The Story of Squeaky Fromme - Charles Manson Family SERIAL KILLER Locations 4K

Join us we tell the story of Lynette SQUEAKY Fromme and her role in the Manson Family. We also visit the street corner in Los Angeles where the Manson Family girls shaved their heads and held vigil when Charles Manson was on trial inside the Hall of Justice.
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[@whispersoftheafterlife1017]

Can you imagine going to prison in the 70s and not getting out until after the year 2000 and just being blown away by how the world has changed

[@ronniebishop2496]

How about going in 1970 and still in prison. ?

[@publicd]

That should be like a time travel.

[@cazpk6840]

They will be completely lost ; so much has changed. If they cannot adapt they might end up wishing they had stayed in jail.

[@hetaera3418]

Like Brooks Hatlin in Shawshank Redemption!

[@whispersoftheafterlife1017]

@@hetaera3418 yea.

[@TheKulu42]

I was present years ago when Squeaky Fromme was captured after her escape from Alderson prison and brought to the federal courthouse for arraignment. She wanted to know if she had to pledge allegiance to the flag and other things like that. And she was so detached. She kept talking about saving redwood trees and was even reading a pamphlet as she was taken away. It was an odd day in court.

[@howareyou857]

Squeaky was looking for external validation because her father's coldness destroyed her self esteem. Made her vulnerable to manipulation. What's most bizarre is that she still appears to be under Manson's influence.

[@dukey19941]

Taking as many drugs as she did, it will affect your brain.

[@JG7470]

You can say that about quite a few people in today's society. A big portion of this country has been Masoned.

[@howareyou857]

@@dukey19941 yes drugs, particularly LSD were part of his brain washing tactics of ' dropping the ego'.

[@caveman3021]

The depth of your research never ceases to amaze me! Great stuff Grimmlife! 🙂👍

[@joejones9520]

epigenetics Im sure figured in; sounds like her parents werent fully normal people.

[@78masternate]

Just when I thought I’d seen practically every location you show us the squeaky pole. Incredible and to think it’s still standing over 50 years later and the cement hasn’t been vandalised after all those years. Mind blowing. Thank you so much for this video it’s a gem. 👏🏽

[@robya7843]

Who the hell cares about the seqkey pole

[@petermickus8688]

@@robya7843 nice spelling

[@robya7843]

@@petermickus8688 thank you

[@Wednesdaynightmare]

Hearing them sing you just get the strangest feeling...

[@johndean4765]

Hearing the girls singing credit to them Lovely voices and harmony.

[@mdeysenroth]

I am shocked that she was paroled. I figured an attempt on a presidents life would land her in prison for life. Great video; lots of info and footage I have never seen.

[@sfs1167]

Odd, isn't it? John Hinckley Jr. (who shot Reagan in 1981) is out of prison/secured mental health facility. He lives with his mother in Virginia.

[@joejones9520]

hinckley shot a president and several others with EXPLODING bullets, none of the victims were ever the same and one eventually died from the injuries but after yrs of living in pleasant facilities and not obeying orders to stop writing to jody foster, the dangerous nutcase is out and playing concerts...

[@bikerleo1966]

The gun was never loaded. She was not about to do harm to the president at all. Which is why she was released in the end. She should have tried to make a point about the dammage to the planet in that way thou.

[@davidcollin1436]

The Greta of the 70s😂

[@CardioPulmonaryRNBSN]

You left me craving more of these videos!!! Very interesting indeed! I wasn’t born until 1983, but this has always been something I wanted to learn more about. Please continue this as a series of some sort.

