Charles Manson's Mom (Kathleen Maddox)

[@robinwhitney1222]

Charlie already told us his mother lies and in her interview she was most definitely lying. Although I wasn't there; psychology tells us a child doesn't run away from home because he's spoiled and loved too much. Charlies life is basically a text book case of a kid coming from a broken home.

[@larriveeman]

how about manson being the one lying

[@eternalsoul220]

He never said her mother lies. He said that her mother told her that "anything that anybody has ever told you is a lie".

[@shesarockstudios]

The exact quote is "the only thing my mother ever taught me was that everything she said was a lie"​@eternalsoul220

[@robinwhitney1222]

@@shesarockstudios Exactly, thanks!

[@kevinbrady3063]

I know one thing for sure Michael my man, nobody could never say that you don't do ALL the research on every single angle of Charlie's life! Awesome! Peace ✌️ ☮️ 🕊

[@leeinoregon1326]

Great intro, Michael, and thanks for sharing! Most of this is new to me. Isn't it wild that kids were being fingerprinted in school?

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Exactly!

[@HolandesFrito]

Thank you so much Michael! You are amazing!

[@MichaelsBackporch]

You rock!

[@BigSkyScotty]

Thanks for another great video, Michael !!

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Thank you for watching and commenting I really appreciate you.

[@nonyasghost420]

Love your videos!!

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Thank you for watching and commenting it really means a lot.

[@tonyl7142]

Tysm dear Michael from Portugal 🇵🇹 for one more great video!!!

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Thank you I appreciate you tony...

[@raydavison4288]

I was also born in Ashland, Kentucky, and I grew up about five miles from where Charles's mother grew up. I knew a few of Manson's relatives. They were just average people. Some were churchgoers, and some were outlaws.

[@RedLeo-pf9yo]

Church turned me into an outlaw !!!!

[@Christrulesall2]

Charlie looked a lot like his mother. It's really a shame how poorly she treated him. His life would have turned out a hell of a lot better if he had her love and support. He had so much talent and potential, but trauma robbed him of it. UPDATE: Sad News. Yesterday, Matthew Roberts, the man thought to be Charles Manson's son has unexpectedly passed away. Full details are unknown as of yet, but it is confirmed. I came across this information from "Daze with Jordan the lion" page. I spoke with him a few times through the comments on his channel. Super kind and sweet guy. May he RIP ❤❤🙏🙏

[@MichaelsBackporch]

They sort of had the same eyes.

[@Christrulesall2]

@@MichaelsBackporch Identical eyes. Same facial structure, too. The pic of charlie in the van looking sad( most likely being in prison transport) he is literally her spitting image.

[@buriedverydeep]

Thank You Michael, Great Video, Very Informative!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Appreciate it!

[@MidnightSocial]

How are you getting on with your Book? Any updates?

[@kalicramer7608]

Loving the intro!

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Thank you...

[@RiverTruth]

I believe her. But ! She never loved him or truly bonded with him . She was too young and selfish . This caused a severance of human connection and compassion. Charles lied about his childhood and got others to do his dirty work.

[@bradley940]

Hay Michael just wanted to say this video was great to about Manson Mom I meant to comment on this video but think I forgot video definitely gave much better understanding of Manson Mom I never believe All of what the media said about her I always felt kinda sorry for Manson not having a more loving caring mother video was great dough. Thanks for sharing about the guy playing Manson music at the end of the video check music out pretty good. Take care Michael have a great day ✌️😎

[@wnerko7484]

Let me tell ya somethin Jack!!!!Charlie never raked leaves,mowed grass!!! Mrs.Manson.1973.

[@RachaelClarkeClarke]

The mother sounds narcissistic

[@MichaelsBackporch]

I am glad she wasn't my mom. She wasn't too motherly.

[@RiverTruth]

Mike , look into attachment disorder. Manson , through no fault of his own, failed to bond with mom and subsequently other human beings. This set him on a dark path 😭

[@bryanekberg1042]

Ive been watching interviews and doing some research and im starting to think hes not as guilty as they say he is.

[@Criticalthinker0515]

Nothing. Now I learned this information this is the strangest case of the twentieth century it reminds me of a tree with many different branches.

