Reliving the Manson murders

Upon the 40th anniversary of the infamous murder spree conducted by Charles Manson's 'Family' (known as the Tate murders), Canada's History Television is unveiling the world premiere of Manson, a two-hour docudrama that boasts a lengthy on-camera interview with Linda Kasabian, who was the Family's driver on that night. Nick Crowe, a History Television production executive on Manson, talks about the genesis of the doc.
August 6, 2009

Upon the 40th anniversary of the infamous murder spree conducted by Charles Manson's 'Family' (known as the Tate murders), Canada's History Television is unveiling the world premiere of Manson, a two-hour docudrama that boasts a lengthy on-camera interview with Linda Kasabian, who was the Family's driver on that night. Nick Crowe, a History Television production executive on Manson, talks about the genesis of the doc.

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