Deemer asked about his first meeting with Sebring. It had occurred in a London restaurant, Polanski said, describing how nervous he had been, and how Jay had broken the ice by saying, “I dig you, man. I dig you.” More important, “he seemed happy to see Sharon happy.” Roman had remained slightly uncomfortable through their next several meetings. “But when I came to Los Angeles, started living here, he came to our parties, etc. And I started liking Jay very very much. He was a.

— Vincent Bugliosi

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Noting that it would be a long trial, with many witnesses, I recall the old Chinese proverb, “The palest ink is better than the best memory,” urging the jury to take detailed notes to aid them in their deliberations.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Manson and the Beatles were mentally attuned.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Charlie interpreted the song to mean that the Beatles were telling blackie to get guns and fight whitey.

— Vincent Bugliosi

She is the best wife a guy could want. I didn’t realize how good she was until I got in here. I beat her at times. She writes to me all the time. She is going to have a baby.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Manson maintained, because he was completely paranoid. Being frightened of everything, he missed nothing.

— Vincent Bugliosi

During the first few days a total of forty-three officers would visit the crime scene, looking for weapons and other evidence. In searching the loft above the living room, Sergeant Mike McGann found a film can containing a roll of video-tape. Sergeant Ed Henderson took it to the Police Academy, which had screening facilities. The film showed Sharon and Roman Polanski making love. With a certain delicacy, the tape was not booked into evidence but was returned to the loft where it had been found.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Manson returned to Death Valley on December 31, 1968, he told the group, according to Poston, “Are you hep to what the Beatles are saying? Helter Skelter is coming down. The Beatles are telling it like it is.

— Vincent Bugliosi

They also knew something else the credit company investigators had never discovered. There was a darker side to Jay Sebring’s nature that surfaced during numerous interviews conducted by the police. As noted in the official report: “He was considered a ladies’ man and took numerous women to his residence in the Hollywood hills. He would tie the women up with a small sash cord and, if they agreed, would whip them, after which they would have sexual relations.

— Vincent Bugliosi

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1969.

— Vincent Bugliosi

If we were to get any of them to talk, I knew, we would have to separate them. There was a cohesion, a kind of.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Whenever people unquestioningly turn over their minds to authoritarian figures to do with as they please – whether it be in a satanic cult or some of the more fanatic offshoots of the Jesus Movement, in the right wing or the far left, or in the mind-bending cults of the new sensitivity – those potentials exist. One hopes that none of these groups will spawn other Charles Mansons.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Manson the martyr.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Sheriff Don Ward talked to the two miners in Shoshone and.

— Vincent Bugliosi

The irony of all this was not lost on the press, which reported, with some incredulity, that Manson had taken the stand to defend the man who had convicted him of seven murders!

— Vincent Bugliosi

I’d rather kill people than animals.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Even without all the independent evidence proving that Oswald killed Kennedy, it was obvious that Oswald’s murder of Tippit alone proved it was he who murdered Kennedy.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Tabbe took Susan to the jail beauty shop for a wash and set.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Deciding that his own life expectancy was directly proportional to his usefulness to Manson, Crockett made himself very useful, volunteering his truck to haul in supplies, and so forth.

— Vincent Bugliosi

Crockett doubted if we could ever convict Manson, because “he does nothing himself. His people do it all for him. He doesn’t do anything anybody could pin on him.” He added that “all the women have been programmed to do exactly as he says, and they all have knives. He’s got those girls so programmed that they don’t even exist. They are a copy of him.

— Vincent Bugliosi

The legal term for being one’s own attorney is “in propria persona,” commonly called “pro per.

— Vincent Bugliosi
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