Charles Manson: The Creation Of A Role Model

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He was born November twelfth, 1934 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Charles Manson is known for murdering people. Even though he never psychically killed anybody. His mother was a Christian and lived by the bible. Before Charles was even five years old his mother got arrested for unarmed robbery and was sentenced to five years to prison but only served three years. He grew up in a different home while his mother was in prison Manson wanted to be a singer, his role model was the Beatles. He had the idea that if the Beatles can write their own songs and become famous so could he. At the age of twenty he married a girl named Rosalie Willis, their marriage lasted two years. Manson called himself “God and the devil.” He got his followers the people who shred

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