Annotated Bibliography
Aradillas, Elaine. "My Sister's Murder 45 Years After Manson." People, vol. 82, no. 10, 8 Sept.
2014, pp. 90-95. Academic Search Complete. Accessed 1 Feb. 2017.
Debra Tate recalls horrific memories, and emotions 45 years after her sister Sharon’s death just as it was yesterday. Debra finally opens up about the tragedy that changed her family's life forever. The family finds out that Sharon was not killed in a fire, but rather that it was far more brutal. Debra lives with these memories everyday of her life and never lives a day without remorse.
This was a source that stood out to me, it was very interesting to hear from somebody outside of the Manson Family which is why i chose it. Debra really talked about the morning in depth and really explained how devastating everything really was and how nobody could ever understand. The reader can almost feel the pain …show more content…
“Manson Today.” Rolling Stone, no. 1197, 5 Dec. 2013, pp. 72–96. Academic
Search Complete. Accessed 1 Feb. 2017.
Manson Today is Erik Hedegaard’s story of when he went to visit Manson in prison. Erik provides us with many personal details of the experience. He paints a picture for how Manson spends his time in prison and how he thoroughly enjoys his days locked up. Hedegaard lets us into the daily activities of the notorious man, and how he will spend the rest of his life.
The Manson today article was the most lengthy one, but definitely contained worthy information and provided insight on Manson in his life that he knows best; prison walls. Not only did we hear a ton from Manson in the article, but rather the the opinions and thoughts of those around him while he was in prison. Since the article consisted mostly of Hedegaard’s sit down with Manson there were plenty of great quotes that could potentially be used in my essay.
Linder, Doug. "The Charles Manson (Tate-LaBianca Murder) Trial." Famous Trials the Trial of
Charles Manson 1970-71, 2014. Accessed 1 Feb.
Aradillas, Elaine. "My Sister's Murder 45 Years After Manson." People, vol. 82, no. 10, 8 Sept.
2014, pp. 90-95. Academic Search Complete. Accessed 1 Feb. 2017.
Debra Tate recalls horrific memories, and emotions 45 years after her sister Sharon’s death just as it was yesterday. Debra finally opens up about the tragedy that changed her family's life forever. The family finds out that Sharon was not killed in a fire, but rather that it was far more brutal. Debra lives with these memories everyday of her life and never lives a day without remorse.
This was a source that stood out to me, it was very interesting to hear from somebody outside of the Manson Family which is why i chose it. Debra really talked about the morning in depth and really explained how devastating everything really was and how nobody could ever understand. The reader can almost feel the pain …show more content…
“Manson Today.” Rolling Stone, no. 1197, 5 Dec. 2013, pp. 72–96. Academic
Search Complete. Accessed 1 Feb. 2017.
Manson Today is Erik Hedegaard’s story of when he went to visit Manson in prison. Erik provides us with many personal details of the experience. He paints a picture for how Manson spends his time in prison and how he thoroughly enjoys his days locked up. Hedegaard lets us into the daily activities of the notorious man, and how he will spend the rest of his life.
The Manson today article was the most lengthy one, but definitely contained worthy information and provided insight on Manson in his life that he knows best; prison walls. Not only did we hear a ton from Manson in the article, but rather the the opinions and thoughts of those around him while he was in prison. Since the article consisted mostly of Hedegaard’s sit down with Manson there were plenty of great quotes that could potentially be used in my essay.
Linder, Doug. "The Charles Manson (Tate-LaBianca Murder) Trial." Famous Trials the Trial of
Charles Manson 1970-71, 2014. Accessed 1 Feb.