Reply With QuoteNo, that's definitely not Manson. Manson had already been locked up in prison by 1974. He was put in prison on April 19, 1971
Look at the guy in the dark shirt on the front row, the one that Elvis appears to be pointing at. Is it me.....or could this be Charles Manson????
No, that's definitely not Manson. Manson had already been locked up in prison by 1974. He was put in prison on April 19, 1971
Yes...I know Tony. It was a "joke". And yes...I have read Helter Skelter.Originally Posted by Tony Trout
Yep, that is Charles Manson! I bet he was given day parole just to go see Elvis.
Does anybody ever wonder what happened to William Garretson?
'Taking Care of Beaulieu'.
Good question...I tend to forget about him. He was the first "suspect" best I remember.
Yes...I know Tony. It was a "joke". And yes...I have read Helter Skelter.
I realize that now, my friend. It does look a bit like Manson, though.
"Helter Skelter" was a very...interesting book. I still have a paperback copy I found at a flea market. I still read it from time to time.
Good thing it's not Manson, he despized Elvis and had planned to make him one of his next victims. Charlie boy said so when interviewed in prison a few years ago by 20/20.
Elvis is saying to "Charlie", Hey, Man how did you get out of San Quinten? I'm a D.E.A. agent and you're under arrest!
I'm the King of the Jungle, They call me Tigerman
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Sure is a good likeness to Charles Manson though...creepy! I bought the book Helter Skelter at a flea market too Tony. I can't think of anyone more evil on this earth...brrrrrrrr....
Diane
I belive that he
And I know that you also remember when it happened, right? I sure do.....well.
Charlie would have loved to get near Elvis. He wanted so badly to be in the music business and he did get to know Doris Days son, music and film producer, Terry Melcher- and one of the Beach Boys. They, for a time, found him chrismatic like his followers did, but they realised pretty quickly he was a...... how do I put this.........nut. I recently watched an in prison interview with Charlie and he is still as.......how do I put this.........nut.
I can not believe this creep has got a web site
Terry Melcher had lived in the house where the murders took place..that's why they were familiar with it. And YES...he is still a stark-raving mad, a lunatic.
Actually, he has several web sites. And...according to what I read he still has followers.I can not believe this creep has got a web site
I sure do remember when that happened. We were living in California at the time but in the San Francisco Bay Area.
I also saw an interview with Manson on TV a few years ago too and he looked and sounded just as manic as he always was. I can't believe he still has followers but I've heard that's so. They should round them up and put them away too before they get wound up and do something as horrid.
Diane
I swish he had tried to get near EP, I think ol' Charlie would have been taken out by one of the boys if not The King himself. "These hands are deadly weapons, son."
OH YEAH!!!
"I always liked that hillbilly."
-Waymore
This is one person I can say without guilt that I wish someone had taken him out before he was put in prison. I believe not many thank goodness, but a few people in history and the here and now have given up the right to call themselves "human" (and "animal" is much too good).
Diane
[/quote]Actually, he has several web sites. And...according to what I read he still has followers.
Well, I'd like to see him and his buddies take a very long walk off a very short pier. And then I'd.........
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