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In the discussion thread: Charles Manson, now 77, gets new chance at parole [View all]

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Sat Apr 7, 2012, 01:31 AM

Ken Burch (31,237 posts)

32. If he gets paroled...will Charlie audition for the Monkees again?

Now that Davy's gone...they do have a vacancy.

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57 replies	Author	Time	Post
Charles Manson, now 77, gets new chance at parole [View all]	alp227	Apr 2012	OP
LOL!	slackmaster	Apr 2012	#1
Rot in jail. n/t	rayofreason	Apr 2012	#2
Agreed. This nutcase should stay in jail until his dying day. n/t	RebelOne	Apr 2012	#9
photo below....	IamK	Apr 2012	#3
and now he's a Nazi, to boot. Stay in jail, a-hole	wordpix	Apr 2012	#34
The tat has been there for YEARS. Nothing new. n/t	Hepburn	Apr 2012	#39
I believe the public's best interest is served	Cirque du So-What	Apr 2012	#4
This message was self-deleted by its author	raouldukelives	Apr 2012	#5
The Laura Bush comparison is ridiculous, and Manson was convicted	virgogal	Apr 2012	#6
oh for fuck's sake what a sick disgusting post.	cali	Apr 2012	#12
That pretty much covers it for me...	BadtotheboneBob	Apr 2012	#17
Well I don't disagree with your assessment.	raouldukelives	Apr 2012	#52
This post was hidden by jury decision.	IamK	Apr 2012	#20
You really don't know much about the Manson Family, do you?	chelsea0011	Apr 2012	#25
I think they should let him out only on the condition that he does a reality show with Snooki. n/t	Mojambo	Apr 2012	#7
He doesn't want to be Romney's VP, either.	TheCowsCameHome	Apr 2012	#8
Fingers and toes crossed for you Charlie! nt	Snake Alchemist	Apr 2012	#10
when he was very small - his mother once sold him for a pitcher of beer	Douglas Carpenter	Apr 2012	#11
The most accurate description for Manson is "incredibly damaged".	nolabear	Apr 2012	#15
Yes, incredibly damaged is the perfect description, they destroyed what was good in the soul of a	polly7	Apr 2012	#37
I know plenty of former abused children	Tabasco_Dave	Apr 2012	#16
Fortunately very few even severely abused children become violent sociopaths	Douglas Carpenter	Apr 2012	#18
I heard his father invented the question mark. nt	Snake Alchemist	Apr 2012	#30
Manson himself said he would not attend the hearing. Probably his last, because I read somewhere	crunch60	Apr 2012	#13
I do wonder what Charlie's life would have been like, if he had a loving family around him. Must be	crunch60	Apr 2012	#14
Manson doesn't want to be paroled.	Archae	Apr 2012	#19
What am I missing here?	-..__...	Apr 2012	#21
WITH the possibility of parole	alcibiades_mystery	Apr 2012	#35
If this had happened a year earlier, and he'd been released...	3waygeek	Apr 2012	#22
He'll do what he always does	Jack Rabbit	Apr 2012	#23
What good could this sociopath bring to society by releasing him?	chelsea0011	Apr 2012	#24
At the same time, what harm could he do?	harmonicon	Apr 2012	#26
I assume u r just kidding. nt	Lucky Luciano	Apr 2012	#27
"I wouldn't care if he lived next door to me"	-..__...	Apr 2012	#28
this has sitcom written all over it. nt	Snake Alchemist	Apr 2012	#31
Yea, right. He's a new man. Hell, put him on the Today show for a makeover.	chelsea0011	Apr 2012	#44
I didn't say that.	harmonicon	Apr 2012	#48
"I taught a parrot to say mother-fucker"	Seedersandleechers	Apr 2012	#29
If he gets paroled...will Charlie audition for the Monkees again?	Ken Burch	Apr 2012	#32
Well Mitt is looking for a Veep candidate to balance the ticket	Botany	Apr 2012	#33
he'd never get parole even if he took the hearings	NoGOPZone	Apr 2012	#36
He's sane enough to know he's not going anywhere. Ever.	Fuddnik	Apr 2012	#43
Jeeeeeeeeeez, let the sucker die in Jail.	Hepburn	Apr 2012	#38
That is exactly a reason to release someone, not keep them in prison.	David__77	Apr 2012	#41
By "do", I did not mean cause some sort of harm.	Hepburn	Apr 2012	#54
The story is that when he was young and being released	treestar	Apr 2012	#56
So, did he actually kill anyone?	David__77	Apr 2012	#40
Inciting other people to kill is a crime, too	Lydia Leftcoast	Apr 2012	#42
That ain't inciting, it's conspiracy.	Liber-AL	Apr 2012	#50
Even if Manson was only guilty of conspiracy,	tabasco	Apr 2012	#55
Oh, please. He hogtied the LaBianca family and ordered his pathetic group to slaughter them	chelsea0011	Apr 2012	#45
So it's conspiracy.	David__77	Apr 2012	#47
You don't see a problem with Manson released from priosn???	obamanut2012	Apr 2012	#53
He's convicted of murder	treestar	Apr 2012	#57
Why won't this useless amalgamation of mostly carbon just get cancer already?	2ndAmForComputers	Apr 2012	#46
Not only can't they release him, they can't even bury him outside the prison walls	jmowreader	Apr 2012	#49
Good thang he wasn't jailed in Mississippi	Liber-AL	Apr 2012	#51

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