Horrible memories, not only for myself, but other manson family victims. larry: glenn, you have other manson stuff there. does it bother you, what debra just said? well, we certainly try to concern ourselves with the thoughts and concerns of victims and certainly our hearts go out to them. it was, as chief beck mentioned, it was a terrible tragedy with a number of people lost their lives. likewise, we have an obligation both as a museum and then the bigger one as the police department to train, educate, and inform officers and the public doing about people that do this particular job of investigating people that have lost their jobs. larry: what are some other manson things you have, quickly? quickly, the ropes that the victims were bound with are on display in one cabinet. adjoining that cabinet was a fork that was used to stab another victim. larry: galand, our clinical
larry: glenn martin, a classic example is the famous manson murder case, the killing of a whole bunch of people, a terrible tragedy. what do you see at the exhibit concerning that? one of the centerpieces of that exhibit happens to be the charles manson s car. they loaned it to watson for the purposes of initiating helter skelter, which was his scheme that resulted in the manson murders. that s this yellow ford fairline that s parked behind us. certainly the biggest piece exhibit in here, but there are also other interesting artifacts that are related to the manson murders of 1969. larry: all right, debora tate is here, sharon tate s sister, her unborn child sharon, her unborn child and four others were murdered that night. what do you think of this? from my perspective, it s very disturbing. number one, i didn t get any notice that this was going to occur, but this is some, these are very personal artifacts to me. these are things that bring back horrible memories, not only