Charles Manson follower Susan Atkins dies

[pope04]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Krack Korn

Like this guy?

http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/...102/story.html

^%*# me. I was at a house party up in Airdrie the next weekend after Ford whacked his folks. You could see a sliver of the murder house from where I was whooping it up with friends.

Hopefully, he gets a little dose of brain cancer. Cripes, he leaves his little sister to find the remains of her parents? I wonder what she thinks of big bro's release.

[Huntingwhale]

Wow, the people on that parole board should be horse whipped to the brink of death.

Ford never offered an explanation for why he murdered his parents. But during his successful parole hearing in Victoria last May, he said: "Would I ever kill someone again?That's not going to happen."

Wow, just wow. Not only does he not explain why he did it, but that's all it takes to get parolled?? Canada is DEFINETELY the country you want to murder someone in if you ever want to get out again.

[burn_baby_burn]

I just watched the docudrama Manson a few weeks ago. It is narrated by Linda Kasabian who was present during the murders but was never convicted. She did how ever serve as the main witness for the prosecution. The film makers had to search for Kasabian and convince her to tell her story. It is only the second time she has spoken about the incident in 40 years.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009...abian-polanski

[Royal Eagle]

I dont have an ounce of sympathy for her death.

One of the best things justice ever did is to refuse and deny her conditional liberty and compassionate release when she requested it.

What she did back in 1969 was unforgiveable.

[missdpuck]

Originally Posted by burn_baby_burn

I just watched the docudrama Manson a few weeks ago. It is narrated by Linda Kasabian who was present during the murders but was never convicted. She did how ever serve as the main witness for the prosecution. The film makers had to search for Kasabian and convince her to tell her story. It is only the second time she has spoken about the incident in 40 years.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009...abian-polanski

I saw this too. Interesting how shefelt she too should have been punished.

I had no idea how beautiful Sharon Tate was. That doesn't make her hideous murder more tragic than any other, I just had no idea she was so gorgeous.