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Charles Manson follower Susan Atkins dies
LOS ANGELES – Susan Atkins, a follower of cult leader Charles Manson whose remorseless witness stand confession to killing pregnant actress Sharon Tate in 1969 shocked the world, has died. She was 61 and had been suffering from brain cancer.
Atkins' death comes less than a month after a parole board turned down the terminally ill woman's last chance at freedom on Sept. 2. She was brought to the hearing on a gurney and slept through most of it. Full Story |
I remember seeing footage of her being wheeled into court looking like she was barely alive. Brain cancer...ugh...horrendous. It was sad seeing her like that, but then I reminded myself of why she was incarcerated and thought about the families who fought to keep her behind bars.
R.I.P. and some would consider this proof that payback's a bitch. |
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Wow. o.k. let me get this straight. Susan Atkins received a free college education/degree, she ate for free, got married twice, I also know she had a child in prison (something she denied Sharon Tate) and I'm just now learning that she even had a highly expensive medical procedure done...brain surgery?...free? I know a few students who had to stop going to school because of money, but Susan Atkins went and finished for free. I don't know how many innocent Americans there are without medical insurance, (I know it's a lot) but Susan Atkins gets major surgery to keep her alive a little longer (when she denied Sharon Tate and others their lives) for free. Awesome!
Ya know, I think she's received a ton of benefits (all paid for) that most innocent Americans would love to receive. And she received all of it with all expenses paid for doing THIS....... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=susdVTkLeg4 I have no remorse for her! NONE. ZERO. ZILCH. NADA..... |
I have no remorse for her either. I just hope for her soul, she came to Jesus during her time in prison.
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I'm not saying she didn't deserve life in prison or even the death penalty (although I hesitate to say that anyone deserves the death penalty), but it seems like you folks are denying that her life had any value whatsoever, when even the victims' families admitted that she had done good works while in prison.
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For what it's worth, the apologized part is conflicting other reports - the Tate family denies that she ever apologized to them. I'm not saying that she didn't live a very depraved and horrible life, for the most part, but I'm not sure people are thinking about the fact that Charles Manson brainwashed and pretty much controlled an entire group of people who would do ANYTHING for him, even kill. Yes, they are ultimately responsible for their actions, but no one at this point is talking about the culpability that Manson holds in her fate. Did she commit a horrible crime? Yes. Did she deserve to be punished? Yes. But, if one believes in God, she's in God's hands now, and it's no longer society's place to condemn her. Cancer, especially brain cancer, is a horrible experience, and I wouldn't wish it on even my worst enemy. Also, I wouldn't wish the experience of moving on after surviving someone who passed due to cancer, even if they're in prison. I feel bad for her husband and child. I'm sure they're going through a pretty rough time. I feel bad for her victims' families as well, it seems that they've never gotten full closure and I'm sure they're doing some mourning of their own as well. |
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I hope for her sake, that her turn to Christianity wasn't fake, or to show that she somehow changed in prison. If she truly did, then hey if God can forgive her, then so can I (but idk how i would feel if it was my family member she murdered). Did she really have a husband? Were they married before she went to prison or after? That's random, I never knew that. |
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I don't believe ANY of the Manson followers/killers are sorry - look in their eyes when you see them at parole hearings. I still can't believe they let Squeaky Fromme out when she is the most likely of anyone to keep on keepin' on with Charlie's mission, IMO.
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Just to clarify that Beatles reference, he twisted their lyrics - they have gone on record countless times saying so. Helter Skelter is a plain old just make it loud song, for pity's sake. (Not to mention spelling it wrong on the wall.) I didn't think you were saying otherwise but I'm sensitive where my boys are concerned. So not only is Charlie a freak, he's an unoriginal freak.
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. . . and may she rot in hell.
She may receive forgiveness in the next world, but none here. When you do the sort of depraved things she did, your life should be forfeit, be it spent behind bars or be it extinguished by a chemical cocktail. |
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