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- Was Charles Manson Born To Kill? | True Crime Story | Real Stories
Known as an icon of evil, Charles Manson founded a hippie cult group known as ‘The Family’ whom he would go on to manipulate into brutally killing others on his behalf during the late 1960’s.
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My grandfather picked him up as a hitchhiker two weeks before he was arrested. Things went ok and my grandpa said they just causally talked. Two weeks later my grandpa was watching tv and saw him on the tv and couldn’t believe who he was.
I would like to hear more about this.
Your grandad is more involved than he makes out.
I've had to hitchhike a couple times.🎇💜
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can we appreciate how badass frank salerno is?? dude caught manson, the hillside strangler AND richard ramirez aka the night stalker. BEST DETECTIVE EVER
the community brought down ramirez, not the LAPD
@@SugarHoneyIcedTea-zu1sg yeah but Salerno and Carillo made the most progress and they were their cases so technically he didn't arrest him but thanks to him the people were able to identify him
Facts he is a legend in my eyes dats a great resume for all his arrest record
The streets of Los Angeles caught Richard Ramirez!
Can't take credit for Manson since Susan sung like a canary...
This is where I end up in quarantine
😂me too😂😂😂😂
Watch the movie "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" or the show Aquarius on netflix. It's about the manson murders and it really good, both of them. Quentin Tarantino directed. Great music. The movie made me feel so bad for Sharon.
Same here. Pretty disturbing but could be worse.
😅😂😂😂
I came here after watching aquarius on Netflix.... it’s loosely based on them and a hard nosed detective played by mulder from xfiles David ducave however you spell it lol really good series but only 2 seasons
Charles Manson got married while in prison and here you are still single.
Lmao facts!
Sad life😭
and loving it :)
Idk Jones did Manson sleep with his wife?
@@jayangli Nope....Not in California....She set him up for some real heart break...Boy, did she resemble Susan Atkins, tho....'Sexy Sadie.....What have you done?"....
I want a documentary that focuses entirely on Tex Watson. Some say he was manipulated into doing the violent killings, but based on psychologists that interviewed him early on, he truly seemed to enjoy killing...it's eerie
Same
having done 80% of the killing on those two nights, i'd say he enjoyed it also.
I agree with u entirely Watson enjoyed every minute of it and even went back in and stabbed some more
Yeah, I agree. The focus has always been on the girls
Absolutely true
Manson knew how to pick the girls/guys with low self-esteem and he knew exactly how to manipulate their lives as well as their minds to his advantage.
Charles Mason claimed that he himself was actually hanging around some crazy people because that's all he Mason knew to be around due to his strewed up, up bringing
@@elhombrenegro4999 yeah, he made up the childhood he told the media, he was loved as a child despite what he says. Before you think of Charles Manson as a hero, think of what he could have done if he had been president or something. That really worked out well for Germany didnt it.
Unfortunately thats most young girls.
Or they found him... I wouldn't give him too much credit. Similar to a cult leader and the followers that family swears they were "normal" beforehand. There's something off to begin with or it would've never happened.
Charles Manson's mother Kathleen, never swapped him for a pitcher of beer. That was a story concocted by Manson to elect sympathy. Kathleen was only 16 when she had Charles and a single mother. Her Mother (Charles grandmother) very much doted on Charles. When Kathleen was incarcerated Charles went to live with family near the prison so he could maintain contact with her. Charles made life very difficult from an early age for his mother, his aunts and cousins. Charles had many people in his young life who loved him.
Thank you.
Yes. I heard that too. He actually had everything he wanted, but he had mental issues. He wanted to go down a dark road. As a young child he asked two girls to beat up a boy that he didn't like. Something he'd repeat some years later.....
WWJD ✝
THANK YOU!!!!! He was never abused and neglected. Ever
If you have a lot of people who loves you, you don't end up in a juvenile institution
I cannot even try to imagine what Roman must have felt when he got that call saying his young pregnant wife got savagely killed in their own home for absolutely no reason. How horrible!
And Susan Atkins looks evil, she's the creepiest of them all.
A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video. he was never raped, never went through a lot of these things. he other guy? he didnt pass his polygraph
Young Susan atkins looks so beautiful
@@crazyboi165 why are you posting this in everyone's response. It's annoying.
@@kittyb275 why are you bothered?
@@Cheiko18 lol it's annoying to see the same comment in every response. It's called spamming.
It's true, he actually never killed anybody. A dangerous mind though
Why is everyone saying that how did u know?
