents & I would always visit those old cemeteries along the Mississippi River & the adjacent bayous. It’s like another world ! Thank you for all that you do !
It's very nice of you sir that you visited Abigail Folger's gravesite. I went to see her grave in Colma, CA back in 2006 and yes it's a beautiful final resting place. Not many of you know that not only Miss Folger and her mom Inez Mejia Folger are buried side by side but also Abigail's grandparents from her mother's side The Mejia's are buried there not far away. Abigail short life shouldn't be forgotten. She would have been seventy five years old this year. May she rest in peace.
I didn't know that about her grandparents. Thanks for sharing this David!
David Krausell rip
The book "Chaos" by Tom O'Neill might wake "Gibby" up from that "Heavenly rest"? If not her, maybe her mother?? Father???
It makes me sad how all of them pleaded for their lives especially Sharon Tate for the life of her unborn son..
I always remind everyone about Steven Parent. He was a teenager who gave teenager William Garretson a lift, Garretson worked for Tate landlord Altobelli as a caretaker. Steven was a hustler, he came by and offered to sell Garretson a digital alarm clock, Garretson said no, so Steve left, he was met at the gate by Manson's murderers. Steven was the first to die. He wasn't famous so most people forget him. I always make a point of remembering him.
Thanks, Brian. I visited his grave too. You can search my channel for it, if you haven't already seen it.
What was the name of the Restaurant where Nicole Brown Simpson ate at before she and Ron Goldman were murdered?
@@scottstanley4259 Mezzaluna now closed 11572-11770 San Vicente Blvd.
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@@scottstanley4259 Mezzaluna also I disagree that Sharon was in the wrong place at the wrong time it was her home she should have been safe there that is what is most tragic not her fame cut short or even her stunning beauty taken away but the fact she was at home waiting on her baby and some bastard and a couple whores thought they had the right to come and kill her and her friends
Thank you for paying tribute to Abigail Folger and for sharing this . May Abigail and the others rest in Heavenly peace 🙏💐
Thanks for watching and commenting, Michelle!
Roman Polanski's (Tate's husband) was friends with Wojciech Frykowski...Abigail Folger of course was Frykowki's girlfriend. The evening of the murders they had a late dinner at El Coyote and returned to the Tate home...Folger and Frykowski had been temporarily living there while Tate and Polanski were out of the country. Tate not been feeling well for several days (she was 8 1/2 months pregnant). Jay Sebring, an ex and still friend of Tate...and business associate of Folger was there just out of concern for her...Just in case anyone wanted to know the relationship between the victims. It's nice to see someone honoring the mostly forgotten of incidents like this...they deserve respect and to be remembered as well...Thank you :)
Thanks for sharing this Selma. I appreciate it.
That creep Polanski Sharon could have done better and maybe if she had she would still be here
It was before my time, I'm just a history geek...but Polanski had nothing to do with a bunch of psychopaths murdering anyone. Spineless cowards decided they wanted a race war and started by plotting revenge against someone who they thought wronged Manson. They we're at the wrong place at the wrong time. She would still be alive if the judicial system would have done their job in the first place. Manson had already spent most of his life in prison for various crimes before this even happened, and they kept turning him back out on the streets... Folger was there because she was the girlfriend of Frykowski, but her death wasn't his fault...yet had she not been there with him she would still be alive...js... I'm sure Polanski would much rather had his wife and son alive, rather than brutally murdered by psychopaths for no reason other than their twisted illusions.
+April Dannette Gosa Sharon Tate might have been spared her fate but whoever else would have been renting the house would have been murdered. Someone was destined to die a horrible death that night.
selma henry yup
RIP Abigail Anne Folger. Thank you for your contributions to the cause and helping under privileged children in the ghettos. RIP Gibby 🙏🏽
Abigale dated my Uncle in NY long time ago he told me a lot stories all good ones. He always said how he would like to get a hold of Manson.
Thanks for sharing that.
