A new audio recording of American criminal Charles Manson, who died in 2017, reveals that the latter would be involved in other murders.
The guru claims to have “been involved in a few murders” during a visit to Mexico.
At the end of the 1960s, he led several followers of his sect to murder nine people in Los Angeles.
A new recording which reveals more about the criminal journey of Charles Manson. The famous American cult leader, now deceased, admits in previously unrevealed audio to having “been involved” in murders other than those committed by followers of his community, at the end of the 60s. Disclosed by a new documentary series broadcast by the American platform Peacock, this soundtrack is the result of previously unpublished discussions with the guru.
“There is a whole part of my life that no one knows“, says the criminal in this document, referring to his life before the series of murders committed by members of his sect, the “Manson family”, in 1969. That year, he pushed his supporters, united within this group , randomly attacking wealthy residents of Los Angeles, California. Actress Sharon Tate, wife at the time of director Roman Polanski, was murdered when she was eight months pregnant. In total, at least nine people were killed in this series of murders ordered by Charles Manson.
Crimes allegedly committed in Mexico
Sentenced to death, before his sentence was commuted to life in prison, the guru died behind bars in 2017. But this recording suggests that the latter would therefore have been linked to other crimes. "I lived in Mexico for a while," he assures in a telephone call from his prison. “I went to Acapulco, I stole cars. I got involved in things that were beyond my control, man. I was involved in a few murders. I left my .357 Magnum in Mexico and I I left dead bodies on the beach.“
During his trial, which marked the United States at the time, Charles Manson presented himself as the representative of a demonic force, displaying a swastika engraved on his forehead. Described as a psychopath with great powers of persuasion, he had controlled these atrocious crimes to try to push the population into a war between whites and blacks. This concept, named “Helter Skelter” after the title of a Beatles song, implied according to him that white people would then take him as a prophet once they had won this racial conflict.
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