Manson Girl

The True Story of Susan Atkins

De: Paula Duncan

Narrado por: Ann Bumbak

Susan Atkins was one of the more notorious female members of the "Manson Family" headed by Charles Manson. She was part of a gang of serial killers that terrorized Southern California in the summer of 1969. Known as "Sexy Sadie" because of her occupation as a topless dancer, Susan was involved in eight of the nine Manson killings including the gruesome Tate/Labianca Murders. She would be sentenced to death which was later commuted to life in prison. Susan would be denied parole over eighteen times in becoming the longest-incarcerated female inmate in the history of California.©2017 Paula Duncan (P)2017 Paula Duncan

Nothing new here.

nothing new or creative about this 35-minute waste of time same old things quoted verbatim from her book are other sources I recognized the phrasing the quotes absolutely not a tell Susan Atkins life story.
a very vague account of her Life which has been far surpassed elsewhere don't waste your money.

No! No! No!

This shouldn’t even be a book I thought that it would be from Susan Atkins point of view just seems like they took tidbits out of other books and added a little bit that seemed speculative

Susan Atkins, Lost soul, found.

Susan Atkins led a very interesting and tragic life. In one of her parole hearings it was mentioned that she was the victim of incest by her older brother. Apparently she made peace with every living member of her family except her older brother. Who knows how much that impacted her psyche along with having two alcoholic and abusive parents. Feeling unloved and unwanted from your parents is certainly not an easy thing for any child to endure. After being rejected by her parents, grandparents and other family member she sought acceptance wherever she could and unfortunately she found it in the worst man she could possibly meet ...Charles "The Devil" Manson. She paid for her crimes by spending the rest of her life in prison. She tried to redeem herself by doing the Lord's work as best as she could under her circumstances. I believe she was truly remorseful for her crimes and she did repent for them. Farewell Susan Atkins, may you rest in peace.