I feel so bad for her, knowing that she and the others died on such a painful way!😢💔
The cruelty the Manson following committed that night will be forever remember in America as one of the most heinous crimes committed, all for nothing..I wasn't even born then but just the story itself, the helplessness those people must have felt is truly heart wrenching..It's scary to know that other human beings can be filled with so much hate.. -God rest their souls !! Thankyou for sharing Sir!
Thanks, PJ, I agree. Their cruelty is still beyond imagination.
Drugged up low life's not worth spit...
I’ve paid tribute and my respects to Abigail last May, when I was in town visiting my family in California. Thank you for your kind and touching video to her. The victims of the Manson family need more remembrance over the killers.
So so sad. Thank you for highlighting Abigail.
A beautiful resting place for a beautiful person. Thanks for visiting Miss Folger. Another strange coincidence: Abigail's mother helped finance a medical center where the Manson girls received treatment.
OMG, that is weird. I wonder how she felt about that. Wow! Thanks for sharing that!
I don’t know what it is that draws us to cemeteries, I’ve always been fascinated too. Perhaps it’s the realization that’s it’s our fate as well. I really like your videos, you put a very sentimental vibe on your tours. Nice job!
I agree. I think that's a big part of it. Thanks for watching and for sharing your thoughts, Karen. Appreciate it!
I am old enough to remember these tragic murders. Unbelievable. I made a report in school for my current event report in my junior high. When I lived in Los Angeles, I also ate at the Coyote restaurant. How ironic. Steve, you’re doing the absolute best job with your celebrity cemetery tours. Love the detail and extra effort that you always include. Keep up the wonderful work! Best wishes from Toronto!
Thanks, Tommy, for sharing your personal story!
Thank you for this remembrance of Abigail Folger who led an exemplary life of service to others. Think of all the people Abigail would have helped if she had not been violently robbed of her life at such a young age! The 'unseen' tragedy! She is one of the lesser known victims of Manson's madness but you have helped keep her memory alive. Thank You.
Fate or random? Interesting question - I can't decide either. Abigail Folger: May you rest In peace!
I've always wondered why so little has been said about her. Scott Michaels commented that her family is dedicated to protecting Abigail's privacy. Glad you were able to do this.
Thanks Caroline. I didn’t know that. I hope they don’t mind me sharing her memory on this channel 💙
So very young...she was a very nice person indeed, and very well liked and welcomed by all. RIP. She and her family were known to do Charity organizations, because she believed in helping others.
You are a truely remarkable man. The emotion on your face, the voice quality of your words is touching. I need this.
Thank you.
M.kaye Riley,Elgin IL.
thanks for the kind words, m! I appreciate it.
I noticed Abigail's mother Ines is to her right. She lived to be 100.
I noticed her but didn't notice her age. The daughter lived an exceptionally short life and the mother lived an exceptionally long life. Maybe some kind of cosmic compensation. Thanks for sharing that.
Wow
Abigails Birthday was one or Two days away,She was going to San Francisco The Morning she was Murdered to visit her mother 🤧🤧🤧
@@quentinkirk3870 You’re right she would have turned 26 August 11 just 2 days after she died.
@@quentinkirk3870 i feel so sorry for her ! So young to die ♥️greets FROM the nederlands
Rest In Peace Abigail🐺🐶🐈🐾🌙
Thank you for keeping her memory alive , she would be happy ,
Of course I didn't know her, but from everything I've read she was a very generous person and tried to help those in need
I was 18 when the Manson murders took place! That was a very shocking event and heartbreaking beyond belief....💔😓💔😓💔😓💔 These famous graves sites are quite interesting. Thank you . 🌸
You were the same age as Steven Parent. I just visited his grave two days ago and will upload the video soon. Thanks for sharing!
Another beautiful tribute, thank you for keeping the memory alive.
Thanks, Matt!
Please do one on the LaBiancas. I felt bad for them too. What’s amazing is that not one of them made it out. I think the Frykowski guy tried to fight back but was overpowered. Great job in your videos, I watch them all.
This is so sad, nobody should die like this.
Thank you for remembering Abigail Folger. Very familiar with the Manson murders. Bless you. May she continue to rest peacefully. 🙏❤️🕊️
I wish I could have met. So classy and prominent no one could take that away from her. Abigail you will never be forgotten, Cheryl Vujakovich
Im so happy that abigale folger is being remembered ,
Beautiful mauseleom. Interesting headstones. horrib;e murders. Horrific.