I've heard that too
@@rd9526 he was never charged
Telling others to do so is also a huge crime
He was hands on in the murder of shorty Shea and some other guy who's name escapes me atm.
funny how charles manson is so associated with hippys and the 1960s counter culture , but charles manson wasnt a child of the 60s at all . he was in his mid 30s by that point .He was from the early 50s generation of "rebel with out a cause",,outlawish, violent , criminal ,and he had been in prison since the 1940s . THe manson killings were an older man using intimidation and charm to brainwash a group of teenage hippys in to doing what he wanted, but he had no interest in peace and love. people saying " well he didnt kill anyone" , charles manson was a very violent man , you dont grow up in the prsion system with out becoming a violent person , he almost certainly killed people in his past and got away with it.
then he is innocent in the eyes of the law if he "got away with it"
Yes but l think he liked the opportunities the hippy culture offered him. What was he trying to do? Was it wealth, fame, power that he was trying to rid the world of. Many charismatic people have tried this by singing about it!. He d got a guitar and was a wannabe BOB Dylan!
He was associated with the 60's because it was a time where everyone was free and nearly alone doing whatever they wanted. Not only could now the young generation walk free, they were easily manipulated with the whole 60's era of hippies. Every one of them were brainwashed. Manson was a serial and serious manipulator so it was the perfect time for him to do his work.
John Dough huh? You can get drugs in jail. Pretty easily, from what I’ve heard.
@@c.b7474 The younger generation was always free. Don't believe the hype. Flower Power and all the hippy crap was, well, let's just say it was not organic.
You don’t need to commit the murders with your bare hands to be responsible for them
I WAS DRUNK AND MISREAD THE ORIGINAL COMMENT, AND SO I STARTED ARGUING AGAINST A STRAW MAN.
What if someone would order someone to attack YOU in an attempt to take YOUR life? Would you think that person was innocent and not responsible?
Tessa Lyyvuo
No... what’s your point
@@mrcrackdonald_1 I was testing to see if you are a hypocrite. Well you don't seem to be, I give you that. I think you are still completely wrong. With the logic that someone has to use one's own hands to kill to bare responsibility, even most dictators would suddenly be innocent.
Tessa Lyyvuo
Bro that’s literally what I’m saying, reread my comment
@@mrcrackdonald_1 I suspected that is either literally what you meant, or that you hadn't thought out what you were saying.
Okay this is very interesting. Lets imagine a hypothetical situation where Manson ordered his followers to go after us.
I would not feel safe as long as he had people under his influence, even if he never went after me himself (which could just mean he is a coward but that is besides the point). I would still hold him responsible for the things he told his indoctrinated followers to do. In other words I would in a sense view his followers as sentient weapons he wielded against me.
All this is kinda like a long question of WHY don't you held him responsible? Also do you not hold him responsible at all or just not as much?
I love the old guy at the end: "Just say no!" Just say no to Charlie Manson. OK gotcha. Words to live by. Thanks for the tip.
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My ex had a cousin named Charlie. His mom was so into charlie manson. It was creepy. She was calling him lil manson. The kid was 12 or so he knew who he was named after. Its been 14 years now and i still wonder where he is now. What kind of life did his mom give him. Is he out here wanting too be the next family. They was just weird people
A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video.
Ok Nancy Reagan I’ll get right on that
@@katzombie4322 I love your story. Keep commenting and replying. Watch the documentary about Richard Ramirez. They mention a book about him. I'm going to pick it up. You ought to get it, too. Everyone who commented here ought to go pick it up. There's also a book called Reflexion written by Lynette Fromme. You guys need to pick it up. I'm going to get it before to long. WWJD ✝
Even though his "family" committed the murders, Charles Manson was a highly manipulative but also magnetic person. If it weren't for his turbulant and abusive upbringing and starting his criminal career early, I think that with a well off family and proper education, a young Charles could have easily become a lawyer or politician instead of a cult leader.
JIMMY JUKEBOX420 do you mean the Melendez brothers ? I never heard of the Mendoza brothers? Can you give me more information on them please as I’m interested in knowing about this if in fact you got the name correct. Thanks for any info you can give 😀
*Menendez
There are many people that don't have good upbringing but that don't make them Killers.
@JIMMY JUKEBOX420 Wealthy parents have to work. Sometimes they don't have time to parent the children. Mistakes happen in the parenting world no matter what class you are in.
Ya I also think Mr Ted Bundy could of been a DEA with the right upbringing lol
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Prosecutor Bugliosi told it like it was. When Charlie told him that the whole Helter Skelter thing almost worked, Vincent just said: "All you did was take a bunch of sad kids and you played jailhouse mind games on them".
Turns out that bugliosi is totally fos
Read Sharon Tate, A Life by Ed Sanders
Read Manson Exposed by Ivor Davis
Read Restless Souls by Brie Tate and Alisa Stratman
Read CHAOS by Tom O'Neill
And you will be shocked at the info found in the pages of these books. Blows the 'official' story in Bugliosi's Helter Skelter AWAY....far way. Believe me.