[@jasunhuerta5587]

Wow, you GriMMs find the BEST curiosities... Who would have known there was a "Squeaky Pole", in LA, and the Manson Family points of interest are so telling of a time gone by.... Thanks, GriMMs for another Grand episode..... :^)""""""""

[@angelwalker3260]

Love seeing the matching photos from then and now, and the old news clips. I grew up in the 70s, can't get enough of Manson and his 'family' lol Great research you do, love you guys and this channel 😘💕✌️

[@ladycairixoxo7910]

Oh I remember this lady , she is still kind of brainwashed by him all these years later. Thanks for these videos. I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 so it’s amazing to hear about all these stories I’ve never heard of ❤️ you research so well xx

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

Yep. She tried to kill President Ford but didn’t have the gun loaded properly. We still have tons of gun crazies here. 🥺🇺🇸🥺🇺🇸

[@TheYamato19]

You hit another home run with this video. I learned so much, I’m in downtown Los Angeles every weekend and walk pass these streets and places you showed in this video never knowing I was walking by historic places.

[@rodimus371]

It’s amazing how Manson was able to manipulate these girls and so many other. Disturbing and at the same time fascinating .thank you for posting great stuff as always

[@joejones9520]

and they never snapped out of it no matter how old they got or how long they didnt see him, it's crazy!

[@rodimus371]

@@joejones9520 its remarkable really how they were almost in a trance

[@816Souljah]

Check out the movie "Charlie Says".

[@MIWBailey666]

Charlie Says is on Netflix, btw.

[@Rorshach1004]

Women are desperate to follow a strong male leader. It’s not that difficult to see how Manson did what he did. It would be easy for a Manson figure to do exactly the same thing today, particularly as there’s a lack of strong male leaders in many areas and arenas now.

[@nowhereman1670]

I met Manson once. He was a jerk. He was the kind of person you meet once and never hope to meet again. He wanted me to "follow" him, join his 'club,' write music and become famous. He kept saying things like, music is like a river of notes in the sky. All you need to do to write a song is pluck the notes. And that is exactly what his crappy original songs sounded like. I mean. When I heard a few, I thought, there is absolutely nothing that can be done with these stupid songs to improve them. He wasn't a scary guy. Just a major psychotic coward who weasels his way into people's lives and sucks out all that is good. How he escaped being locked up in the mental institutions, sitting a corner throwing s**t balls at everyone long before the murders, is beyond me. Yes, these people are a part of out history. A stain on our history. And while there were some amazing things that happened in the 60s. It was a terrible, terrible decade that bled into the 70s.

[@Dzanarika1]

I have read that it was all staged.

[@satka2mau487]

Exactly...he wasn't powerful...his words were empty..If you are awake you wouldn't fall for his BS...he never Said anything relevant ...they were desperate lazy people he attracted around him..living in a non reality...all the flower power peace movement....and then they rob, hurt and then murder..Apparently few bodies buried at Spahn ranch...they killed people before LA Bianca and Taye murders....

[@sitluxetluxfuit4481]

Your full of shit

[@tjacobemxw109]

I worked with a guy that had stayed on the ranch in his young adult years. Every time he told the stories they we’re always the same and never changed. Very interesting stories too the way they were expressed was like it had happened yesterday

[@LaurenMiddleton28]

Tell us the best ones you remember!

[@markyboy214]

Well that's very vague

[@peterm1826]

Right 😒

[@brickhouse3282]

It's very interesting how those crazy girls' narrative so closely resembles the new crazy left wing mob. You could put their manifesto side-by-side and it would look very very similar.

[@zacharyalthouse3490]

@@brickhouse3282 I don’t know, Kinda reminds me of MTG and Lauren Boebert

[@harryvonhammer2310]

Love all your videos! Every aspect of the Manson story is fascinating. I've watched every interview and every time i can feel myself getting drawn in. I can see how the girls, and the guys became who they became under his influence. Despite what he did or what he didnt do i believe him to be one of the smartest and least understood figures of his generation

[@loristewart800]

Thank You for doing this video! I was 9 when Sharon Tate and her baby and her friends were murdered. My mother talked about it for years. Its hard to not think about it to this day.

[@kellie5476]

This is one of those cases that just never leaves me. Thanks for covering one of the lesser known people involved.

[@courtneymoran3759]

Lesser known?! Than the victims?!