May the souls be at peace.🙏🕯🌺🌺🌹🌹🕊
Sharon Tate and unborn son🙏🕯🌹🌹 despicable murderers.
Horrible fate. Thanks for the tour steve 👋🙂
I think it's sad when people say "Sharon Tate and others dead" I love Sharon, but I think its sad and disrespectful to act like their lives didn't matter as much. I hope they all rest in Peace! Thank you for visiting her!
Thanks for sharing! A very beautiful and unusually designed mausoleum. I was very impressed by the amount of crypts that had flowers placed. It’s nice to see that people still remember.
I remember well the day I read of the Tate murders. Of course the event was heavily covered on TV too. There were so many pictures of the scene. But after a while something happened to me.
I just couldn't take it anymore. So I quit watching and reading about the murders.
It was like my brain went on overload. Those poor victims were, as you said, at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Even now thinking about it brings back the horrific details of how they were murdered.
Steve thanks for your usual fine job.
i guess it's good that we still feel horrified by this all these years later. thanks, joy!
Thanks for this upload, apparently Folger was going to fly up to San Francisco the next day for a "reunion" with her mother, Inez and they had spoken earlier that fateful evening, perhaps you hadn't noticed her mother's crypt that was next to Abigail's her mother made it to her 100th yr, both parents had survived her by decades, RIP
another viewer pointed that out, too. I didn't notice when I was there. some times I get so focused on the person i'm visiting that I miss other interesting things around their graves. recently, I've been trying to remember to take more time and notice those nearby. thanks, greg!
@@TheGraveyardChannelLess is known about Abigail Folger due in part to her father, Peter Folger, who had apparently threatened to sue over any stories perceived to be defamatory in nature or perceived to be "lurid."
that's interesting. i didn't know that. thanks for sharing it with us, greg!
That was a horrific day. I was 13 yrs old when that happened, think that was the day I realized how evil this world is.
agreed. it was an end to our innocence, for sure.
I remember when I was a teen, reading about these murders and thinking of the victims as being so much older....now that I’m older, they were just kids.
Thank you for the tour of the graveyard.
Abigail Folger helped many people and you Sir helped her to visit her gravesite. God protect you thanks
I will never understand man’s inhumanity to man. May they Rest In Peace. 🕊🕊🕊. As for Charles Manson now that he’s dead ...
Never forgotten Abigail Gibbie Folger
I live 6 miles from Jay Sebring. I'll do a video on it in the future. Of course my family doesn't understand " my cemetery thing" but that's ok!!
I enjoy you're channel!!
Thanks, Traci, I would love to share that on my channel. Even a selfie photo at his grave would be nice to share with everyone. This summer is the 50th anniversary of their deaths. Hard to believe!
I too have the same problem also they and friends look at us as morbid, but that is not true its, the people that, did not get to live there lives that were taken from family and friends and we who admired them I've had friends and celebrity friends murdered to and most unsolved its, like were suppose to forget them not in my Book many do not deserve to die so young and tragic many people killed for nothing and some murdered because they looked at them or or just, down right evil
Amazes me that the general public isn't aware of the dark memories of Folgers coffee 😥
Folgers was a very popular coffee brand back then! I don't know if they are still on the market!
@@patriciajohnson256 they still are
May all the victims rest in peace for ever ! Very sad story !!
R.I.P Abagail,F May God Bless your Soul.
Great tribute for Abigail. A beautiful resting place. The whole thing was so tragic. I think certain things happen for a reason sometimes by coincidence and others by fate. That’s so weird about El Coyote.
You're right. it doesn't have to be one or the other. It can be any of the three. Thanks, Kevin!
What a beautiful cemetery! I read that Abigail ran out of the house to try to get away from the Manson Family and one of the girls chased after her and killed her. I don’t think that their murders were random.
