Charles Manson 1971 Charles Manson's trial for the Tate-LaBianca murders and conspiracy to commit murder is underway. Sketch by world reknowned artist, Bill Lignante, for ABC TV News Coverage. Pictured are Charles Manson, Patricia Krenwinkle, Susan Atkins and Leslie Van Houten. "The girls wear pigtails imitating Linda Kasabian", who was a witness for the prosecution. You can see the fresh scar from cutting a large "X" on Manson's forehead, which the girls copied the following court date.
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← PreviousCharles Manson 1971 Charles Manson's trial for the Tate-LaBianca murders and conspiracy to commit murder is underway. Sketch by world reknowned artist, Bill Lignante, for ABC TV News Coverage. Manson says to the artists who are assembled and sketching him at the opening of the trial "Second coming of Christ. He's a "Heavy" Dude". Speaking of his attorney.Next →Charles Manson 1971 Charles Manson's trial for the Tate-LaBianca murders and conspiracy to commit murder is underway. Sketch by world reknowned artist, Bill Lignante, for ABC TV News Coverage. Dated 2-10-71, this sketch depicts Charles Manson seated in the courtroom reacting to testimony given as his attorney questions someone on the stand. You can see the fresh scar from cutting a large "X" on his forehead.