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Shit has been shit for decades.
It is all a MOVIE.
https://youtu.be/ux3e-rZrnrg
Charles Manson Interview with Ron Reagan Jr (Complete)
Ron conducted a well rounded interview and let Charlie speak without trying to intimidate or antagonize him.
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The association between Charles Manson and the number 17 generally stems from historical details about his trial and the prison building where he was held, rather than a specific permanent cell number assigned to him.The primary historical connection involves his holding cell during his famous 1970–1971 trial. Charles Manson was held in a basement cell at the Los Angeles Hall of Justice. While the historic building famously housed 17 courtrooms, the specific high-security cell where Manson and other high-profile inmates (like Sirhan Sirhan) were kept has been preserved as a historical artifact.
Additionally, the number 17 appears in other notable aspects of Manson's life and the history of his cult:
Early Criminal Record: By the time Manson turned 17 years old, he already had a extensive string of juvenile convictions and was officially classified by prison workers as dangerous.
Final Release Before the Cult: In March 1967, Manson walked out of Terminal Island prison after spending 17 years heavily institutionalized in various reform schools and adult prisons. This release gave him the freedom to travel to San Francisco, where he began forming the Manson Family Cult.
Tex Watson's Parole: Manson's prominent follower and right-hand man, Charles "Tex" Watson, was denied release at his 17th parole hearing in late 2016.