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26. Usually, families want to know everything they can that explains the loss of a loved one.

Thu May 24, 2012, 10:39 PM

May 2012

And perhaps having this information will assist the police in learning about the workings of criminals and help the police to solve future such murders more quickly.

I think it is important that the police have this information.

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New Possible Evidence in Manson Murders [View all] shawn703 May 2012 OP

I thought it was going to be about Romney being part of the Manson Family. LiberalFighter May 2012 #1

He is already a member of the Addams family. n/t cosmicone May 2012 #8

I bet they wouldn't want him! n/t catchnrelease May 2012 #13

I thought idahoblue May 2012 #28

Wouldn't attorney-client privilege apply? shawn703 May 2012 #2

Didn't you read the entire article? Watson authorized the sale. virgogal May 2012 #4

Ah, didn't see the "Full Story" link. shawn703 May 2012 #5

Post1, 8, and 13 goclark May 2012 #21

Spam deleted by gkhouston (MIR Team) fdhsdfew May 2012 #3

Waste of time Scairp May 2012 #6

Families deserve closure Horse with no Name May 2012 #7

Who are they looking for? Scairp May 2012 #9

Ummmm...... Coyote_Bandit May 2012 #10

I'll ask again Scairp May 2012 #11

perhaps members of the families of those who died? Javaman May 2012 #14

We've been down this road before Scairp May 2012 #23

I bet you find out when they release the information. Patience. I have a couple friends whose young uppityperson May 2012 #15

The guy I know Coyote_Bandit May 2012 #16

That is the point Scairp May 2012 #24

No, you missed my point Coyote_Bandit May 2012 #30

Ronald Hughes Crabby Appleton May 2012 #17

Oh right, They_Live May 2012 #20

Murder or no murder Scairp May 2012 #25

"I need names." H2O Man May 2012 #37

+1 n/t FreeState May 2012 #33

My impression was that there might be other unsolved murders ehrnst May 2012 #42

There is no statute of limitations on a capital crime. Javaman May 2012 #12

I fucking live here Scairp May 2012 #27

well, I guess you are going to have to complain to endlessly... Javaman May 2012 #35

Well said. H2O Man May 2012 #38

I'll ask again Scairp May 2012 #45

Actually, it's the H2O Man May 2012 #51

I read plenty Scairp May 2012 #56

Being able to free up unsolved cases XemaSab May 2012 #18

Usually, families want to know everything they can that explains the loss of a loved one. JDPriestly May 2012 #26

What makes you think they aren't working on those too? lunatica May 2012 #36

There was at least They_Live May 2012 #19

Shorty Shea, I think. swag May 2012 #22

Shorty Shea's remains were found complete in '77. bluesbassman May 2012 #29

I didn't know about this They_Live May 2012 #41

Right H2O Man May 2012 #52

It was one of H2O Man May 2012 #39

Evidence in Tate murders OVERPAID01 May 2012 #31

Then someone should make a documentary Scairp May 2012 #34

That's not accurate. H2O Man May 2012 #40

Yes that's correct Scairp May 2012 #46

you are mischaracterizing Linda Kasabian and her testimony obamanut2012 May 2012 #43

That didn't happen Scairp May 2012 #48

No, I'm talking about Tate obamanut2012 May 2012 #49

No didn't happen Scairp May 2012 #50

Sure did. H2O Man May 2012 #53

Yup, and I've read it several other places obamanut2012 May 2012 #55

Maybe some light will be shed on the William Desmond Taylor murder bluestateguy May 2012 #32

That's definitely a weird one obamanut2012 May 2012 #44

Wow, I thought Tex Watson died in prison a long time ago. louis-t May 2012 #47

A few points divineorder May 2012 #54