It's very easy for them all to blame Manson while not taking full responsibility themselves.
Linda Kasabian who drove the car on both nights refused to kill in spite of Manson repeatedly telling her to.
They made a choice.
Manson sickens me but not as much as Van Houten,Watson,Atkins and Krenwinkle
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[QUOTE=DVV;127368]Very well. Now can you tell us more about her implication ?
Did she give instructions to Tex ?
Did she send him to 10050 Cielo Drive ?
Did she give them knives and rope ?
Did she order Linda to drive ?
Has any family member ever say he was under Leslie's influence ?
Agreed.
And Leslie agrees too.
False. She is simply telling that she thinks Rosemary was already dead, which is likely, since she had been repeatedly stabbed by Krenwinkel and Watson.
Anyway, that doesn't make her less guilty.
She's definitely responsible for the two murders.
She knows it, and she admits it.
No she's not a mass murderer.
What she did is horrible enough, though.
A quoi sert de charger la mule ?
Stephen Kay doesn't know what to think.
Trouble is that he talks too much.
Equally guilty ? Certainly not. They're all guilty, no doubt.
Still, the murders were masterminded by Manson, and this has been proven by all accounts, and has been essential for the prosecution.
Without Manson, the LaBiancas wouldn't have been killed.
She killed more people than Manson did. So either they are all mass murderers or Manson is not. You cannot have it both ways.
Lastly, why so much hate ?
I love how people who have lost an argument attribute it to the over emotionalism of their opponent. It has nothing to do with hate. She's a murderer. She's where she belongs.
40 years in jail, that's something, no ?
If only all murderers could serve such a long time behind bars...
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I would say that Manson is the least guilty.
Can of of Miss Van Houtens professed remorse bring Rosemary La Bianca back to life.
No.
There is no parole from death.
Let her rot.
You have not mentioned the fact that her Lawyer wanted to use a previous history to mount an insanity defence for her for events prior to her meeting Manson
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She was part of the conspiracy that resulted in Sharon Tate's death. So yes, she was associated with Sharon Tate's death, and was convicted both times of conspiracy.
Did she give instructions to Tex ?
Did she send him to 10050 Cielo Drive ?
Did she give them knives and rope ?
Did she order Linda to drive ?
Has any family member ever say he was under Leslie's influence ?
As has been explained umpteen times before, in a conspiracy all conspirators are equally guilty of all actions undertaken by any member of the conspiracy. By entering the house with Tex with the intent to commit a crime, she is legally responsible for what Tex did.
And Leslie agrees too.
And in parole hearing after parole hearing after interview after interview that she didn't kill Rosemary and that she just stabbed a corpse a little bit. She didn't start admitting that Rosemary could have been alive when she stabbed her, but she continues to stick to the "I stabbed a corpse" bulldookery in every parole hearing.
More importantly, the very first time she said so (ie: Mrs LaBianca was already dead) was just after the murder, that was not at a parole hearing.
Anyway, that doesn't make her less guilty.
She's definitely responsible for the two murders.
She knows it, and she admits it.
Accurate? Maybe not. True? You betcha.
What she did is horrible enough, though.
A quoi sert de charger la mule ?
Bulldookey. Stephen Kay has appeared at every parole hearing to argue against her release. He has stated that he can foresee a point in the future where she could be released--that is NOT the same as saying she should be.
Trouble is that he talks too much.
Leno and Rosemary Labianca. For reasons stated above.
She's one of his murderers.
And she knows it.
Saying the murdering scum who murdered at least 8 people are as guilty as the murdering scum who initiated the slaughter is not being a "Charlie lover". This is a pointless and despicable strawman argument.
And Ally is absolutely right because (sing along, you should know the words by now): in a conspiracy all conspirators are equally guilty of all actions undertaken by any member of the conspiracy.
Still, the murders were masterminded by Manson, and this has been proven by all accounts, and has been essential for the prosecution.
Without Manson, the LaBiancas wouldn't have been killed.
Lastly, why so much hate ?
40 years in jail, that's something, no ?
If only all murderers could serve such a long time behind bars...
Amitiés,
David
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Thank you Magpie. I knew I had read that she had wanted to go and that there was some reason that she had been selected due to her willingness after being left out the night before.
Originally posted by Magpie View PostIf FreeLeslie wants to split semantic hairs and say "she never said "can I go?", that's peachy,
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I would just like to point out that despite recieving a little veiled opprobrium re my piffling comment, Iam not a member of the release Van Houten camp.
All I want is for her and anyone else to be allowed access to a fair parole hearing.
And with regards to slaughtering criminals, irrespective of their crime I fail to see how anyone can deny that such a punishment is 'cruel and unusual'. Every 'civilised' country in the world refuses to kill criminals, and I think it is an enormous black mark against the normally admirable US that they continue to kill people.
I believe that the entire eye for an eye concept belongs in the dark days of history.
Even if one is happy for society to kill its criminous members my contention is that capital punisment demeans all the members of that society.
Imagine being a defense lawyer and your reward for sloppy debating skills is to consign a fellow human to death, and what about the doctors who involve themselves in the process (despite their hippocratic oath promising to preserve life) why are they not struck off? And Iam sure it must effect the most flint hearted 'screw' seeing someone they have know for years watching them march to their doom.
doris
(stands back and ducks head under the parapet)
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Originally posted by Ally View PostMagpie,
I knew I had read somewhere that she had requested to go along on the second night but I cannot find the reference. Can you link me please? I thought it was at one of her parole hearings but cannot remember which one.
