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The Manson Family Murders

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The Manson family murders are well known and was widely covered by the media. This was in part due to who the victims of this heinous crime were. In the late 1960’s Charles Manson and his group of followers living in spahn ranch in California started a killing spree that would shock the nation. It started with the murder of a music teacher named Gary hinman over some bad drugs he sold the group. members of the Manson family held him in his apartment for 3 days. During that time Manson, himself showed up and struck him in the head with a sword cutting open his face and slicing his ear. On the last day, he was murdered by bobby beausoleil who then proceeded to draw a paw print and political piggy on the walls of his apartment. This was all to
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