[@scottcastro9383]

Fromme is not really lesser known. She’s fairly infamous.

[@farrellmcnulty909]

@@scottcastro9383 That's true, not really lesser known, but more worthless, I think.

[@riamazzarone3707]

So interesting. I thought I’ve seen everything about the Manson family, but you shown us something different. I love seeing the actual places where things occurred. Thanks!

[@ciararyan9370]

Another great video! It struck me, watching it, how young Squeaky and the other girls were. And when the reporter was interviewing them they really seemed to believe that they were doing something good. They thought Manson and the others on trial were going to get out again and life was just going to continue. It would be interesting to talk with them today.

[@joejones9520]

I detected a slight proper tone or formality in their speech that girls dont have today, funny considering they were extremely improper!

[@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers]

A former classmate said once, he observed Lynette casually pushing a stapler into her arm, making it bleed. Guess that was a precursor to what troubled kids of today do in cutting themselves.

[@raynie999]

Love you guys. Love your videos. Didn’t know Squeaky was paroled. Kind of crazy to think about.

[@debbiedunn8600]

I remember when this happened. It was such a sad, sad thing. May they RIP. Thanks for inviting us to tag along and for all of the information.

[@crashers17]

The last picture of the girls with the shaven heads and x in their foreheads, is super creepy. I read Helter Skelter when I was in 7th grade and it scared the shit out of me... Nothing like the Manson family before or since, has terrified so many people...imho of course.. Awesome video,I hope you do a whole Manson series that would rock !

[@johndean4765]

Deb17 I was very young when the murders happened. What's fascinating is the devotion the girls had to Manson to the extent of shaving their heads.I do think that lynette squeaky fromme really did have an incredible fragile beauty when she was young, she was Not involved in the killings.

[@lisascorp]

​@@johndean4765 I think she was a misguided lost soul. A very loyal person. When I see the footage of her interviews etc at the time, she actually seems like a sweet person and outgoing and friendly. Likeable. I am sure Charlie never would of asked her to go because frankly I don't think she would have had it in her to kill. Her father treated her crappy and I think Charlie showing her love was so foreign to her, that she was devoted to him forever. Sad she couldn't see through it and break away. I was 3 when this happened.

[@chriscoogan8090]

Love your channel..would you ever document the 1970s LA punk scene..Hongkong cafe..Starwood..Wisky a go go..Danny's Oki dog..so many great memories

[@maryannwheeler6116]

I was 2 years old when the Manson murders happened. I remember growing up and hearing about it on the news. Hearing my family talk about it once in awhile. Every time they saw that Manson was going to court or whatever. Totally insane. What he had those people do to Sharon Tate and the other people is just horrific. Thank you for doing this video and sharing it with us. You put such research into everything. You're amazing

[@BlackDahlia26]

He did not tell them to do it. They did in there minds what they wanted to do. He asked them individually “would you kill for me and face consequences?” They said yeah. He didn’t know Tex chose that house. He was in San Diego that night for getting a traffic ticket but Tex Watson chose her house. He did say he knew Sharon and seen her a couple of times at Denise’s and Elvis house. His story stayed the same after many years even the interviews but how many times did they change there story to what they did to those poor innocent people. They blamed Charles then they blamed Tex for the killings and then they changed to who they killed and didn’t kill. Steven parent sister made a point saying “Charles wasn’t there when the murders took place. He did not hold the gun to Susan, Patricia, Leslie or Tex’s head ordering them to kill them”. They knew what they were doing whether if it was drugs or no drugs. He knew Leno because Leno knew a guy named Frankie and he did ask where is Frankie to Leno but other then that Tex Watson and the girls killed them. They are just pointing fingers to other people for there own actions. Yes Charles may have been crazy in his own mind but he knows damn well where he was and what he was doing. It was not the only time they first killed. Bobby beausoleil killed Gary hinman for his Volkswagen and the Manson family killed Donald “Shorty” Shea because they thought he was an informant with the police after the Tate-Labianca murders. All those years the Manson girls never said sorry to the victims families. Paul Tate Sharon Tate’s father saw an interview of Susan Atkins in the 1980s an interviewer asked her “would you give out the words to say I’m sorry to the victims families?” Her response was “you ask hard questions”.. whats so hard about saying there truly sorry for what they have done. Several members of the Manson family did say that the Tate-Labianca murders was a way to get Bobby beausoleil out of prison to make it like it’s a black war. RIP to all the victims.