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Muito obrigado
A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video.
It’s every child’s right to be born in a stable marriage and be accepted by the society as a precious gift. A lot of irresponsible parents deny that first basic right.
Well said the labels mother and father are earned not simply given. It seems somewhere along the road of life people forgot that children simply do not just grow, they have to be raised up correctly. With manners & empathy towards others.
Manson was abused and it’s not really like he chose to be that way, he was a product of a loveless fear driven environment.
This is simply explained. A group of lost, low self esteemed individuals needing a purpose in life found a person who offered them a reason to keep living. To please that person you’ll do anything including torture,rape and murder. They manipulate you into thinking your actions make the world a better place.
They were codependents.
No, it’s not easily explained, and your assertion that it is shows your lack of understanding of human behavior.
It's a lot more, it's giving and holding. Give them love, and when they do something for you show them more love and more then they keep doing it and show them less love then they'll push to do more and more to receive that love and validation. Tell them that your way is right, they are doing the right thing, they are helping others and they are special and amazing for doing so. Every cult starts with a goal, and once they realize the way they're going to achieve that goal is solely dependant on you, they'll fall hands and knees and praise you, but that's not before you introduce them to their new society and you rob them of all old societal norms and introduce them to a new, supposedly collective group, however, in fact it's not collective, it gives that appearance, but it's being led by one man who tells members what to do, they do it, and the other members who might've had doubt do it too, why? Because it's all human nature to follow the crowd.
What Manson did was not easily done. To eliminate morals from the mind is an extraordinary task not even expert hypnotists can do.
Sounds just like Trump. As Voltaire said, “Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities.” 6 January will just be a preview if he’s not stopped.
Manson was a product of the American prison system . Let alone his early family life , But what about these middle class girls who brutally tore apart a pregnant women , that doesn’t sit right .
Well, those young women should have gone to psychiatrist but instead they met Manson and took shitload of drugs with him.
The whole thing is baffling and disgusting
They all did what Manson said.
Manson and his dingbat women & male members weren't interested in seeking God. Manson favored the idea of being a "god" himself. And the best he could do was killing. It was his hobby. That's what he stood for. That's what he enjoyed.
Manson didn't have a good upbring or childhood. He likely was bitter and angry about that. People who are angry and bitter want to lash out and hurt others. And harboring anger and bitterness for long periods of time invites demons into a person's life. Manson wasn't interested in getting forgiveness or help from Jesus Christ. He just wanted to kill and hurt people.
Not everyone is ever completely right. Not Scientists, or doctors, or anyone. Humans are by nature - sinners. It means they err and do wrong things. They plot evil in their minds and hurt others. This is why we really can't honestly say we are a "good person". I'm a follower of Christ and even I don't get everything right. I try. This is why Jesus died on the cross for us 2500 years ago. He laid His own life down so that we can be forgiven of our sins and not have to face the penalty of sin. If we seek and call on Him and surrender our entire lives over to His care, we will live forever with Him.
Take a look at the first Commandment God gave us. It shows us that God wants and expects to have a personal relationship with each one of us.
he was a CIA asset to end the hippie movement
I equate this to the Jim Jones. A likable charismatic leader who was a father figure/savior to his people but ultimately took wanting and broken people and turned them into his foot soldiers.
“I never killed anyone, if I wanted somebody dead they’d be dead”
He said something like that once
My close friends dad did time in the California prison system for 15 years. During his time in prison he met & got to talk to Charles. When he asked him how he managed to get other people to commit those crimes, Charlie responded "weak minded people" .
I don't buy that. CM will never say that or admit to it. His close friend is full of it I guarantee it
Sounds like a lie, considering Charles never once admitted that he had anything to do with the murders.
@@bansheeofinisheerin It's BS I guarantee it. The only "weak minded" person is him for believing what ever people say at face value. Especially coming from a convict
Yeah, I’m not buying that. Charlie never admitted that he told his followers to kill. He sticks to “I didn’t tell them to do anything except for what they wanted to do.” and “So some of my friends killed some people. That has nothing to do with me. I’m an outlaw so I have friends who have killed people.” And “I’ve never killed anyone.” He may have been saying that his followers followed him because they were “weak minded people” but he wouldn’t have used that as a response to a question asking him how he got his followers to kill for him because he never admitted that his followers actually did kill for him by his order. He always said that they killed people because they wanted to and he had no involvement in it.
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A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video.
Its so weird the woman still call them "family members". Scary stuff
There effed up brain washed.
Baffling how he was able to brainwash them so deeply
Who said that??
@@vintageworks2805 squeeky and Goode are both die hard supporters.