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They weren't 🤦♂️ it's all got to do with drugs and a robbery gone horribly wrong. Look really deep into the Manson Saga and be prepared to go down many rabbit holes in this case and it will leave your head spinning 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️😢💔
You have a heart of Gold to want to physically go and personally pay your respects to all, And to care for others to share your visits to all of us that can’t go✌️ Thank you, TGG✌️
Thanks for the kind words, Lori!
Great tour and history lesson. I had just enlisted in the Army when the murders occurred. I have a few family members interred in that very mausoleum.
Thanks for sharing that, Capn!
Really love your videos, thank you so much for paying tribute to abigal who does tend to be a bit forgoten, a truly beautiful person who had so much to offer
Thanks Darren!
I think a lot of people have forgotten the other victims as well. Sharon Tates family has been very dedicated and instrumental in keeping the Manson Family in prison. I think thats a good thing but on the other hand the other victims are not spoken for and I applaud you for doing this and bringing the others to light. Great Job !!! I enjoy your vlogs and look forward to them.
Thanks, Lisa!
lisa martin yes they re doing great thing
Jay Sebrings nephew is also dedicated and instrumental in keeping the Manson Family in prison.
Thank you for this remarkable tribute. Rest In Peace Abigail Folger. What an unimaginable tragedy where justice was not served. Only in CA can murderers live, write books, allowed to have followers, marry, etc. They should have been executed and forever forgotten. Damn sad they get more publicity and remembrance than the victims.
Agree! And to think Manson only recently died , living into his eighties. Other perpetrators (like Tex Watson) married and had children in prison. Absolutely unbelievable miscarriage of justice!
Amen
Exactly 💔😢😡
Jay Sebring ( Thomas John Kummer) is buried. At Holy Sepulchre Cemetery here in Southfield Michigan. Grave location Section 24, Lot 281, Grave 12. May he and everybody that were so brutally murdered rest in peace 50 years on.
We were there today & saw Abigail's crypt
You're right, I've seen a lot on Ms. Tate but not Ms. Folger. I had no idea she was related to the Coffee Folger's.
Too often being a child of wealthy and famous parents turns out tragically. Makes it even sadder somehow.
You need to see helter skelter it went into a lot of detail
Mayby you reed CHAOS BY TOM O' NEIL !
Thank you for these videos, and for being such a caring hearted person.
Thanks, Crystal!
It was a horrendous event and I’m glad Manson is rotting in damnation
Yes, an horrendous event....at which Manson was not present.
@@dontlooknow. yes he was he orchestrated it
@@belindaphillips2779 Educate yourself....he was not at the Tate house, and he left the Labianca house while both were still alive and unharmed.
As for 'orchestrated '.....This was introduced much later in the trial, by the lawyers of the girls, as a means to try and get them off.
If you don't murder anyone, and you are not present at the murder scene, by default, you are not a murderer....
Captain McDowell yup
I'm sure he is burning
I just love the way you do your videos
Thanks, Mary, I appreciate that.
Five years later, in 1975, early that year, I was 18 years old and invited to a party in the Hollywood hills from a 40 year old big name producer. On Cielo drive. It was brought up that just a few doors down was where the Tate massacre happened. People would walk down to that address, still the home was intact and same address I believe before it got changed. Everyone was getting some sort of kick out of it. I was so young I didn't know what to think. Talk about how things can be random or in the cards so to speak I question especially with regards to my own experiences. I had to go deep into my journals for clarification on this one, as it dimmed from my memory somewhat.
Thanks, again, for sharing with us Hugh. Life is certainly strange. Glad you kept your journal.
Couple of things that you perhaps didn't know about Ines, Abagail, and Voityck, his son Bartek, and Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau:
Ines Folger was Abagail's mother, she was a socialite, and worked at one time at the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic, where Charles Manson and the girls went to get help at with their sexually transmitted diseases. In her 90's she met the Dalai Lama.
Abagail: She had gone to college and had a degree in Art History from Havard.
She had worked a couple of jobs before she volunteered in Watts.
The night of the murders she had called her mother, and an airline company for a plane ticket for the next day to fly out to Connecticut to celebrate her birthday with her mother.
Her father Peter paid people that did not show his daughter in a positive light at all times.