[@zebrastreet9993]

@@BlackDahlia26 He was not in San Diego that night getting a traffic ticket. That was earlier. He returned to the ranch before evening with Stephanie Schram, having been in San Diego. Also, you'd have to be out of your mind to trust Manson when he told Hard Copy that he'd met Sharon at the homes of Dennis Wilson or Elvis Presley, let alone that Tex chose the Tate house with no input from Manson. But believe what you want.

[@BlackDahlia26]

@@zebrastreet9993 yes everybody believes that Manson was crazy but you don’t get it either. I watched interviews, I watched parole hearings. I know what they kept doing to get out. People believing killers is just sick. Those girls and Tex Watson are monsters no matter what. You can believe what you want to hear. He does admit to some things he did but those girls keep changing there stories. Diane Lake wrote in her memoir he did meet Dennis Wilson and Dennis Wilson did say they met when he picked up 2 young women at sunset boulevard.

[@zebrastreet9993]

Kaleen Kee I’m not that interested in your overall view of the crimes. Everyone has an opinion, no matter how many interviews or parole hearings we watch or read. I was mostly just correcting your error about Manson not being present at the ranch on the evening of the Cielo murders. He was there, even by his own admission. Manson said a lot of shit in his interviews. Sure, some truth is in there but also a lot of horseshit. When he claimed to have met Sharon Tate, personally it is my opinion he is speaking in a riddle, using a metaphor. In other words, he didn’t literally mean Sharon. He meant Hollywood. People in the entertainment industry. That is the way he talked sometimes. But that is just my read of it. I also think he spewed plenty of nonsense during interviews because he had no love for the media and liked to mess with them. Taking him literally with stuff like that is a mistake. But whatever.

[@BlackDahlia26]

@@zebrastreet9993 I was talking about him not being at the Tate house. I didn’t care what he did at the ranch. Yes he did sound insane like I mentioned earlier. It don’t matter if he was in San Diego or at the ranch. A lot of people claim he was there but as a matter of fact he wasn’t. They all were insane that night. It’s nobody else fault but the ones who did the killing. Have a good day.

[@passionforlust]

I have such a strong caring for the memories of all the victims of the Manson Family and have talked a couple of times with Sharon Tate's sister Deb, such a together and lovely lady considering what she had to go through. Anyhow except for my love of history I would have nothing to do with any of the Family members in any fashion. One day when trying to research more online regarding Sharon Tate, I came across the most horrible pictures of Sharon at the crime scene, hope I never see those pictures again, yet seeing them makes me totally detest the Family fully, no quarter from me. Have a great weekend Michael and Jess-Dan-Vancouver BC.

[@ericathegypsy4946]

I adore/adored Sharon Tate. I grew up watching her films and such. She died before I was born,but still loved her. And watched everything about the trial and case because of that. Thank you for showing something I have never seen. Blessed Be.

[@jenniferwise8515]

Both Polanski and Tate were know satanists. Still " adore" her?

[@rubyputnam8526]

@@jenniferwise8515 That is NOT true. I adore Sharon Tate as well. She was known as a very sweet person and had a lot of friends. Came from a good family. That is such a stupid rumor started by people who were freaked out about the murders and how such a thing could happen to innocent people. No one could make sense of it. Btw, check out the documentary about Jay Sebring. It's really good. It's here on youtube.

[@jenniferwise8515]

@@rubyputnam8526 not a rumor at all. Research her dad as well. Sharon was sadly a satanist.