@@3SIXTYPROD The drugs they used effectively brain wash them AND make them vulnerable as their sense of reality is bas8cally up the creek. But up the creek mental capacity would not be their understanding at the time as to them things including their minds would ha e seemed like fun. Some people call it not thinking straight (off their heads).
I wish we could've heard from someone from his actual blood relative to know how he really grew up. Can't believe anything he says.
He's got police records from 12 up showing everything that happened... He was a child of the state and was horribly abused, both at the hands of the state and most definitely his Mother. You don't have to believe what comes out of his mouth, but I can tell you this, Manson wasn't a man that told lies often... He was simply a product of his environment and tried to reproduce chaos in every possible way.
@@mikeyyg2000 oh ok. That's very sad. Thanks for sharing
If Manson was rich he would have been treated totally different. Everyone that was with him had a choice to participate or not! They could have just told Charles their too many people around so we had to forget it and then they could have left the family! Tex was more evil than
Charles Manson!
Liar like trump.
Charlie grew up neer wheeling wv 1
He passed a polygraph...lol yup concrete proof right there
Lol czcams.com/video/cb279Scq5rQ/video.html
Well then he must've been on a strong acid dose to be unresponsive to the test
@@rimix739 that's terrible 😂
A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video.
@@crazyboi165 😮
I hate to say it, but Charles Manon seems to have the most poignant insight into the phenomenon of Charles Manson.....in that he gleans our natural instinct to scapegoat him and compartmentalize the family as crazy. We can't imagine how any normal American kid could dall into the spell of a cult, leading to unimaginable horrors.
Instead of studying Manson, I am more interested in the phenomenon of religious transformation that turned independent individuals into disciples.....replacing their endogenous thoughts with the programming. This phenomenon is interesting because it certainly seems to work on a spectrum......Manson being an extreme case, but all of us brainwashed in ways we pretend don't exist. Better to take Manson as a warning about our own nature than as a boogeyman.
Charles Manson was an insane Psychopath who had all these young people kill for him. He's insane and evil. You sound like a total freak for identifying with this Monster
I always worry that I like watching these programs and I realised it's because for me I find it fascinating that anyone can do this to people or behave this way. I'm the complete opposite of these people ,I have too much empathy and I really can't see how they can do this without any guilt. I mean I step on a snail accidentally and feel the crush of the shell, I feel bad and say sorry to the little thing.
Same!!! and I had a very tough upbringing so I really can't understand that as an "excuse"
Its morbid fascination of which many people experience... dont feel bad 🌹
Same and I don't know why I have this fascination with this such dark stories of rape and murder. I can spend hours watching these kind of videos.
I bet you've been a victim of these predators also. They seem to get stuck on very empathetic people. Like if they bring you down it's a higher reward than just some regular joe. I've had people try to ruin me then shame me for not having the very thing they stole from me. Psychopaths are extremely jealous and self-centred so they take it personally if they see you're doing better than them. They hate 'Goodie Two Shoes' and people who do good.
Liar
The woman that’s part of his group looks like she’s still easily led.
Two risk factors for developing antisocial personality disorder are, "being subjected to abuse or neglect during childhood", and, "unstable, violent or chaotic family life during childhood." Manson's turbulant background helped to form who he would later become. Symptoms may include, "recurring problems with the law, including criminal behavior" and, "using charm or wit to manipulate others for personal gain or personal pleasure." At this, Charlie was a master.
Bingo
He obviously had APD. Never been disputed by anyone and even watching one interview could tell you that
A lot of stupid ppl are saying he didn’t murder anyone. Here’s a fact you should know; telling someone to kill someone still makes you a murderer, it’s called solicitation to commit 1st degree murder
That's a total lie. Do you even understand how murder laws work?
I'm not defending Manson, but he wasn't convicted of solicitation, or conspiracy, or manslaughter, or 2nd degree murder..... he was convicted of 8 or 9 counts of 1st degree murder with zero physical evidence. Not only was there no physical evidence, but they had the real killers in custody, along with their confessions. There's no doubt that Manson was dangerous, and he belonged in prison, but the courts can't just start breaking law in order to put a death sentence on a criminal. So when people say "he didn't kill anyone", that is what they are referring to. When Manson said that he wasn't given his rights in court, that is what he was saying.
How many times have we watched a cop walk free after murdering an unarmed suspect? They usually walk because they were charged with 1st degree murder, and it is almost impossible to prove "without a reasonable doubt" in court
I'm so glad they mentioned Steve Perry poor guy was visiting the caretaker his friend and just passing through to go home and got killed he wasn't famous but he was an innocent nice young guy that didn't deserve to die his poor family
“You got game girl” was actually pretty good... especially for the time.. he had potential to turn pain to art but he fell in love with the pain and craved its a real shame that cost so many lives...
What's your game, girl.
Look at your game girl clowns
Yes..,that is a great song in my opinion. Too bad he didn't stick with it and keep trying.
