Cielo Drive to Corcoran: The Women Who Carried Out the Killings
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Cielo Drive to Corcoran: The Women Who Carried Out the Killings
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(00:01:07) How They Got There
(00:03:17) Susan Atkins
(00:04:53) Patricia Krenwinkel
(00:06:19) Leslie Van Houten
(00:08:16) Linda Kasabian and Tex Watson
(00:09:48) The Trial and What Followed
(00:11:24) The Sixties and What They Left Behind
On the night of August 9, 1969, Sharon Tate — eight months pregnant and twenty-six years old — was murdered at her home on Cielo Drive in Los Angeles. Four others died with her. The following night, Leno and Rosemary LaBianca were killed across the city, the words "Helter Skelter" written in blood on their wall. Seven dead across two nights. And at the centre of it all: three young women who had grown up in ordinary American households before falling under the influence of Charles Manson at Spahn Ranch.
This episode focuses not on Manson himself, but on Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel, and Leslie Van Houten — the women who carried out the killings and then lived for decades with the consequences. How did Manson's Helter Skelter ideology, drawn from a distorted reading of the Beatles' White Album, transform community seekers into killers? What does it mean that Atkins died in prison in 2009, terminally ill and repeatedly denied compassionate release? And why has Patricia Krenwinkel — now the longest-serving female inmate in California history — been denied parole by Governor Gavin Newsom as recently as 2025?
Drawing on trial testimony, Vincent Bugliosi's prosecution record, and decades of parole hearing transcripts, this chapter examines the gap between who these women were before and what they became. It's a story about manipulation, culpability, rehabilitation, and a justice system still wrestling with crimes that shocked a generation — and ended the idealism of the 1960s in a single bloody week.
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