An edition of The Family (Nemesis True Crime) (1969)

The family

the story of Charles Manson's dune buggy attack battalion

[Book Club ed.].
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An edition of The Family (Nemesis True Crime) (1969)

The family

the story of Charles Manson's dune buggy attack battalion

[Book Club ed.].
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"Ed Sanders gained access to every material witness to the Tate-LaBianca murders. He corresponded with Manson and visited the family many times in their quarters at the Spahn Ranch, and in Inyo County and Death Valley, their desert hideaways. He interviewed members of motorcycle gangs whose paths crossed that of Manson and his family.

He covered the trial for the Los Angeles Free Press and developed close relationships with both the family's defense counsel and the detectives who investigated the murders."--BOOK JACKET.

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Publisher
Dutton
Language
English
Pages
383

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The family: the story of Charles Manson's dune buggy attack battalion.
1971, Dutton
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Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
364.1523
Library of Congress
HV6248.M2797 S25

The Physical Object

Pagination
383 p. :
Number of pages
383

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24206795M
Internet Archive
familystoryofcha00sand
OCLC/WorldCat
3885217

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AROUND JULY 22, 1955, Charles Manson drove a stolen 1951 Mercury from Bridgeport, Ohio to Los Angeles, bringing with him his seventeen-year-old pregnant wife, Rosalie.
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