New Charles Manson murder admissions could point to even darker pattern: experts
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In a newly released prison phone call, notorious serial killer Charles Manson confessed to additional murders, sparking skepticism from forensic psychologist Kris Mohandie. Manson cryptically mentioned a part of his life that remains a mystery to many, revealing his involvement in criminal activities in Mexico, including stealing cars and being connected to killings. However, Mohandie cautioned against taking Manson’s claims at face value due to his history of manipulation and deceit.
The upcoming docuseries “Making Manson” promises to delve into previously unreleased conversations with Manson, shedding light on his childhood, criminal past, and time as the leader of the infamous “Manson Family.” The series features interviews with family members, associates, and even former cellmates who witnessed Manson’s violent behavior behind bars. Despite his charm and charisma, Manson’s true nature as a manipulative and dangerous individual is highlighted throughout the documentary.
Manson, who spent over four decades in prison for orchestrating the gruesome murders carried out by his followers in 1969, shocked the world with his ability to incite violence and chaos. His twisted ideology of “Helter Skelter” aimed to spark a race war through senseless killings, with actress Sharon Tate among the victims. While Manson did not physically commit the murders, his psychological control over his followers was evident in their heinous acts.
Forensic psychologist Kris Mohandie expressed a lack of surprise at Manson potentially being responsible for more murders beyond those he was convicted of. However, Mohandie emphasized Manson’s penchant for lying and manipulating others for personal gain, casting doubt on the veracity of his confessions. Manson’s history of deception and self-serving motives make it difficult to discern the truth behind his claims, leaving many unanswered questions about the extent of his criminal activities.
Criminology expert James Pipe underscored the importance of investigating Manson’s new revelations to ensure justice for any additional victims. The shocking admission of further murders challenges previous perceptions of Manson’s criminal history and calls for a thorough examination of unsolved cases possibly linked to him. Law enforcement must remain vigilant in pursuing the truth, no matter how much time has passed, to uncover the full extent of Manson’s violent legacy.
