Comments on: Why Would Have Anyone Wished To Harm Gerald R. Ford, All-American?

By: symonsez

symonsez — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 02:55:20 +0000

time, effort and research.

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By: symonsez

symonsez — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:53:23 +0000

The thing is in regard to Moore, media reports imply that she was part of the Manson Family. After all, she did grow up in the same town as Manson, which would be quite a coincidence. But, I have found no credible source that actually says that and she said in an interview that she never was part of it. Yet, I found a person who claimed that they were in jail with her and Manson girls and the person refers to Moore and the “other” Manson followers and how this inmate had conversations with Moore. The implication was that she was. The only thing we have is Moore saying that she was not but no actual proof one way or another. I guess no one has thought it worthy of an academic study. Her story wasn’t “this date in history” so I didn’t really go into it much but I tried to make it clear that it is not clear one way or another.

By: shoreacres

shoreacres — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:48:34 +0000

This whole crew always has fascinated me. If you haven’t read Joan Didion’s “The White Album”, it’s the anchor essay in her book of the same name, and just terrific. She was living in Hollywood at the time of the murders and it concerns not only the Tate-LaBianca murders but The Doors, Huey Newton and what it’s like to live in what she called a “senseless killing neighborhood”.

It’s great witing and an interesting read. I pick it up every now and then just for the pleasure of it.