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$11.68 shipping Chaos: The Truth Behind the Manson Murders : Piepenbring, Dan, ONeill, Tom
Interesting book although nothing solid evidence wise to support any covert CIA involvement with manson although they were running in parallel at times in the same area and building, it seems a long shot although I never really bought the helter skelter motive anyway. Interesting about Mansons prosecutor though 1786090627 This book is very, very good. If you are a true crime reader then you have to read this. I always felt there was elements to the manson story that did not add up and things seemed loose based on the Hollywood elite and the swinging 60's This book exposes the reach Manson and the 'Family' had in Hollywood and all was not as it seems with the official narrative. You can see the painstaking work the Author has done and why he became so engrossed with this case. Sheds light on many things and many people. This book fails to bore and it is very hard to put down. 1786090627 Very well researched and written.But it was impossible to take seriously when the author name dropped Curtis Le May who happened to know someone who knew some one who spoke to some one involved in the case. This is seven degrees of knowing taken on a fanciful ride.There are definitely some weird things about this case. But everyone was speaking 30 years after the case and many witnesses had been continuously partying for the last part of the sixties.Let's just face it when people[some of them not very nice ] are tripping everyday for years, something seriously bad is eventually going to happen. 1786090627 This book greatly contributes to clarifying the missing piece in the Manson puzzle his being mind controlled or mind manipulated. Whether it was an experiment gone wrong, or an experiment that reached its purpose, remains the unanswered question.In terms of proof, it gets as good as it can ever get bar an official admission; but the age of congressional committees that managed to extract admissions seems long gone. And Manson died without revealing anything in this connection not that I would believe he was necessarily aware what was going on with and around him.So great research. I could not put the book down read it in one (long) sitting.Chapeau bas to the author for bearing through those long 'conversations' with Bugliosi not too surprising, there are other books revealing his less than innocent role in the case but it must have been hard to just sit through the pompousness and diatribes.I only regret that this book was not out by the time Peter Levenda finalized his Secret Forces it would have been a great contribution. 1786090627 If you’ve read helter skelter or the family then u know the common story. Well here’s a very well written researched and with references Uk ternate story that actually makes sense. Was this actually the cia Mk ultra mind control program answer to the hippy movement? Did the system let this happen intentionally?It points out discrepancies in the case. Holes in the narrative. Failures in the investigation. Seemingly intentional. I highly recommend this alternative story. Then make up ur own mind.For anyone interested in Manson, the hippie movement, the war on the hippie movement, mind control, corruption, judicial system, cia, Mk ultra, mind control, the use of LSD and the cia abuse of the lsd. 1786090627