... the last few mutilating her pregnant body. And that was only one of three nights of the killing spree. The strange and twisted group of people responsible for these murders liked to call themselves "The Manson Family-. They were lead by Charles Manson; a misguided hippie who's ambitious yet perversely ... with his guitar into the hippie scene in San Francisco; where he found himself a group of nave and gullible followers. He used LSD and amphetamines to control the minds of these people; most of which were young women who ran away from home and were easily manipulated. Almost all of ... ...

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... culture, except that was what he needed to follow to blend in and he was able to learn about drugs and how he could use them to influence people. This is when Manson began to form his group of followers, most of them were young women who led troubled emotional lives and were rebelling for no ... reason against authority and society. Mostly, his followers were very weak-willed people who were nave, gullible and quite easy to lead. With the help of LSD or acid, and amphetamines, Charlie was able to alter their personalities to meet his needs. By ... the black man would not be able to hold...

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