Community Chat

[Brisky]

She did the crime and I personally would like her to do the full time.

[NicksmomESQ]

 I believe she belongs in jail until the day she dies!! She showed no mercy to the people she callously murdered. She deserves no mercy,period.

[Trinity11]

I feel sorry for the families who lost loved ones to this woman and had to deal with the stress of not knowing if she would be released. I am happy to read that the Governor is refusing to free her. She is exactly where she should be ...behind bars.

[mousiegirl]

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@Trinity11 wrote:

I feel sorry for the families who lost loved ones to this woman and had to deal with the stress of not knowing if she would be released. I am happy to read that the Governor is refusing to free her. She is exactly where she should be ...behind bars.

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@Trinity11   The families have to go every two years to the parole hearings to tell why the Manson members should not be released, what agony to have to relive it over and over.

[Love my grandkids]

I lived in So. California for my first 60 years and I vividly remember this bloodbath.

Many years ago I had bought a copy of Just Cross Stitch magazine and in the letters was one from this "person" requesting a particular chart. Her address was clearly a prison address.

I could not believe a letter from this person was published!

I actually called the magazine's office and spoke to someone in the managing editor's office and reminded them EXACTLY who the letter writer was.

The woman I spoke to was horrified.

She is a killer and I hope she suffers and rots in prison. She showed no mercy, why should any be shown to her?

[phoenixbrd]

First reasonable decision by the governor.

[Trinity11]

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@mousiegirl wrote:

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@Trinity11 wrote:

I feel sorry for the families who lost loved ones to this woman and had to deal with the stress of not knowing if she would be released. I am happy to read that the Governor is refusing to free her. She is exactly where she should be ...behind bars.

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@Trinity11   The families have to go every two years to the parole hearings to tell why the Manson members should not be released, what agony to have to relive it over and over.

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@mousiegirl My heart goes out to them. I cannot even imagine how painful it must be to have to re-live hearing about their horrific crimes.

[itsmetoo]

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@Love my grandkids wrote:

I lived in So. California for my first 60 years and I vividly remember this bloodbath.

Many years ago I had bought a copy of Just Cross Stitch magazine and in the letters was one from this "person" rerquesting a particular chart. Her address was clearly a prison address.

I could not believe a letter from this person was published!

I actually called the magazine's office and spoke to someone in the managing editor's office and reminded them EXACTLY who the letter writer was.

The woman I spoke to was horrified.

She is a killer and I hope she suffers and rots in prison. She showed no mercy, why should any be shown to her?

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I also lived in SoCal for well over 60 years and I also vividly remember the slaughter of all those innocent people.  It was one of those incidents where I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when the news hit.  I personally hope she and the others involved rot in he!! and can't believe anyone would think she is not a threat and should be released.  Those were brutal, heinous crimes.

[Katcat1]

When you think about how Sharon Tate and her baby lost their lives and also Sharon's friends it was absolutely horrible.  Let her rot in jail because that is where she belongs.  That whole Manson crew should be in prison for life.

[Diva on The Q]

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@Goldengate8361 wrote:

She is not a threat. She should have been released on parole. 

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We (the public) don't have all of the facts. There is no way we can know 100% she is not a threat. I'm sure the Governor's decision to deny parole is based on factual information.