Smart enough never to kill anyone but cunning enough to make others do it.
Still a killer.
@@jessestewart169
Technically didn't kill anyone or did he.
@@jessestewart169 how? Explain.
Nice, but it needs more common places...
@@wickedsunny2011 Technically Hitlet didnt kill millions of people either. Save your semantics and grow up.
“You guys got stuck in your head that I murdered somebody” - Charles Manson
He DID try to murder someone; but as with everything else in his life, he couldn't even do that right either, and ole boy lived and showed up in court during the trials.
Who needs success at mundane tasks when you can manipulate people's realities
My mother was one of Manson's trafficked girls. She was stabbed to death in 1975 and the case is still unsolved.
God bless you Always brightening your Life your journey 🇧🇷🙋♂️
Crikey Fly. That's truly horrible. I hope you have managed to live your life on your own terms .
Omg. That's is absolutely gruesome and horrible. So sorry for your loss.
What was her name?
OMG
Everyone who knew Charlie speaks so highly of him.
Yup because they were on drugs...
Master manipulator
A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video.
He just wanted to be posted on CZcams
rusky hrahsel He wanted that clout
We all want to be posted on CZcams.🎇💜
@@nicholasshade I don't
Manson was the catalyst to an evil that laid dormant in his followers. He may not have killed anyone with his own hands, but he is guilty of a multitude of spiritual murders.
wth is a spiritual murder??
@@gracefullikeagazelle a good example of spiritual murder is, I think, the damage a peadophile does to their victim.
Charles Manson had been in and out of jail since he was a teenager. He killed people and he ruined lives. He took all these pretty, teenage girls from good families and turned them into murderers. They had to prove their love for him by killing people and committing crimes.
@@dextermoore278 yup
He was indeed guilty of the actual murders. That is what he was convicted of and sentenced to prison for.
Abigal Folger's last words: "I'm dead already"
Here we have the “hyper-empathy syndrome" in action. It is seen in people with very low self-esteem. They have a tendency to connect with important or famous people who give them a sense of worth. In this case, bonding with an infamous murderer who has made an impact on society is a way of filling up their emptiness. It helps them feel more self-assured and more important. So here, it’s their excess empathy that enables them to connect deeply with the person. It even gets to the point where they justify the murderer’s evil actions.
So lets say someone knows their have too much empathy is here a way to control that hyper emotion one may be suffering from?
@@mashable8759 Yes, there is a way. Stop watching Manson videos.
@@stddisclaimer8020 no i mean in their lives what they could do to stop being so goddamn emphatic.
@@mashable8759 No problem with empathy if it's directed in the right direction for the right reasons.
@@mashable8759 Feeling all close n' cozy with an infamous serial murderer and even making excuses for his crimes, is not the proper kind of empathy.
"Susan was the nicest person you would ever meet". turn off the video and unsubscribe instantly.
He would’ve made an amazing lawyer! Watching his interviews, I can really see how people were put under a spell by him. Especially those 20 year olds who are influenced easily! His personality, storytelling, the way he put thoughts and words together makes him very believable and charming! Too bad he wasted that gift of gab and charm on convincing his cult members to murder for him! Terrible. RIP to all the victims🙏
Do us all a favor. Dont go hanging out at any ranches please?
Thanks.
Sounds like we really dodged a bullet, then
The nest state president? He couldn\t be worse than Donald Trump!!!!
When Charlie was in prison, the books from Dale Carnegie came out and Charlie was fascinated by the books. He read them over and over and memorized them, and he applied these principles to the people whom he met. If you ever get to read the Carnegie book, "How to Win Friends and Influence People", it will tell you a lot about Manson.
I really hope you’re not serious. There’s nothing spell binding about this man. He just talks in circles. Perhaps you should do some self reflection as to why you’re vulnerable so that you can protect yourself.
Did acid, never a compulsion to kill even a bug, he's the one reason, and it's called evil.
How is psychopathy not mental illness. I don’t agree with that statement.
I haven't watched it... But yes...
Psycho = mental illness
Pathy = Combining forms meaning disease.
Well it is an illness but then most serial killers are mentally I'll (not that CM was a murderer) and they end up in prison, rather than the loony bin. If l had met him before this happened l d probably have fancied him but no way could his charisma have persuaded me to kill! Shame he couldn't use his powerful personality for better purposes like say BOB Marley did
25% of male prisoners are psychopaths
lin bish u don’t decided if u fall for charisma that’s not how it works at the time u don’t know but after a while of hanging out with him u would probably get brainwashed too kinda like he can control you psychopaths are as dangerous as they are for a reason they are to smart and manipulative
Psychopath refers to a person with an anti social personality disorder. There is discussion that the difference between psychopath and sociopath is whether or not the adult was born without empathy or it developed environmentally.
