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Susan Atkins, late of the Charles Manson family, writes her story.
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child of satan child of God
child of satan child of God
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Here is her-Witness Account of life and death with the Manson family. Her own story of the century's most horrendous murders; with new facts revealed for the first time anywere. Condemmed to die, rejected by socity, she found life on death row- her miraculous rebirth as real as a resurrection.
Author:
Here is her-Witness Account of life and death with the Manson family. Her own story of the century's most horrendous murders; with new facts revealed for the first time anywere. Condemmed to die, rejected by socity, she found life on death row- her miraculous rebirth as real as a resurrection.
ISBN: 271019
Publication Date: 9/4/1977
Pages: 226
Rating: 2
Publication Date: 9/4/1977
Pages: 226
Rating: 2
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Publisher: Logos International
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Book Type: Hardcover
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I read this when I was waaaaaay too young. It's an account by Susan Atkins (and a co-author) about her life as part of Charles Manson's infamous group. It's a pretty gripping account, but it's not for the squeamish, as some of the details are pretty gritty. I think I was about ten or eleven when I first read this. I had nightmares for quite a while. =(
While this book details the "rebirth" of Manson family murderess Susan Atkins, I have much more sympathy for the victims of her brutality.
This is the true story of the conversion of Susan Atkins, who was one of the Manson followers, convicted in the murders. Good.
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