things like the police had never seen before. shannon tate begged, please don t kill me, please don t kill me. average kids from average american homes turned out to be the killers. he would doze them with lsd. what are you s sane people? charles manson stole lives. grief like you could not imagine. so innocence. he looks beautiful, happy and it draws a lot of people. and left the city living in fear. gun stores sell out. guard dogs are selling for $5,000. you may think you know the manchin story, but not like this. he s a very evil, sophisticated con man. he knows exactly what he is doing. it was all a play. isn t it? hello and welcome to dateline! he was a charismatic ex con who dreamed of becoming a rock star. then he found a ragtag group of hippies in search of direction and purpose to follow him. in the end, their toxic union would result in a frenzy of brutality. how is charles manson able to insert his influence to engineer a murderous ram
Say, no, it is a copycat. because what would one have to do with the other? it did not make sense on the surface. oh, the labianca cops looked into it as usual. was it a workplace disputes? a crime turned violent? even as they looked for murderous drug dealers, both teams struck out. both cases stayed open. and the terror lingered, that late summer of 69 for weeks. like the smog over downtown l. a.. that was their time you thought this would never be resolved? early on? yes. it seemed to have gone on forever. we ll never find out who did this? never find out. and that s its own kind of hell. and all the while, the cops failed to realize that the killers were hiding in plain sight. all it would take was a chance encounter between two unlikely characters in an l. a. jail. to crack the case wide open! coming up!
Look similar. and the police were quick to say, no, it is a copycat. because what would one have to do with the other? it did not make sense on the surface. oh, the law bianca cops looked into unusual-ness. was it a workplace disputes? a crime turned violent? even as they looked for murderous drug dealers, both teams struck out! both cases stayed open. and the terror lingered, that late summer of 69 for weeks. like the smog over downtown l.a.. that was their time you thought this would never be resolved? early on? yes. it seemed to have gone on forever. we ll never find out who did? this never find out! and that s its own kind of hell. and all the while, the cops failed to realize that the killers were hiding in plain sight. all it would take was a chance encounter between two unlikely characters in an l.a. jail.