They should've waited a couple of decades and killed commercial pop and rap instead
This is why we all need access to a therapist
The conscience is the bodies own therapist. Most people know what is right and wrong from an early age and it's up to us which decision we make.
Bullshit. My childhood was a nightmare and I've never felt compelled to even be particularly mean to anyone.
i bet you are passive aggressive, codependent manipulative, though or are mean to yourself maybe savagely criticise yourself. so i call bullshit.
You need to remember that no one has the same personality as you do.
Charlie seems like he should have been a part of the New York Heroin scene rather than the LA hippie LSD scene!!!
A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video.
No Manson was a prejudice, bias and bigot raised up to be, simple
@@elhombrenegro4999 and you are closed minded and a level 1, simple.
@@crazyboi165 Not me closed minded i was only quoting what Mason said in a interview, simple
After viewing the uncensored photos of the crime scene....I can SEE why this guy was viewed as a monster....Jesus Christ those killings were gruesome.
I wish you could see the crime scenes of billions of people killed by followers of Jesus Christ..
send a link i needa see em
Yeah. They stabbed some of them like 40 times. Killing pregnant Sharon Tate was so horrible and gruesome. I have seen the Crime Scene Photos and it's just very Evil, bloody and gruesome.
@@kevinchappell8770 Charles Manson did kill people. He just didn't kill Sharon Tate and her friends.
I think it's a more complex process than we think, it's not just something of labelling manson a psychopath (which he was) but a merging of events and conditions and drugs that led to the horrific issues...
Definitely
16:41 if I seen this dude Id think of giving him some spare change not following his orders😂😂
No if you actually knew him he would get in your head he is based off talking not looks
@@JohnDoe-he8hn that's why u know phycology and you play mind tricks back at him😂😂? And if something happens u pull out the good ole tooley mc dooley Glock dully
@angelguero "that's why u know psychology and you play mind tricks back at him" People who are being manipulated do not know they are being manipulated Charles Manson. never actually killed anyone he got weak minded people to do it for him as you saw in the documentary so unless you were in the cult itself already brain washed you would not know how much of a bad person he is until it is out of the public then he will be out of your reach
Anybody else notice Barbara's little smirks when she's talking about this... Almost like she's jealous or bitter she wasn't included more
@14:35 she's completely out of it!😂😂
Manson and those who killed for him should be stricken from our history and forgotten. Those that are still alove should remain in prison the rest of their lives.
The people that should be remembered are the victims, not Manson and his sick killers.
good, thanks
I'd thoroughly recommend Stephaine Harlows docu-series on youtube on Charles Manson.
I finished watching this movie yesterday and here I am for the documentary.
I’m sorry but when the narrator said ‘in the summer of 1969’ I started singing the song and couldn’t stop
@ FBI
That's ok.🎇💜
I looked at the thumbnail and thought "damn quarantine got PewDiePie real bad"
Bruh he looks nothing like charles manson
When they called him a diminutive guru 🤣🤣🤣
A lot of this information is wrong, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE if you want a in depth real information about this case go to Stephanie Harlow's channel, she has a folder for her Manson family videos. He was never disowned, his mother loved him. He never did a lot of these things and he was raised pretty well. Please go watch her video. he was never raped, never went through a lot of these things. he other guy? he didnt pass his polygraph
When The Beatles wrote Helter Skelter, Paul sings this song. In the U.S. we call it a slide, in England, it's called a helter skelter if u look up the lyrics that's all that Paul is singing about a side. Twisted Charlie Manson mind turned it into something ugly & frightening.
Sharon tate was absolutely beautifull.
Actually not really if you look close...slightly ugly
@@christopheredig2332 Seriously?
@@christopheredig2332 She was a beautiful
I’m interested in true crime. But it’s like giving myself depression listening to these gruesome killings. Don’t know how you can kill people like that
I've been on a spree of serial killer documentaries..... almost everyone of them have had messed up childhoods or/and are from broken families. My theory is that excessive consumerism and obsession with fulfilling material and carnal desires in the West kills the spirituality in its societies which are no doubt playing a part in creating messed up human beings. To add to that religion is mocked and frowned upon. This isn't any anti Western hate or spite from my part, just a genuine observation. I wish nothing but success for all humans 🙏
Was thinking the exact same thing
@@rach4505 sad state of affairs 😪
Unfortunately there are killers in every society.
Many of the worst Serial Killers had [awful] Mother's who were very hung-up on strict religion and many of them also had headaches and/or cognitive ailments that were caused by "accidents" or abuse. Many of them were also in the military. All 3 of these were very common in some of the worst serial killers.
Charles Manson is the most famous killer in the World. He was a Cult Leader who got his followers to kill for him. He was very Evil and insane.
