... that sort of life. Escaping from the foster home, him and two other boys headed to California living entirely by them selves. He made it by means of robbery and auto-theft. How else would you survive? What would you do if you were hungry? Would your morale issues come into play? Would you allow yourself to starve because you know ... a young man made him accustomed to criminal behavior. His adult criminal record is endless. From 1955 to 1969, he had been arrested 27 times. These arrests ranged from Grand Theft Auto, to fraudulent checks, to Murder in the First Degree. After his release ...

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... stealing cars because "the money was so much better."" Manson stayed clear of the authorities for a couple years, but soon he was caught stealing a car and charged with Grand Theft Auto. He was sentenced to five years of probation, and of course Manson did not follow the rules, and of course he was caught and sentenced to three years imprisonment at ... ...

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... for those who he figured he could get something get something from. Not long after, Charlie escaped with some other boys and headed to California living entirely by burglary and auto theft. When they got to Utah, they were caught, and Manson was sent to his final school in Washington, D.C. While he was there, he was given various tests which showed ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School