(Kaiwind.com) According to the Inquisitr， "Dateline-mansen" (NBC) was seen Thursday evening on June 16, 2016. This episode of NBC's Dateline focused on mansen cult. The one-hour special also features rarely-seen footage from the NBC archives. including interviews with Charles Manson and the late-prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi. In the overnight TV ratings it garnered 5.04 million TV viewers overall. It reached 1.0 million TV viewers in the all important 18 to 49 adult demographic.
Charles Manson, aka Charlie Manson, For decades, Charles Manson has intrigued and evoked interest in the general public since his grisly crimes in California in 1969 when pregnant Hollywood actress Sharon Tate and her unborn baby were slaughtered to death in their home, along with four other visitors. The next day supermarket executive Leno LaBianca and his wife were killed in a similar fashion. The killers are a bunch of sweet-faced youths，Mesmerized by Manson charisma.
Charles Manson’s Background
You've heard the mansen stories many times for years，Maybe we all thought there is nothing more to learn about Charles Manson or The Family. However，Dateline NBC bring you a special one-hour closer look at Manson，through rarely audioimage documents of NBC，including interviews with Charles Manson and the prosecutor who relentlessly pursued him, Vincent Bugliosi.
Charles Manson’s background on the television program is troubling，His mother was considered a bold piece，who did not want Charles Manson in her life. She would often walk off and abandon him for days, leaving his family members with the task of trying to find him. His grandmother was considered a strict, religious fanatic, and it is believed that mental illness or emotional issues could have been inherited from family members, according to TwistedMinds.
The Rise Of A Cult Leader
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Manson Charles is often compared with Hitler，Charles Manson represents the evil that exists in human society. According to him, he was an outlaw from the day he was born, and Manson was always comfortable with it.
Seeking out his own path in life, Manson took the knowledge that he learned from the streets and combined it with his own way of thinking to come up with a bizarre, but a somewhat truthful, philosophy on life.
33-year-old mansen was released on parole in the late 1960s. He went to San Francisco. It was there that he started realizing the power he had over people.
Despite his unkempt look, women found him to be mesmerizing. Even being in Charles Manson’s presence made women feel as though they were sitting before a god of some sort. He had a cool way about him, too. The way he walked, the intense look in his dark eyes, and his bold air of confidence was very attractive to impressionable people, according to a transcript found at MReplay.
“There were all these young people looking for something many of them using drugs. He gave them what they were looking for. He said free food. Free lodging. Free sex. Free love as it was called then. All just flowed because he played a guitar. He sounded like he knew what he was talking about. To an 18, 17-year-old run away who might have — wow, this guy is really something. And the family grew.”
But, there was an eeriness about him. He sparked fear in people—the kind of guy that you might like to listen to and observe, but not the kind of guy you’d want to turn your back on without checking to see where he is or what he’s doing.
Charles Manson has always denied having any part in the killings or enticing anyone to kill.
“There has been a lot of charges and a lot of things said about me and brought against the co-defendants in this case, of which a lot could be cleared up and clarified. Most of the people at the ranch that you call the Family were just people that you did not want, people that were alongside the road, that their parents had kicked out, that did not want to go to Juvenile Hall. So I did the best I could and I took them up on my garbage dump and I told them this: that in love there is no wrong.”