Everybody who wants to figure out why people like Manson become people like Manson think of the mothers and instantly start to salivate!
First off his childhood friends were interviewed and he came from a Christian home
Ok maybe his mother was a 16 year old floozy who got herself locked up in jail.
I did the same but I went on to study Criminal Psychology and I became a mom at 17 (and that pregnancy caused me to turn my life around)
My point is: ALOT of kids come from teenage mothers and they aren't kilkers!
today THOUSANDS of kids are being raised by grandparents because of the Opioid crisis and they're NOT setting fires to schools!
He had it no worse or no better than any other kid of the times in West Virginia, according TO EVERYONE WHO KNEW THE FAMILY.
Infact, it was in one book that his 9 year old aunt Glenda begged her dad to put a lock on her bedroom door because Charles was only FIVE and she was already terrified of the little wacko!
But nobody wants to admit that SOME PEOPLE CHOOSE to align themselves with evil and dark forces because there's something in there that's just missing
Sadie, Linda and Krenwinkle really stitched him up. He didn't even get called to testify in Court.
Babies and children need love and affection. So sad that Charles had neither.
He didnt have diagnosable disorder he was rather just insane.
@@Josh.2 I disagree, he seems like a manipulative psychopath.
The ID channel is addictive that channel is eye opening for people who like to study criminals. Or crimes in our history
I remember when this happened. I was in middle school. I still can’t wrap my head around it. It’s so bizarre.
This documentary is missing soooo much and is riddled with inaccuracies.... his upbringing was not as desolate and bleak as suggested for starters.
Check out Tom O’Neill’s book, “Chaos”- over 20 years in the making, giving us the most complete and comprehensive look into the occult phenomenon that still has us scratching our heads in 2020
His book is absolute trash.
People will say or write anything to sell lmao
Even if I was besotted by someone and I loved them with all I have if they told me to to kill someone I’d tell them to do one!!
Being a narcissist and sociopath is “mentally ill”
No it’s personality disorder
By far the longest interview I've seen with Sgt. McGann. He seemed pretty worn out. Definitely understandable, this case would age anybody.
He is a huge coward in my opinion
Nobody is born to kill. It all depends on the experiences and trauma that the person has been through.
@Green Gobby yes, that is true. But to kill someone something had to have happened to them to be able to develop that kind of anger.
You can look at any serial killer and most have troubled pasts
@@Lyrics_allaround mentally ill
Does not equal murderer.
@@rachelraquel758 i never said that. All I'm saying is that most serial killers have similar experiences in their lives like r*pe, abuse, neglect, and exposure to many other traumatizing events. I'm not saying that all mentally ill people are killers. I actually have many mental illness' of my own and I'm not a serial killer. I am also not saying that ALL serial killers go through these experiences or have trauma but what I'm saying is that a lot do. I was just making an observation and I feel like it was taken too seriously. I dont think that their trauma excuses their actions either. I just meant that abusing children can lead them to develop very severe mental illness and can sometimes cause their psyche to develop differently than a nourished child's would.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
I heard an old prison joke.Only thing dangerous about Manson is his breath!🤣
Lol😂
I like these documentaries
This man sees the world through an entirely different lense. Incredible.
I’ve been binge watching these murder videos, listening to interviews and they all have been neglected by their mother
Interesting.
Fr
14:41 song
He and those people killed a pregnant woman, who was begging for her life and the life of her baby?? Are you all out of your mind! Or did I miss something? Guru?? No! A total idiot!! I had hard life too. We all did. And YES you allways have a choise! Love the new Tarantinos Movie Once upon a time in Hollywood - laughet a lot! I wish the history that night would end up that way!
We all responddifferently to trauma, trauma can literally change your brain. It is proven that most rapist, pedophile and psychopath were beaten, sexually abused, humiliated and neglect as a child and it is also proven thatmost criminal have a different brain than "normal people".
Life is not black or white or good and bad,
They didn't care about morals, morals are just a social construct and they were tired of following it all the goddamn time.
Here come all the people from Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
Great movie btw.
That movie was a disgrace. As tragic as the Manson murders were, the record needs to be kept accurate to show our young people and future generations the dangers of cults. Tarantino is a Hollywood schmuck and a disgrace giving this story an “alternative” ending .
@@vanillacreem816 My daughter watched that movie a few nights ago she agrees with you. I am not even going to bother watching it.
It started with his mom 😂😂😂😂😂😂
One of my favourite shows. Number one is A&E “American Justice” hosted by Bill Kurtis. 2nd is THIS show (“Born to Kill?- which was broadcasted here in Canada on “Investigation Discovery” and the 3rd best was “Cold Case Files” again narrated and hosted by Bill Kurtis
What is the suspenseful music at the beginning?
