To many people Charles Manson personified evil but right up until his death there were times where he professed his innocence ...

At age 12, Charles Manson was sent to Gibault School for Boys in Terre Haute, Indiana, for stealing. Over the next 20 years, he was in and out of reform schools and prison for various crimes.

Today, Manson is most notorious for his crimes, but there was a time when he was an under-the-radar folk singer. Notably, many under-the-radar folk singers auditioned to be in The Monkees.

Manson gives his motive on what led to the Tate-LaBianca murders, while also discussing his 1970 murder trial and maintaining his innocence. Charles Manson's Final Interviews Are the Focus of a ...

During the Manson family’s 1970 trial, Kasabian told jurors that Manson’s girls did “anything and everything” for him. The Manson family murders are being examined in Errol Morris’ new documentary, ...

According to Billboard, Charles Manson met record producer Phil Kaufman while they were serving time in Los Angeles County Jail. In 1968, Kaufman moved to Spahn Ranch to live among the Manson Family.

October 1970: Manson "Family" members sitting outside the Los Angeles Hall of Justice. Inset, Angela Lansbury and Charles Manson. (Image courtesy of Wonders Of Animals/Facebook and Getty Images) ...

They stayed in touch until Manson’s death in 2017. Charles Manson being led from a courthouse in December 1969. These recordings “gave us a candid conversation that we’ve never seen.

Fifty years after the Manson Family killings, the name Charles Manson still evokes a strong image — that of a shaggy-haired cult leader who spoke provocatively about mass murder. “There’s no ...

A new Peacock docuseries, “Making Manson,” out Nov. 19, features 20 years of recordings of Charles Manson’s private phone conversations from prison.