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Why is he viewed in pop culture as being some sort of serial killer? Manson isn't at all comparable to Bundy or to Dahmer.
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>>18122644
Because the average person hasn't read about him and what happened and they only know what they watched on the news and think he killed those people.

Do you think that he killed someone? I think that I have watched in some interview that he probably killed a guy when he was in Mexico during a drug deal but nobody knew it was him. I think the source of this was that Manson told this to someone in prison.
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He has a God complex, extremely high charisma and started banging LSD

Now throw in CIA asset (most likely unknowingly) into the mix, some land in the middle of no-where and orgies with 5/10’s women

Dude had his God complex full filled and misused the power

Ian Watkins is 10x the monster
Not to say Charlie isn’t
Oh… and he could sing and write good music
Hard, Zesty, Cinematic GG
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The details of the case are so wacky and interesting that he and his family have clung to the spotlight, despite not being classical serial killers.
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