Charles Manson 1971 Manson tells his attorney to shut up during the trial.
He also kept him from standing. Manson was quite a clown during the court proceedings. Captured by Bill Lignante in this, one of Bill's favorfite sketches from the trial. The caption says "Man, you're killing me. Shut up and sit down", as Manson directs his attorney. #340 $7,500.00
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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. 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.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 1970-71, this sketch depicts Charles Manson seated on the witness stand. This sketch was to become a file sketch for the continuing news coverage of the 9 month long trial and was shown on the News many times.