[@joejones9520]

@@jenniferwise8515 it doesnt matter because being a satanist is no different than being a leprechaun; neither is a real thing, anyone could call themselves that but still not a real thing. It is impossible for anything to violate our laws of cause and effect. Magic, religion, the occult is all bs, has never happened and cant happen.

[@zebrastreet9993]

@@jenniferwise8515 That QAnon/satanic panic stuff isn't real. Conspiracy theories about witches and devils has made some of you insane.

[@adamcollectoruk]

Excellent work as always. Yes..I visit such places and there is nothing like actually being there to better understand and appreciate a case.

[@barbarashorttobrien1337]

Ive studied the Manson Family inside and out that I had nightmares, one where I was walking into a funeral home and I walked up to a casket with a woman with long blond hair and she was pregnant and knives were sticking out of her belly, I turned around and all the attendees were dressed in black hooded capes and then all the sudden knives came popping out of there hands and one of them said your next pig, Thank goodness I woke up but during my study with them I knew each member like I lived with them but Grimmlife I didnt know this about Squeaky Fromme, thank you, you and your wife really get to details of a story, you have me enthralled in your stories. Thanks for covering this one and finding these details and I thought I knew everything about the Manson Family. We were going to go vosot the Sharon Tate home but after that dream I skipped it now Im kicking myself because they tore it down in the 90's. Keep up this excellent work, by far the best youtube channel on here.

[@amandadavis4446]

That song lives in my head rent free... 🖤 Fantastic video

[@thomasaustin2718]

Please do a story on Jay Sebring home please...I would love to see it . Keep.up the great work ...I love your channel.

[@SadieAtLarge]

@Grimmlifecollective, this is a great idea. Hopefully, a video soon on Jay Sebring. 👍

[@thomasaustin2718]

I've only seen a few pics of his home over the years and have never seen any pics of the inside, I always wondered what it looked like. Scott Michaels Six Degrees of Helter Skelter did a interview with the owner, it has quite the History. I absolutely love you guys KZbin channel, you go to all the places I would love to see ,I look forward to every new one. So keep up the good work and thanks again for making a old lady 😃 smile.

[@markhall8874]

My man, love your videos, you have a way of coming across very honest, sincere and mindful of the "survivors". I love the way you combine the historical footage along with the narrative of you two. I understand many of your viewers are younger and are quite possibly learning about these issues for the first time, but I am much older (60)and many of your videos take me down memory lane. Thanks to the both of you, and continued success with your channel. 🖖

[@baciliomejia1893]

I enjoy watching y'all dope content on KZbin especially during a winter storm here in Garland Texas

[@Vort317545]

She did a podcast interview a year or two ago. You can find a copy here on KZbin. To promote her book. She still praised Charlie unrepentant about that. BUT is no longer a major part of what she's about. From the podcast he seems a very cool old flower power hippie type. Sweet downright loveable . You can't imagine that she was once sitting at Sphan movie ranch post trial on camera toting rifles and bullet belts preaching revolutionary uprising with Sandra Good at her side. Redheads and their passions gotta love them.. lol

[@leesashriber5097]

Absolutely fabulous video! I learned a lot from this. You guys rock!!! 😊❤️

[@runedharma22]

Dakota Fanning played a great Squeaky in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. Dakota scared me.

[@nickandtheabandoned]

You always amazing with these videos Michael, thank you. Sandy was so convinced

[@motorizedmisfit-artist8535]

I knew the old man, I was a family friend of Charlie. We were working on a book when he died and I was doing all the art. Interesting times.

[@dakotashea3561]

You have a first amendment right to film publicly, from public locations. You're very respectful to places when filming but never forget, you don't need to ask permission. The right was granted to you by the blood and sacrifice of fallen heroes.

[@jadesilk]

Agree. Trust but verify: I know you are always so courteous and polite with everyone, and want to acknowledge their wishes and comfort level, but if you want to film something from a public sidewalk or other public property - as I understand it - you can film anything or anyone you can see from a public space, even if what you are filming from public is a private space. Nor do you need anyone's permission to film them in public with no expectation of privacy (ask the paparazzi!).

