
For the 27th time, presenting to the commission on parole, the 69-year-old serial killer and former member of the cult of the famous maniac Charles Manson Bruce Davis is recommended for the release from the California male colony in the city of San Luis-Obipo, Sky News reports.
The most loud murder of the sectarians of Manson, the pregnant wife of the director Roman Roman Polanskoy, Sharon Tate and six more people in 1968, Davis was not involved. However, in 1972, a man who was 30 years old at that time was convicted of the murder of musician Gary Hinman and stuntman Donald Shorti, whose body was cut into pieces and buried in the ground. For a long time, Davis did not admit his guilt, claiming that he was only a witness to crimes, but later he nevertheless agreed that he was also responsible for the murders committed.
However, despite his repentance, all the previous attempts by Davis to achieve parole were unsuccessful. So, his last petition was rejected in 2010 by the Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger, who emphasized the terrible character of the crime committed by a follower of the crime, and found that the killer was still dangerous to society.
According to the prosecutor Stephen Kei, who was engaged in the business of the "family" of Manson, the killer should not let go of the wild now. “You would like to wake up and find Bruce Davis living in the neighborhood? I think there is no,” he said, emphasizing that, in his opinion, the maniac should die in prison, said The Los Angeles Times . We agree with the opinion of the prosecutor and the former member of the sect Manson Barbara Hoyt, and the sister of the brutally murdered Sharon Tate Debra.
Meanwhile, Davis’s lawyer Michael Bekman notes that his client was “glad and finally sighed calmly”, learning about the decision of the Council. “It is time for him to go home,” the lawyer said.
It is expected that the final decision on Daviso Davis will be made by the current Governor of California Jerry Brown within 120 days.
It is worth noting that from the entire “family” of Manson, only Steve Skogan, who actively collaborated with the investigation and helped the police in search of the remains of Donald Shi, was released parole. He was released in 1985. Meanwhile, in April of this year, the Californiao’so Commission rejected the twelfth in an account with a petition for the release of the 77-year-old Manson.
Charles Manson was born in 1933 and spent 18 years in prisons by 34 years. Freed from prison once again in March 1967, Manson arrived in San Francisco, where he gathered around him a circle of loyal young people, to whom he announced that he was the son of God, but at the same time the devil, so he could dominate both good and evil.
Most of the worshipers of Manson were girls. Very soon they began to call themselves a “tribe” and “family”. The girls entering the "family" should have been subjected to collective rape. There lived the "family" of Manson on an abandoned ranch, not far from Los Angeles. Members of the cult were most often engaged in sexual orgies and served the devilish masses on which drugs were used. They also cut animals and drank their blood.
However, soon Manson and his followers wanted the blood of people. Late in the evening of August 8, 1969, they penetrated the luxurious villa on the outskirts of Hollywood Beverly Hills, where the party held by the pregnant wife of the filmmaker Roman Polanski, actress Sharon Tate. Among her guests were Jay Sebring, the hostess of the beauty salons network, the assistant Polanski, the film operator of Voechetek Frikovsky, the daughter of the "Coffee King" Abigail Folger, as well as the 18-year-old artist Steve Preent. In the morning, the police discovered the corpses of all these people. On the wall, "Pig!" It was written with blood.
Just a day later, the "family" killed two more people on the villa owner of the La Bianca supermarket chain - the owner of the villa and his wife died. According to one version, the murder of Sharon Tate and her guests, as well as the murders of La Bianca and his wife, Manson made in order to bring the police on a false trail. During the investigation, it turned out that two weeks before the massacre in Beverly Hills, July 25, 1969, Manson and two members of his "family" killed musician Harry Hinman.
As a result, the maniac and members of his cult - Patricia Krenvinkel, Suzanne Atkins, Leslie Van Guten, Charles Watson - were sentenced to death. On February 19, 1972, the California Supreme Court abolished the death penalty for all those sentenced.