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For the men, remember having to explain to other travelers their preferred non-violent pastime was stealing that not everyone in California was crazy. I cars. It was also their job to recruit wayward left those thoughts behind until that fall when, girls to return to the ranch. Of course drugs, during my first quarter at UCSB, I saw the face primarily LSD, were the mainstay for all of the of my neighbor and friend Leslie Van Houten family members. on the news. I knew Leslie and her family well. They lived across the street from us in Through their interviews, Davis and Le Blanc “It was 20 years ago today...” We immediately Monrovia, and she was two years ahead of me discovered the reason why the Beatles’ lyrics, associate that with the beginning track of Sgt. in school. In elementary and middle school including “Piggies” and “Helter Skelter” had Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, the Beatles’ I used to hang out at her house. They had a been written in blood at the crime scenes. ground breaking 1967 album. But it was 40 swimming pool and her younger brother and Manson believed that the White Album was a years and about three weeks ago today that sister were playmates. I had not seen Leslie message sent to him by the Beatles to incite a lyrics from the White Album were written in since she graduated from Monrovia High in war between the races. At first, the prosecution blood at crime scenes in Benedict Canyon and 1967. To see her charged with these horrific did not buy this race war theory. It later Los Feliz and came to be associated with one crimes was an incredible shock. became the theme of the trial. of the most gruesome and sensational murders in California’s history. August 9, 2009 was Ivor was the West Coast correspondent for the The original Five to Die chronicled the pretrial the 40th anniversary of the brutal murders London Daily Express. Among his gigs, Ivor had investigations. However, the story did not of Sharon Tate and her four house guests by traveled with the Beatles for five weeks on their end with the arrest of Manson and four of his Charles Manson and his “family.” Rosemary first North American tour and had ghosted a followers: Charles “Tex” Watson, Susan Atkins, and Leno La Bianca were slain by them the weekly column for George Harrison. Ivor had Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel. following day. serious reporting credentials as well. In fact, The trial lasted nine months and included a he covered Robert Kennedy’s 1968 presidential revolving door of defense counsel and antics The memory of these events and the bizarre bid and was in the Ambassador Hotel the night by Manson and his family that disrupted the trial that followed were brought back to me by Kennedy was assassinated. On the morning of process. It was not out of the ordinary for my good friend Ivor Davis, who co-authored August 10, 1969, he got a call from his editor Manson to suddenly stand up in court, turn the book Five to Die with Jerry Le Blanc. The in London assigning him to the Tate story. Ivor his back to the judge and have the others book is about the Tate and La Bianca murders teamed up with veteran freelance reporter Jerry immediately imitate his actions. He would also and the Manson cult family. It was published Le Blanc to investigate this celebrity murder. get up and stretch his arms to show that he was in January 1970, seven months before the Jesus reincarnated, ready for crucifixion. trial began. Years later, Aaron Stovitz, the The pair quickly found that they were often original lead prosecutor in the case, told several steps ahead of the police investigations. The array of lawyers also bordered on the Ivor that the book served as the blueprint When Manson was arrested in Death Valley, ridiculous. With the exception of former for the prosecution. However, the book Ivor rented a small private plane and flew to Public Defender Paul Fitzgerald, there was contained nothing about the trial or what had Independence where Manson was being held. very little criminal or trial experience among since become of all its various participants. His intent was to interview Manson, who was the defense counsel. Manson’s lawyer, Irving Having sat through the trial and having his booked as “Charles Manson, aka Jesus Christ Kanarek, slept in his car outside the court own run-ins with Charles Mason and the God.” However, Manson would not talk to house. One of Leslie Van Houten’s early “family” in the forty years since, Ivor decided him unless he paid $350 for the interview; Ivor lawyers, Ira Reiner, apparently had little to supplement the book for a re-release on the declined. The following day Ivor went to the criminal experience. He got out of the case 40th anniversary. The book is now titled Five Spahn Ranch, near the Santa Susana Pass, and early on and later on ran successfully for Los to Die: The Book That Helped Convict Manson. began interviewing the family members who Angeles County District Attorney. Ronald When Ivor told me his plans earlier in the year, still lived there. Hughes, Reiner’s replacement as Van Houten’s my own reexamination began. counsel, wore the same suit everyday until it Over the course of the next two months, Davis literally fell off. He also slept on a mattress I have always had a fascination with what took and LeBlanc learned how the Manson cult in a friend’s garage which served as his office. place that August. I am certainly not alone as operated. Manson was a modern Rasputin, Just prior to closing arguments, Hughes went Vincent Bugliosi’s book Helter Skelter remains a Svengali character capable of ordering his missing after a weekend camping trip to Sespe the best selling true crime book of all time. 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