[@gardenplots283]

A right but in this day and age of school shootings and child abductions it is understandable that schools do not want people taking pictures or video.

[@dianayount2122]

people have to be so careful about their kids and school. Good for him to be considerate of those who might be fearful of a stranger with a camera.

[@spaceage007]

Film what your eyes can see in public it’s our right. Shame on the school from stopping you.

[@lisabradford8180]

@dakota shea: damn straight👍👍

[@raymondelaw]

All of your videos are so informative and it's great seeing all of these places. Keep up the great work!

[@dickeryjones1805]

Loooove this!!! Thank you for your hard work in these videos.

[@ToiletClogger1945]

I have to stop the video half way through just to tell you, holy shit dude. you keep surprising us with such great videos. well made, well thought out, well edited. all these clips we didnt even know existed. hell yea dude. okay continuing now lol

[@franknethercutt1842]

guys are my favorite youtubers. please never change. love the content!

[@wendellbatts2477]

Nicely edited, great documentation of history. A huge piece of 20 century Southern California history that has yet to be fully analyzed. Good work, as usual.

[@mtaylor7307]

These acts culturally were a loss of innocence for a nation. The end of the hippy flower child love and peace movement.

[@lunauna9098]

I absolutely love your videos. All of your topics fascinate me. Thank you for all the work and effort you put into your videos 🤘

[@josephnickell6652]

She now lives at 6772 Benton Rd Marcy N.Y.

[@janis041964]

Outstanding one again!!!!!!!😀😀 ......By the way....how about the Virginia Rappe And Fatty Arbuckle Case.........or the Johnny Stompanato homicide..... or nearly anything thats in the Book "Hollywood Babylon" by Kenneth Anger....(who did the Film "Lucifer Rising" with Bobby Beausoleil of the Manson Family.....) Bobby Beausoleil also wrote the soundtrack........... Thank you again👍👍👍

[@johnnee2321]

I'm a new member living in middle Earth. I must say these little gems you two create are lovely! I toast My mug of beer to you my friend!

[@vtindyfan802]

Dandelions growing on the lawn! Here in Vermont - ice & snow along with as much cold as You want. I like California {parts of it} anyway. When I was young - I lived in Long Beach [Oil Field City]. Somehow I came across Grimm Life & have found it very entertaining + along it being very informative!...

[@SammyNeedsAnAlibi]

Awesome vid. Very cool of you to take the time to go to these places. I never heard of the "Squeaky Pole"... I'm gonna visit it next time I'm in LA, that's for sure.

[@kevinnesbitt6485]

Love how you guys dig deep and find all this information! Fantastic video Michael and Jessica Definitely my go to channel Great work

[@mateocafe45]

Interesting video, Michael. Lynette SQUEAKY Fromme seems to still be taken with Manson. At least it appears that way in the clip from the interview. Cults are dangerous. I have talked to many that have been sucked into their web of deceit.

[@KristineS73]

Another video! You are both working so hard and i APPRECIATE your content so much! I learn something from every video and this one WOW its been so long since Manson and it will never fail to give me shivers down my neck! 🎃👻🦇🕸🕷🎃

[@bobbyanderson7233]

The content on this channel is second to none. GREAT!!! Keep them coming.

[@winterrenee]

So i’ve been like religiously watching your channel lately & the past few days i’ve been on a manson kick in general so it’s crazy that you posted this today!!

[@ZX-zw3ge]

Even though I grew up with a stepfather, I never had a father because this bastard beat me shitless, and also, my mom hardly ever gave me attention. Now that I'm older and thousands of miles from her, she's hoping I'd come home someday but it's not possible hopefully. I can relate to squeaky but I grew up perfectly fine and with an open mind that didn't turn out like hers.

