TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月20日 21時55分

Charles Manson, the cult leader behind the nation-shocking bloodbath of actress Sharon Tate and six others in 1969, during which members of his "Family" brutally stabbed the pregnant actress and four others one night, then a wealthy couple the next night, is dead at 83. He died of natural causes at a hospital on Nov. 19, according to a news release from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The son of a teen mom who was in and out of jail, Manson was a known criminal before his road to cult leadership began in 1967. "Manson reportedly held an almost hypnotic spell over his followers, who called him ‘God’ and ‘Satan,’” TIME described two years later. He convinced his followers that a race war would soon rock America, and that the Family would emerge victorious and dominant. "Among the greasewood and rattlesnakes, they holed up in run-down cabins and led an indolent, almost savage existence, singing Manson’s songs, dancing, swimming in a small pool, stealing cars for cash and picking through garbage for food." Manson, photographed leaving a Los Angeles courtroom in January 1970, was not present at the killings but like those who were had been convicted of murder and conspiracy. Their death sentences were reduced to life in prison after California temporarily struck down the death penalty in 1972. Read the full obituary on TIME.com. Photograph by @ap.images/@shutterstock

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