*0/05/27/2020*
I just wanna add my 2 cents concerning the early lives of Charles Manson & Susan Atkins. Yes, while I acknowledge that they were sad & tragic; Manson's rejection by his Mom & others throughout his life & his inferiority complex of his short stature doesn't give him the right to harm others.
Although he wasn't rejected by
his Mom (or Dad), my Dad was of short stature. One of my brothers was also of short stature. There are a tremondous number of men who are of short stature that do not go & savagely murder (or instruct others to murder other people.) Many short statured men become leaders in business, find fame in the music or entertainment industry, etc, etc.
Plus, there are an infinite number of people throughout the world who have had absolutely horrible childhoods who do not go that route.
The same concerning Susan Atkins, I'm so sorry that she lost her Mom in her teenage years; but there are thousands of young children who lose their Moms to illness, accidents, etc & do not go on to savagely murder people.
Again, just my 2 cents. 😒
agreed! you're sooo right on! manson was short, but of course, keeping company with little kids. he would say that these kids were society's throw outs and that they went to him. b.s. he did all the approaching. and being a supreme mooch he pegged weak people he could use. i wonder why he just couldn't hit it off with mature adults, or hold any kind of a job, or ever ever stop plagiarizing and regurgitating from other's words and works of writing. i am satisfied that he's going down in history as the schmuck that he was.
Ha only 2 I have 3 cents
I don’t thing being short had to much to do with killing, you seem to put an awful lot of emphasis on him being short?
The song " Look At Your Game Girl " was covered by Guns N´ Roses in 1993 put as a secret track on the cover album " The Spaghetti Indecent "
Sound track version name please at the very beginning
Terry Melcher, ( a music producer and Doris Days son) , lived at 10500 Cielo Dr that summer. He turned Manson down on a contract to do an album.( Manson was referred to him by his friend and Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson).In fact, The Beach Boys ripped Charlie off .They stole his song “cease to exist” and changed the name of it to “never learn not to love.”Melcher was the target that night, Charlie not knowing he had moved out and that Tate had rented the house.
Well he did destroy alot of Wilson's properties and Wilson had to take care of alot of the women that Charlie had.
Pretty much just taken the song as a form of paying him back.
I believe pilanski set that up
Cool that they had so much interview and screen time for Barbara Hoyt.
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@@oliviagrace6914 Please give it a rest. If Diety wants to get a hold of a person, he can do it directly. He doesn't need you to act as a troll for him.
He didn’t even kill anyone.......
Ikr it was his “followers” who killed people
He instigated the murders by telling them to do it. He was an angry manipulating control freak. (he denied it, of course)
Only himself lol
@@swimlaps1 still even if he did manipulate them there is absolutely no proof only the testimonies of THE ACTUAL KILLERS so this case would not hold up in court today. He was not at the scene. There's no proof he ordered them to kill anyone.
14:13 "they were giving out free food, it was insanity" ur kidding right? Lol
Manson went in alone tied two people up that was silent and easier than a bunch of people ,how does one 140 lbs man tie up a man and a woman ,he carried no gun .
I see comments saying he was never convicted/commuted murder as he never killed anyone with his own hands. Okay, firstly it was never proven if he did or didn’t, that’s still a mystery to this day, and went to mansons grave. Don’t believe the word of people who followed him because they where all deranged and brainwashed.
Mansons entire deal, was the fact he was a master manipulator. He could make anyone do anything. And in the 60s it was even easier to manipulate young women and men as they where drugged up.
You preach the words people want to hear and they will slowly start to believe you.
Manson was good at doing that but at a faster rate.
That’s why he’s scary and dangerous. He loved the sound of his own voice and he knew how to use it
EXACTLY. It's so scary to see all these people defending him
@@josiea.3855 it sure is crazy how in today society people are more inclined to defend bad people.
I see posts on TikTok defending murderers and stuff all the times.
Manson was a bad man. Treat him like a bad man people. He is not a legend of pulp culture.
Obviously some people who defend Manson are idiots.
well since he didnt kill anybody im going to have to lean towards no, he wasnt born to kill...
hahaha yeah and neither is Hitler
A simple, foolish conclusion from a simple, foolish mind.
As far as we are aware Charles Manson didn't actually kill anyone himself.
Nor did HITLER, at least not in WW2. Manson was actually given the death penalty so presume in US there's more you can be executed for?
Neither did Hitler......
@Wolfie Wolf that's makes him a killer in no uncertain terms.
Neither did Trump
@@chloexoxo3007 comparing Manson to Hitler is just ignorant asf.
This is really interesting
Thanks for uploading
I’ve only ever heard the story from the cult aspect or a bit about the ladies who were part of it.
None of his back story in previous documentaries
you can all thank mk ultra for this dude.