Her father Peter built a house soon after her death, he could not live in the home that she was brought up in.
At the time of her death, she was seriously thinking of breaking up with Voityck.
Voityck:was married twice and had a son named Bartek.
Abagail and Voityck spoke in French, and she was teaching him in English.
He kept a journal to write down American customs.
In 1971 a lawyer for Bartek Frykowski''s son who was only 13 at the time sued Charles Manson any royalties going to Manson were supposed to go to Bartek.
The band Guns N Roses used one of Charles Manon's songs on their Spagetti Incident album, the song was: "Look at Your Game, Girl".
Singer Axl Rose has pledged to donate all his performance royalties from the track to a nonprofit environmental organization.
Geffen Records will pass on its proceeds from the song to the Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau, named for the late mother of Sharon Tate.
Thanks for sharing this info with us Arvilla. Most of it I have not heard before.
It's scary to think our lives can be taken away in a blink of an eye
God settles all scores.... eventually
and how do u know this wasnt THAT?
@@switchbladeactiondance Mark Lindsey and Candice Bergen lived there.
Doris Day's son Terry Melcher did too.A rock producer in those days.
Manson was angry Melcher didn't want to produce Charles Manson music. Manson vowed revenge
They moved on and Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski moved in.
They were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
I was in high school back then.
I recall that vividly.
The Manson family were caught by accident.
Charles Manson hated Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys too.
@@Mynamesalexa Didn't Olivia Hussey live there too?
@@larciabella Possibly
Correct, I hope God, settles with Tex Watson!!!!!! 🐩🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Hi Steve, l enjoy your shows and the way that you portray not only your topics but, how you conduct yourself as well. Peace.
I thank u for telling the story of Abigail Folgers, on how she and the other victims died, I was 2 years old, when all of that happened, I asked my parents about it, when I got much older to understand what happened, but they didn't wanna respond to it. MAJOR THUMBS UP!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Keep on posting those videos!!!! And I'll keep on watching, if I have any more suggestions, I'll let u know! 😊👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching and for sharing with us, Rita!
Poor Abigail. She had such a wonderful life.
RIP beautiful dear sweet Abigail Folger and all the victims of that tragic night 🙏🙏💗💗
thank you for sharing the background knowledge with us , it makes it seem that they are around you listening as we are.
thanks, kerstin!
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS STORY WITH US. INTERESTING AND 😢.
Can't belive am actually distantly related to abigail folger and the coffee company really would like to go over and visit place like this
I followed your footsteps into the mozelium & found her grave as well. It's sad but intresting to actually find a deceased celebrity that's famous but a tragic death. RIP.
i'm glad to hear that you visited her too, Gucci.
Thank you. I live about 3 miles from Holy Cross and it's interesting finding who's buried there thanks to you.
Wow, how lucky to live in or near Colma. That's a dream for cemetery buffs. I'm envious :-)
@@TheGraveyardChannel I like in SF (since 78) on southrtn border with Daly City. I still love SF but frankly, I'm thinking of going somewhere warmer, I'm retired. Have you checked out the Columbarium in San Francisco? If not, GO! I knew Jay Sebring, my friend worked for him. I think the Manson murders were accidents (random) not fate. Such a horrible tragedy.
OMG. My little sister is there & we've been planning our first trip back to see her in 50 years. She was born & died on Nov 23 1963 & I finally found her in Colma at HOLY CROSS cemetery. Thank you. We will also be visiting Abigail too for sure !!
Thank you Steve I never have seen her grave before
Thank you for putting up this video of Abigail Folger grave, if I ever come to California I would come visit her grave. I just recently found out she distantly related to by husband. I also live in Oklahoma.
Wow, family tree connections are interesting. Thanks for sharing that.
Your welcome. I love your video
Very well done, so sensitive.
Thanks, Barbara!
So sad the only child of the Folgers family .
She wasn’t an only child she has a brother Peter.
@@valerieteti1755et une demi soeur bonne soiree
I great wonderful video about ms Folgers I my prayers are still with all the families who died under that person and his followers
It's nice that after all these years, the world is still sending their prayers to the victims. Thanks!