[@johnnyman9513]

look for the roots

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Look for the worms in the roots

[@billyshane3804]

What about Stephen Kay's Mother?? Love your work Michael.

[@Christrulesall2]

Steven Kay was his mother.

[@johnnyman9513]

@@Christrulesall2 which was from his mother

[@MichaelsBackporch]

I was walking in to do a documentary and at the same time Steven Kay was walking out... I immediately thought its Steven Kay from his mother... I didn't say it but thought it. I just said Hi.

[@johnnyman9513]

@@MichaelsBackporch it 2nd nature to think "from his mother" when anything pops up about steven kay

[@dylanahart5555]

thanks so so much for this story and video. this was perfect 😂 how much was 35$ worth in todays money?

[@MichaelsBackporch]

$786.35 today

[@dylanahart5555]

@@MichaelsBackporch thanks for that!!

[@clint81]

"Kuh-nah-wah" It's an Algonquin style word, maybe Shawnee

[@RedLeo-pf9yo]

You can knock somebody out with a ketchup bottle?😂

[@Clintsrandomvids]

Again an amazing job Michael thank you so much for the upload that's too bad you weren't around back then you could have represented Manson better than he can represent himself thank you again and we love you in Peterborough Ontario Canada😂👏👏🇨🇦🇨🇦👏👏🇨🇦🇨🇦🍻

[@debbiebeggs4256]

What a waste of a mother

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Alcoholic with demons that's for sure. Glad she wasn't my mom.

[@mikerock621]

Thanks for the video Michael. Great job.

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Thanks for watching!

[@jamesf4405]

Charles Manson is what happens when a child is thrown away. He is an example of a child raised without love or even care. He grew up in government institutions. Was he a criminal? The way he was treated should be criminal. I hope Charlie is in heaven. Jesus forgives and loves us all, no matter what. 🙏✝️

[@Robot1970-t4p]

Seems like Charlies Mother & Aunt giving him money all the time ruined any work ethic for Charlie for life and shaped him as an adult.

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Sounds too like Manson learned how to punk the system early asking all of them for the same money.

[@Robot1970-t4p]

@@MichaelsBackporch Was Charlie just down right spoiled at an early age by his family and couldnt accept that he didn't become a pop star so turned on successfull people through jealousy?.

[@RiverTruth]

@@MichaelsBackporchit ruined his self esteem/ confidence in my opinion. He also didn’t the patience to work hard for a music career. Instant gratification was his game

[@RiverTruth]

@@Robot1970-t4phe was an envious person from a very young age .

[@anastasiapoulos8018]

They all say “they didn’t do it”. Common. I feel sorry for his upbringing. She was too young to be a mother. Not capable. You want to give everything to your kids, but it’s not always best for them. He learned manipulation.

[@MichaelsBackporch]

I feel bad for him in the early years too because nobody cared about him at all. They say they did but I don't buy it.

[@RiverTruth]

@@MichaelsBackporchI agree . He didn’t receive any true empathy or support

[@BarbaraJohnson-vb7pp]

What an amazing article. Sounds like he was lazy, pampered, used people and just a bad seed from the beginning till the end. Period. I’ve never had any respect for him since learning of him. He wasn’t responsible for the murders he was accused of… although he did murder others unrelated to his charged crimes. He was just as he said… a hobo, a jug of wine, and a straight razor which doesn’t equal to much. A vigilante, an outlaw. His choice. This is just my opinion. Thank you for another informative video. I always look forward to each one.☮️❤️

[@MichaelsBackporch]

Thank you for watching and commenting I appreciate that thank you.

[@GeOsmomGina]

Manson told us she was an alcoholic and went to prison. .

[@Belleadonna69]

I can't see you!!!😮😅✌🏻☝🏼❤

[@MichaelsBackporch]

The shadow knows.

[@Belleadonna69]

@@MichaelsBackporch 😂✌🏻❤️

[@oldmechanic9685]

very good video, Michael I watch everyone of your videos. I don’t comment much but I always do give you a thumbs up. I’ve often wondered if the bar/café was the blue moon cafe that Charlie and his mother lived up above. There was one other thing Colonel Scot I believe To be, to be research that I have done. He was a direct descendent the of the Mccoys from the Hatfield and McCoys feud the colonel he was called, but he was never in the service his grandmother had her cabin burnt down two kids killed. She was beat with the butt of a rifle in the middle of the night by the Hatfields on New Year’s Eve. This crazy thing runs so deep thanks Michael.

