Speyside
8 years ago
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago
=d> =d> =d> =d>
Gene363
8 years ago
Finally, a giant toilet bowl flushed that turd to hell.
DrafterX
8 years ago
Good Riddance... 🤐
Mr. Jones
8 years ago
My guess is ??? U.S. taxpayers spent $2-3 million at least on his prison room and board...not counting the trial or his appeals and parole board hearings...ADD ANOTHER
$1.5 MILLION for that and incidentals...

One .45 shell woulda been cheaper...

I guess the only "BARGAIN" was his "free home-mader swastika prison ink tat on his wacked forhead"
teedubbya
8 years ago
I heard he was a democrat and stuff
deadeyedick
8 years ago
RIP (rest in pieces)
bassman45
8 years ago
RIH-Rot in hell
TMCTLT
8 years ago

About time.

Speyside wrote:




Amen to that brother šŸŗ
MACS
8 years ago
The only sad part about his death is that is was from natural causes... and CA taxpayers were forced to foot the bill for his existence all these years, when he should have been shot in the face after he was convicted.
fishinguitarman
8 years ago
He is prolly glad he died so he could burn in hell
cacman
8 years ago

The only sad part about his death is that is was from natural causes... and CA taxpayers were forced to foot the bill for his existence all these years, when he should have been shot in the face after he was convicted.

MACS wrote:


The sad part is the State of California allowed him to live to begin with.

Manson and his accomplices were allowed to live when, in 1972, the California Supreme Court invalidated the state’s death penalty statutes. As a result, the members of the family sitting on death row had their executions commuted. All were given life sentences and made eligible for parole.
http://www.newsweek.com/charles-manson-dead-why-wasnt-cult-leader-executed-after-being-given-death-716476 



Ever see the movie "Citizen X"? Mr Jones is correct. A 45 or 9mm to the head would have been cheaper. And invoice the deceased's estate for the cost of the round and burial instead of taxpayers footing the bill.
TMCTLT
8 years ago

The sad part is the State of California allowed him to live to begin with.



Ever see the movie "Citizen X"? Mr Jones is correct. A 45 or 9mm to the head would have been cheaper. And invoice the deceased's estate for the cost of the round and burial instead of taxpayers footing the bill.

cacman wrote:





AGREED

Carl, I'll go you one better....it should be a lotto draw on which family member gets to pull the trigger.
MCAddict
8 years ago
Just think, we wouldn’t be having this discussion if Kalifornia had executed him and his entire brood in the 70’s.
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