[@ZX-zw3ge]

11:27 This is why and during the trial, that these three ( well now two) have a hard time trying to beg for their release. No mercy for either.

[@maricarlo6043]

Thank you for being respectful of the school🦋🦋🦋🦋

[@maricarlo6043]

You have a new subscriber 🦋

[@maricarlo6043]

I don't live in Stockton but I know it well... Flora street I may visit for historical purposes.

[@matt007]

Now when ever I hear about the Manson Family, I can’t help but think about Leo torching the hippie with the flame thrower… 😂😂😂

[@merro05]

Excellent content again. Would love to see some locations for Susan Atkins if you ever think about doing that. Greetings from Ireland.

[@SadieAtLarge]

Thank you for this video. Very informative. Good research. 👍

[@daytripper135]

OMG!!! I discovered your channel yesterday and I can tell you your videos are a really treasures for those who love this case. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@garrettsanders4832]

Man, this is a really good video. Thanks for capturing this!

[@mrpoe8005]

I love how you presented the video; great stuff. I visited Corcoran CA several times and low key looked for any Manson Family people while he was incarcerated there. I also wrote Manson once asking for an interview for a documentary, but he send my letter back to me unanswered.

[@Lucy-ek6ne]

Wow would of thought he would of done seens he likes being in the lime light 🤔

[@duffbaker9554]

@@Lucy-ek6ne It gets old-hat after awhile and the thrill eventually wears off..

[@Lucy-ek6ne]

@@duffbaker9554 and the fact he couldn't read or write hence sending the letter back unanswered 🤷‍♀️

[@anxietyisms]

chances are, your letter never reached charlie. guards read all incoming packages. the prison sent them back to you, not charlie.

[@lisascorp]

​@@Lucy-ek6ne he could read. It's been stated many times that shortly before he stated recruiting people into a family, he read Dale Carnegie book "How to win friends and influence people"

[@slightlycrippled1551]

I'd like to see an interview during current era with the girls who were singing with their hands out talking about how a big revolution is coming ..... Obviously they're all real young , WHEN did they think " Perhaps I should move on and get an apartment or start a family ". Surely at least one made something of themselves

[@user-vr6sd3cr9p]

Squeaky! The masters pet name. For one of his girls. Spent a big part of her life behind bars. Life was hard for some. That opened the doors to Charlie boy. Michael and Jessica you explain things very well. Love your videos.

[@rando9094]

Grew up in Westchester, went to Westchester High. When I found out that Patricia Krenwrinkle went to the same high school I was at, I got chills! And now to know that another member has ties to Weschester, I got chills again!

[@ricardocastillo5485]

Thank you for just being plainly factual and respectful of Lynette, not knee-jerk gross and exploitative and disrespectful to her. She's a real human being.

[@dmzabo3914]

Are you sure?

[@dukey19941]

Who tried to murder someone.

[@dmzabo3914]

@@dukey19941 , someone here has sense! Thank you for saying that. I think it slipped past the commenters mind that this leftist icon tried to take a life and possibly had something to do with the murders that happened that fateful night at the mansion when the actress and heiress where butchered.

[@mainman127]

Great job as usual thank you

[@jct7588]

I really appreciate your work. It's all about locations with me, I find it fascinating. Thank you for your hard work, your effort is appreciated.

[@edhudson6627]

I grew up in Sacramento. My dad hated Ford, for pardoning Nixon. I remember him saying "see. Little red riding hood can't stand him either".

[@traceydaizy]

I thought it was Squeak because her name is fromme which is French for cheese, mice like cheese and mice squeak 🤷🏼‍♀️ you learn something new every day.

[@davidfreeman7455]

After all these years she's still crazy

[@chapingaryjr]

By far my favorite series on this channel...love the channel..but the way you discuss the subject I get pulled in...my favorite of the uploads was the one where you went down to the little half cave...you added a song song by the mason girls that was really creepy..is that particular light pole with squeakys name historically saved because of how long it's been there...I'm talking even before her name was written..