[@MichaelsBackporch]

You are too kind thank you. I have heard that too about the McCoy thing they even say it at the museum.

[@jamesgoldstien1468]

That she is related to me & I found out through my church.. not HELTER SKELTER !!! We got pictures also.. Thanks for sharing

[@MichaelsBackporch]

That's very cool thanks for watching.

[@jamesgoldstien1468]

@@MichaelsBackporch~Your Welcome.. while doing my own family work with the church Manson was listed as some related to me.. but account was locked.. I do have the profile name, you wanna make a family search profile & go search it up.. I’d have to get the I.d. Number

[@jamesgoldstien1468]

Charles profile on family search- I.d.# LTTC-PB6

[@jamesgoldstien1468]

Kathleen- his mom’s - I.d.# 27S5-Q5X

[@jamesgoldstien1468]

Colonel Scott- I.d.# L4CZ-SNP

[@finnhagan7036]

How can you do an unarmed robbery

[@stevengallant6363]

Threats, I guess. Only dumb people comply.

[@finnhagan7036]

He went to boys town as well i think

[@SueWampler]

✌️

[@samsmith7585]

I have seen no genetic evidence linking Charlie to Col Scott's side of the family.

[@MichaelsBackporch]

It is a lot of hearsay that's for sure.

[@robbblue4516]

Was Charlie an alcoholic?

[@samsmith7585]

I don't know of a single reference that associates Manson with alcohol.

[@MichaelsBackporch]

No, he didn't much approve of it either. He said he would rarely on occasion drink Scotch whiskey with ice in a glass.

[@robbblue4516]

@@MichaelsBackporch thanks

[@samsmith7585]

From 'TaborFresca': Regarding Scotch Whiskey, at a parole hearing Manson said: “I drink scotch whiskey. I like scotch whiskey and I drink beer occasionally. I'm not much of a wine drinker, but now and then some wine with meals is alright.”

[@samsmith7585]

Also this: The Last Psychological Evaluation of Charles Manson: Implications for Personality, Psychopathology, and Ideology pg5 "(Manson was) ...tying himself to the McGivney Scotch Whiskey Empire."

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

Can y'all tell me what did Manson think of jimi Hendrix?

[@MichaelsBackporch]

He would probably say something like my generation was Bing Crosby man not Jimi. I know he knew him I am not sure if he ever commented on his music though. I seem to recall him saying something of Hendrix like he was nobody when he knew him.

[@johnmcclung7536]

He didn’t have that bad chid life

[@MichaelsBackporch]

I don't know they didn't tell some of the real bad parts. They made it sounds as if he didn't anyway.

[@SteveArnold-ue9hm]

Hey Michael I've always wondered if Charlie new captain beefheart I know he had been to zappas house

[@samsmith7585]

Lunar Notes - Zoot Horn Rollo's Captain Beefheart Experience, by Bill Harkleroad, pg 32 c.1998 "I do remember early on we used to go up to this monastery where (band member)Victor(Haydon) lived in Chatsworth, CA. These monks would go around and do their "monk" thing, but then every Saturday night they would hold a talent show. We'd go up there and see some really creative stuff going on there. ... It was there that we ran into this guy named Charles Manson and his troop of followers. He had this bus that he'd turned into a hippie wagon that people could live in. It definitely had that "Twin Peaks" feeling--that's the best way for me to describe it. This was just prior to all the bad stuff--the murders. It was in this dry stream bed just down the road from where Victor lived that they eventually found a body from one of his family's gory little numbers."

[@SmallPotatoes-j2c]

Did you ever meet Charlie out of prison? No? I did. Twice. No 3 times.

[@samsmith7585]

details?

[@SmallPotatoes-j2c]

@@samsmith7585 Sam, I know you from Nancy's stream. I am not writing a book here.

[@shesarockstudios]

Liar

[@SmallPotatoes-j2c]

@@shesarockstudios Prove me wrong Dude.

[@kevinbrady3063]

@SmallPotatoes-j2c it's impossible to prove a negative/lie wrong. It's up to you to provide proof which you clearly don't have. Cry for attention maybe?!🙄