Charles Manson Research Paper Outline

Thus, this proves how Charles was the inside informant on the kidnapping team and conspired with Bruno for the kidnapping of Charles Jr. Because Charles had a eugenics mentality and because we know that Charles Jr. had a physical sort of abnormality, Charles simply could have made up this kidnapping to send Charles Jr. to an institution which as discussed, was a very common thing to do at the time

Charles is being held at Turner Gillford Correctional Facility. He refused to talk to reporters. Charles 's stepfather, Willis Archibald, has stated that his stepson is innocent. He also stated that they are trying to pin a murder on a teenager who has a lot of issues. This is not the first time Charles has been arrested.

In shocking news today, Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten could be getting out of prison after all this time. Us Magazine shared that Leslie has now tentatively approved for parole effective today. She has actually been turned down 19 times in the past. Most people know her as the one who wrote the messages on the wall at the murder scene of married couple Leno and Rosemary LaBianca back in 1969. At this time, Leslie Van Houten has been recommended for parole.

On November twelfth, 1934, Kathleen Maddox brought Manson into the world in Cincinnati, Ohio. Kathleen was only a sixteen-year-old runaway at the time she met Manson’s father, a married man known as “Colonel Scott”. She eventually met and married William Manson, who gave Charles his surname. However, the marriage was short lived and William divorced Kathleen in 1939 for a variety of reasons that range from infidelity to abandonment. Two years later, she and her brother were arrested for armed robbery and Manson was sent to live with various relatives in West Virginia.

Before the first day of testimony even began, Mr. Manson wanted to ask jurors “a few simple, childlike questions that are real to me in my reality”. He was denied. Then, during the voir dire, Manson stared at Judge Older before moving on to Prosecutor Bugliosi. Bugliosi raised the question during a recess, “What are you trembling about, Charlie? Are you afraid of me?”

3 years later, in 1942, she regained custody of charles. Since Kathleen didn't have much money, they went from motel to motel taking care of themselves. While they were staying at the motels, his mother would leave him alone to fend for himself while she went off to bars or with the many men. Charles kept busy by committing petty criminal acts such as minor thefts and robberies, this is most likely to be where he got his criminal tendencies from. His mother couldn’t keep him under control so she decided to send him to a boarding school in Indiana called “the

Charles Bronson was his choice, from the movie Death Wish. On the 69th day he was arrested after trying to impress his girlfriend by robbing a jewelry store. He tried to get her a ring. Michael Peterson did not return to prison, Charles Bronson did, and he was meaner than ever. Upon entrance into the big house, he started another reign of terror.

Joseph C. Palczynski was a spree killer in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland who in March 2000 terrorized residents in the region by killing four people and taking a family of three as hostages in one of the longest one-man standoffs ever known. The saga ended with two of the hostages escaping and a third being rescued, Palczynski being shot to death by Baltimore County police, and a woman being sentenced to prison for purchasing his weapons. The story came to the public's attention on March 7, 2000, when a triple homicide occurred in the quiet community of Bowley's Quarters near Middle River, Maryland an area not accustomed to violent crime.

Her name was first Norma Jean Mortenson which was changed to Norma Jeane Baker, and then later changed to Marilyn Monroe. Her mother, Gladys Monroe, listed Marilyn’s parents as Gladys Monroe and Edward Mortenson on her birth certificate. Shortly after her birth, Marilyn was sent to live with foster parents because Gladys felt that she could not provide a suitable home for her. Marilyn was raised by the Bolander family for seven years. This environment was labelled as sheltered but somewhat domineering.

Charles Manson, father of the ¨Manson Family¨ was born on November 12, 1934. The ¨Manson Family¨ was created in the late 60ś but gained national notoriety after the family committed a series of nine murders in July and August of 1969. All of Manson's followers lived in a single home where, they were cut off from their families, friends, and society as a whole. Manson was viewed as the single undoubted leader who held all power in the organization. Manson worked to organize his followers to commit murder for him.

A quick look into Manson’s childhood however and one might be inclined to question that notion. In this report, I will explain and utilize Michael R. Gottfredson and Travis Hirschi’s “A General Theory of Crime” and Edwin Sutherland’s “Differential Association” to analyze his involvement in the 1969 killing spree. Although Manson had a very lengthy criminal history, his infamy came from his involvement in series of killings dub the Tate-LaBianca murders by the media. On August 09, 1969, Manson ordered members of his

‘Hoffa was then nabbed for attempting to bribe one of the jurors.’ Jimmy was then sentenced to prison for eight years. Jimmy then was convicted for taking $1.7 million in union funds.” He fought off entering prison until 1967 and ended up doing 58 months” (Mafia History pg.222) , then had his term commuted in 1971 by president Richard Nixon with provision that he would have to stay out of politics for ten years. Hoffa refused and took legal action against the stipulation .

From a young age Charles Manson experienced neglect from his mother and his father, often times being left alone to fend for himself. Charles had the ability to manipulate people even

Bonnie had smuggled him a gun, and he escaped. He was recaptured and was sent back to prison again. Clyde was later paroled in February 1932. He later rejoined Bonnie, and they continued their life of crime. They were believed to have committed 13 murders and several robberies, and burglaries by the time of their death.

Even if he was well-respected in the art world, Charles has had a life-long drinking problem and depression that put him out of work and placed him in mental hospitals. Though in his earlier stages, Charles didn’t physically abandon them, but mentally he did. This caused their mother to be, mentally and later physically, a single parent. Though Arthur was affected by his father’s condition, he was also proud of him (“Conan Doyle Info”). At the age of 9, he was sent off to a jesuit preparatory school in England at Hodder Place, Stonyhurst from 1868 to 1870.