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DEATH TRIP is the legendary document of Charles Manson and the Family, edited by Johnny Satan. This special ebook edition is expanded by over 40 pages of rare, additional interviews with Manson, plus other material. DEATH TRIP is presented in two sections; the first, Exterminating Angel, is an iconoclastic study of Manson as Psychopathic God. The second, Helter Skelter, presents Manson and The Family in their own words. Featured texts include interviews with Manson and Bobby Beausoleil, plus extensive court transcripts which include the testimaony of Tex Watson. DEATH TRIP is the ultimate document of the life and times of Charles Manson and his Love and Terror Cult.
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ISBN-13: | 9781908694096 |
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Publisher: | Elektron Ebooks |
Publication date: | 07/30/2013 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | NOOK Book |
Sales rank: | 1,074,176 |
File size: | 408 KB |
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