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BOBBY BEAUSOLEIL MANUSCRIPT

THE MAN WHO PAVED THE WAY FOR THE TATE-LaBIANCA MURDERS FINALLY SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT

 

This description of the manuscript appeared on eBay for a few days in January 2005, before it was removed. Beausolei has been working on this for many years and he plans to release this chapter of his life, with Manson, before he he publishes his autobiography.

"..I am writing another book, one that tells the story about the events, circumstances, influences, etc. that led me and others I know to prison. That story has not been told properly, and I need to compartmentalize that part of my life before I write my autobiography..."

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It should be noted that I am obiding by ebay rules regarding the type of material being sold here. I will not photogrpah any close-ups of the signed letters or photograph any of the original artwork from Bobby.

I purchased this monumental Bobby Beausoleil archive from a publsiher who all throughout his life was communicating from prison with him in the hopes to publish a NEVER BEFORE biography of his life with the Manson family. There is a semi completed manuscript that is raedy to go to an editor for publishing a book.

The wife of the publisher sold me this archive after her husband died a year ago. I retain all the rights to this materialbut will pass on those rights to the successful winner. Included are 100's of handwritten and typed letters signed by Bobby to the publisher. There are 4 original color erotic pieces of artwork from Bobby from prison. There are many actual court transcripts in binders. There is the manuscript that was wriiten about Bobby and many writings which include interviews with him from prision.

There are 100's of ORIGINAL photographs of the Manson family that Bobby photographed with his own handwritten notes o­n the back to identify who is in the pictures.There are some books written about Manson that are included too. Also included is another handwritten letter from o­ne of the famous female family murderer. So to recap: This is the first serious archive ever to be sold that relates to Bobby Beausoleil and his involvement with the Manson family. If o­ne were to buy this archive it could be sold off individually or have a book written ready to go.

I WILL ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS and email you any close-ups including the original artwork.

 

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND:

THE MAN WHO PAVED THE WAY FOR THE TATE-LaBIANCA MURDERS FINALLY SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT

It was July 25th, 1969, and the merciless summer heat beat down o­n the dusty northwestern reaches of Los Angeles. When Bobby Beausoleil, a slim, handsome 21-year-old musician, hit the Pacific Highway and coastal stretch of beach he was tempted to stop for a swim. But Beausoleil had more important business. His destination late this afternoon was the rustic hippie enclave embedded in Topanga Canyon just south of Malibu, the home of Gary Hinman.

Beausoleil had spent the previous evening with his friend Charlie Manson at Manson's desert spread, the Spahn Ranch. It was at the ranch that Beausoleil claims he delivered 1000 tabs of Hinman's home-manufactured mescaline to Manson's buddy, Danny DeCarlo, who also served as club treasurer for the motorcycle gang, the Straight Satans. Several hours later, according to Beausoleil, the bikers reported back that the substance was actually strychnine and demanded their money returned, pronto.

Beausoleil decided to confront Hinman and retrieve his money the next day. While preparing to leave, two of Manson*s groupie girlfriends asked Beausoleil if they could come along for the ride because "they liked Gary Hinman." Their names were Mary Brunner and Susan "Sadie" Atkins. The man Beausoleil planned to confront, Gary Hinman, was a kind of hippie renaissance figure in the ‘60s, a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at U.C.L.A., a political activist, Zen Buddhist devotee, a musician and a piano teacher...and a drug dealer with a mescaline factory tucked away in his basement.

Assuming that Hinman would see the folly of a drug burn with a biker club, Beausoleil did not anticipate much resistance. o­n July 31st, Gary Hinman was found dead in his Topanga Canyon home. He had been stabbed twice in the heart and badly slashed across the left side of his face. His house had been ransacked and both of his cars were missing. scrawled o­n the wall in Hinman*s blood was the macabre epithet, "Political Piggy."

The police, with no leads in the case, were resigned to tagging the crime just another unsolved hippie weirdo murder in Los Angeles. o­n August 5th, the California Highway Patrol found Beausoleil napping in the rear of Hinman*s Fiat station wagon near San Luis Obispo. Beausoleil told the police that the car had broken down while he was driving to San Francisco. Beausoleil didn*t have a driver*s license— o­nly some false ID and a sheath knife attached to his belt.

It was not long before Robert Kenneth Beausoleil was booked for the murder of Gary Hinman. Within three days of Beausoleil*s arrest, all the occupants of the Sharon Tate and La Bianca homes were brutally, senselessly slaughtered. Though blood writing o­n the walls was a common factor at all three murder sites ("Pig" o­n the Tate wall and "Death to the Pigs" o­n the La Bianca refrigerator), investigators failed to link up the obvious. According to Beausoleil, this came as something of a shock to the Manson group who had hoped that the authorities would assume the same killer responsible for all three homicidal sprees, and then release Beausoleil; being in jail during the Tate-La Bianca blood orgies, he was obviously not the Hinman killer. Such was the lunatic logic of the Manson family.

Beausoleil*s first trial in November, 1969 ended in a hung jury. chances are he would have been acquitted had the police not picked up the erstwhile Danny DeCarlo who had a rap sheet as long as a roll of paper towels. DeCarlo offered to turn state*s evidence against Beausoleil in exchange for immunity on some dozen charges (from dope dealing to gun smuggling and car theft).

Decarlo arrived at the Beausoleil trial after both sides had already rested. Against the ravings of the defense, the court permitted the testimony of DeCarlo who fingered not only Beausoleil as the Hinman killer but also a man whose name had never been heard during the trial, Charlie Manson. It was an extremely inauspicious day for Beausoleil. Beausoleil*s second trial came during March, 1970, following a five-month media blitz o­n the Manson family. It was not a healthy time to be known as a friend of Charlie Manson. The prosecution asked for the death penalty and got it with Beausoleil*s conviction for 1st degree murder. Knowing how close he had been to an acquittal, Beausoleil was bitter in his closing remarks: "You can*t judge me. There is no possible way to feel any remorse," he declared before feebly quoting Bob Dylan at his conclusion, "Only God can judge me and God is o­n my side."

During more than ten years, Beausoleil has proclaimed his innocence in the murder of Gary Hinman. However, in the summer of 1980 he granted this reporter the following interview at Deuel vocational Institute, commonly known as Tracy Prison. For the first time, Beausoleil admitted his guilt in the murder and related what he claims were the actual events, motives and relationships within the Manson family. Bobby Beausoleil has now been in jail for almost 12 years. He escaped from death row after 26 months when California voters repealed the death penalty (it was reinstated a few years later and automatically his sentence was commuted to life with an indeterminate sentence).

 

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