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. This sketch depicts Manson at the defense table sporting an "X" carved into his forehead. He said that he did it because life is meaningless.
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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. This sketch depicts Manson at the end of the trial, after having his hair shaved off. It also shows his forehead bearing the swastika (which was the "X" earlier cut into his forehead, and completed while the trial was ongoing). Looking pensive and directly at the artists sketching him, which seemed to fascinate him.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. This sketch depicts Manson at the defense table sporting an "X" carved into his forehead. He said that he did it because life is meaningless. Signed "Lig" by the artist.