Fitting tribute to young Gibbie Folger ❤️❤️xx
Thanks for including your restaurant story 🧐Also of all the cemetery walking sites you are the FIRST one I’ve seen to do Miss Folgers back story.. thank You for that👏👏💗👏👏
Tasteful job Steve they all need to be remembered
A fabulous book called Chaos written by Tom O’Neill delves further into the murders. 👍
Indeed
I think you're mistaken. Sharon, Jay, Voytek, and Abigail were in the right place at the right time. Steven Parent was in the right place at the wrong time. And the killers were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Awwwe Inez is buried next to her daughter.
Rip Abigail....💕💕💕
Thanks again Steve not only for sharing but just the stories you have concerning your video's, I read the book Helter Skelter written by Vincent Bugliosi not until you visited Abigail Folgers final resting place did I think of her, As you mentioned everyone including myself always thought of Sharon Tate I think probably because she was with child when she was murdered. Thanks again Steve for sharing....
Thanks for watching and sharing with us, Ronald!
Great video! RIP Abigail. Actually, I love Folgers freeze-dried medium roast.
👏👏👏👏👏👏 thank you!
So sad I was 9 year s old when it happen
Thank you.
All the names are familiar to me. One "expert" was a news reporter who helped break a key component in the case. He moved to St. Louis, after the trial. So he would occasionally give story updates at his news post, at the CBS affiliate in St. Louis. I tried to read a couple different books about this case. But, the details were so revolting I could not stand to hear or read much about it any more. I confess, when I buy groceries and pick up a can of coffee I have a flashback, to these events. These were fine young people, who died in horrific circumstances. Thanks for the update, Steve.
Thanks for the video, but just to mention, you forgot to mention one other person who died in that tragic event. Steven Parent was shot and killed in the driveway of the Tate home on August 9th, 1969.
Thanks for mentioning him. Yet another person who should also be remembered!
@@TheGraveyardChanneldamn straight and also Leno and Rosemary Labianca.
Hola graveyard guy, I read something about this case I was born before this happens in 1967 wow very sad story that cemetery is beautiful thank you for sharing besos from Puerto Rico 👍👍👍👍 ps your hat look very nice on you
If I didn't wear a hat, my bald head would be fried :-) Thanks!
Thank you for posting about miss folger. She was just as importa nt as the rest.
Definitely!
Bonito lugar. Descanse em paz.
I was born August 13th of 1969. It’s just crazy to think she passed days before that. And she was buried on my exact birth date.
That's always weird when that happens. Thanks for sharing, Deborah.
Thank you for your informations, I’m very interested, I was 17 then and remember this horrible crime! Makes me sad that these young people were brutally stabbed - although they didn’t have anything to do with these insane evil murderers ...they didn’t know them, didn’t harm them.. so why??!
Your deeply wrong they knew there killer's alright. There is drug connection between Tex Watson, Linda Kasabian, Jay Sebring, Voytek Frykowski and Abigail Folger too. Look really deeply all involved at Cielo Drive and the other murders like Leno and Rosemary Labianca, Gary Hinman, Donald ' Shorty ' Shea and the shooting of Bernard 'Lotsapopa ' Crowe which triggered of events that followed after 🤦♂️😢💔
Just now came across your video of Abigail's grave. Awesome backstory. Thank you Steve.
Rest in Peace Abigail!!! 🌺
Hi again!! Catching up on what I've missed..lol . This was interesting too!! Thanks so much..Stay safe. Love n hugs..
Same to you, as always!
It was vry shocking when they were murdered. Sharon Tate was so beautiful it is hard to imagine anyone hurting her. Manson and his gang will be hated forever for their deed. Truly evil.Thank You for the special remembrance for Ms Folger.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Linda. I'm glad viewers are still interested in her and that she is being remembered.
With all my love too sharon tate R. I.P YOU ALL THE VICTIMS .🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️
Nice video 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I’m new to your channel… man, I love it ! I was raised in south Louisiana & my parents & I would always visit those old cemeteries along the Mississippi River & the adjacent bayous. It’s like another world ! Thank you for all that you do !