[@brittanyeller8186]

Can't wait til my shirt gets here I ordered from you guys 🖤🖤🖤

[@hallking7441]

The book Helter Skelter is probably the most complete history of the Manson murders and trial.

[@shauntaylor6040]

Not really.

[@berekhalfhand4775]

@Douglas Farshtey Oh, did he mastermind multiple murders?

[@elsmeervd4893]

No! It isend ! That is chaos by tom o Neil

[@gazzhunter]

Keep the Manson content coming!

[@crazyconnie06]

Nothing makes my day better than a video from you guys! Love you 💓 Hugs from Wisconsin!

[@leoxavierjazz]

Another amazing vídeo!Thank you ✨👏🏻

[@reaa5251]

Thank you for the video! Very interesting, especially when no one else really talks about the lives before they joined that terrifying group! Btw loving your shirt!

[@emilywilliamson1176]

Oh hey.. my dad was a radio announcer and she used to write him from prison lol

[@darcyjohnson6771]

Love Bill Curtis…that voice is so recognizable and so perfect as a narrator.

[@niallmcdonagh1093]

Outstanding. Going places again and again the mainstream media ignore but which are riveting!!

[@robc6567]

Very informative , awesome stuff as always!

[@brownfox4995]

Squeaky was an extremely cute girl. Leslie Van Houten was absolutely gorgeous. What they seen in Charlie I will never see. He destroyed so many promising young lives even beyond the victims.

[@Cheyloveesbunny1993]

This is so wonderful! What you both do is so amazing! The stories blow my mind!! Also, I want that “I love Spooky” t-shirt!! ❤️😍

[@sandytinky]

Your videos are packed with interesting information! I've been learning a lot from you two! 💖💖

[@Djasmr1]

I'm stuck in a BAD winter in ohio right now (like pipes froze/snowed in)...thank you guys for helping cure my depression 🖤🖤

[@kensims4086]

Same here in ky...

[@Lisa1111]

What a wacky bunch of teens they were! Dang her name in cement is actually older than myself! Thanks guys ❤

[@niteowl365]

Gee, anyone is capable of being good or evil, most people choose not to. Whatever their background is it does not give them or anyone else the right to torture and maim and kill. LSF should never have been paroled.

[@joejones9520]

@@niteowl365 Hinckley actually did shoot a president and others with exploding bullets, causing severe injuries and proving intent to kill, but he got out.

[@Brad68303]

Great video! Love all the effort on the Manson sites.

[@lancegardner7670]

Another awesome video. Great job!

[@fab208athome]

Very strange, I've been watching a lot of Manson videos lately and then a new one of yours pops up. As usual your contents is fascinating and well researched - the Squeaky Pole; amazing. I'm reading a book at the moment called Chaos: The Truth About the Manson Murders; I recommend it highly if you haven't read it. Keep up the great work, respect to you and Jessica.

[@marcosmendez5712]

This is one of the best documentary and make me ask for more. Thanks Grimm man keep doing this.

[@chairlegmusicinc3878]

Great family history documentation videos. Great job. I once wrote to Charlie about one of his songs and received a reply saying AIR is the only important thing. Some of the family music is really quite brilliant even with the girls doing main or backup vocal. Red definitely a part of that.

[@vancrow9806]

Soooooo goooood. Excellent as always Spooky Spooksters👏🎃🖤🕺🏻👻💃🏼

[@garriejohnson4585]

You guys are great! Lovin' he content 😊

[@chrisquinlan6527]

I wonder how the owners of that home feel having her name scribbled in the front like that. Very interesting video. Thank you.

[@joelampo1]

It was kinda cool when the truck rolled up and that only added to the photo lining up even more at the end of the video. Good stuff as always :)

[@janetlieb2507]

Fascinating! You take us to so many wonderful places and events! L💙ve the History! L💙ve you!💙💙

[@gardenplots283]

Pop culture fun fact - The WV federal prison camp Squeaky was at is the same one where Martha Stewart spent time.