Q: Did you--had you asked to go prior to that or indicated--
A: No. But everything in my personality, you know, body language, I made it very clear I wanted to go.
If FreeLeslie wants to split semantic hairs and say "she never said "can I go?", that's peachy, but the fact remains that it's clear (especially given her other testimony that she expressed anger about being left out the previous night) she put herself forward as a volunteer.
Here's the link, and looky-looky who appears in the replies:
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- You have stated that Mrs. Labianca was alive when Leslie stabbed her, Do you care to share how you know that fact?
Missed this one. There's no absolute way of saying that Rosemary was alive when Leslie stabbed her, but given the number of stab wounds (42) the number of times Leslie stabbed her (around 20) the fact that 7 of the 8 fatal wounds were to Rosemary's back and 100% of Leslie's stabs were directed to that very area, it's statistically likely that at least one of Leslie's stabs was one of the fatal ones.
In the final analysis however, it's irrelevant. Leslie was guilty of Rosemary's death the second she entered that house.
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- You have stated that Mrs. Labianca was alive when Leslie stabbed her, Do you care to share how you know that fact?
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Oh and one more thing to point out, it has only been SINCE she was asked about the ages of the victims in a 1991 parole hearing that now Van Houten makes a point of dropping their ages and the years into her public statements. Further proof that she manipulates and says what she thinks people want to hear.
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Magpie,
I knew I had read somewhere that she had requested to go along on the second night but I cannot find the reference. Can you link me please? I thought it was at one of her parole hearings but cannot remember which one.
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- Associated Leslie with Sharon Tate's death.
She was part of the conspiracy that resulted in Sharon Tate's death. So yes, she was associated with Sharon Tate's death, and was convicted both times of conspiracy. - Associated Leslie with killing Leno Labianca.
As has been explained umpteen times before, in a conspiracy all conspirators are equally guilty of all actions undertaken by any member of the conspiracy. By entering the house with Tex with the intent to commit a crime, she is legally responsible for what Tex did. - Stated that Leslie was convicted twice. Convicted once, overturned, Second trial hung jury. Only ONE conviction.
No, She was convicted. That conviction was set aside and she had a second trial. and then a third trial where she was convicted again. Split semantic hairs all you want, but the truth is that two separate juries both found her guilty of the same crimes based on the same evidence. - Stated that she murdered several people.
See above. When she entered the conspiracy she became legally responsible for the actions of her co-conspirators. - Stated that Leslie said she stabbed a dead body. Even in the trial testimony, Leslie says she thought Mrs. Labianca was dead, but she couldn't be sure.
And in parole hearing after parole hearing after interview after interview that she didn't kill Rosemary and that she just stabbed a corpse a little bit. She didn't start admitting that Rosemary could have been alive when she stabbed her, but she continues to stick to the "I stabbed a corpse" bulldookery in every parole hearing. - You repeatedly call Leslie a serial and/or mass murderer. Neither description is true nor accurate.
Accurate? Maybe not. True? You betcha. - You say no one has recommended her parole. Probably your most ludicrous thought...Bugs and Stephen Kay at different times has stated she should be released.
Bulldookey. Stephen Kay has appeared at every parole hearing to argue against her release. He has stated that he can foresee a point in the future where she could be released--that is NOT the same as saying she should be. - You state that she asked to go on Night #2..There is no evidence of this
Aside from Leslie's own testimony at her parole hearings, you mean? - You state she "slaughtered half a dozen people" Really? Name two?
Leno and Rosemary Labianca. For reasons stated above. - You state that the family members are as equally guilty as Manson. You might lose your audience here...No one believes that....I pray you are not one of those Charlie lovers, they seem to abound even 40 years later.
Saying the murdering scum who murdered at least 8 people are as guilty as the murdering scum who initiated the slaughter is not being a "Charlie lover". This is a pointless and despicable strawman argument.
And Ally is absolutely right because (sing along, you should know the words by now): in a conspiracy all conspirators are equally guilty of all actions undertaken by any member of the conspiracy.
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- Associated Leslie with Sharon Tate's death.
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An Apology to DVV.
Looking back over the postings I believe I have pinpointed the cause of your misunderstanding of Kurg's statement.
Kurg made two statements, 22 years apart. The statement you have been quoting (for which I do not know the context) from 1980, and his ruling on Van Houten's habeas corpus suit in 2002. Problem is that Krug is not only wrong about his conclusions, but he is also singularly unimaginative, since he used the exact same wording both times. The 2002 wording was used in a legal ruling, which was consequently overturned on appeal. The decision of the Appeal Court remains the final word on the legality of the situation unless the Supreme Court agrees to hear the case.
I'm not sure whether you were aware of the 2002 decision, in which case we were talking at cross-purposes and your assertion that you were mistaken rather than lying is entirely reasonable. In which case I humbly offer my sincere apologies for calling you a liar. I will, in future, attempt to refrain from leaping to such conclusions.
This doesn't change anything about the legal status of Krug's statement--he was wrong and continues to be legally wrong. As a personal opinion, I don't doubt that Kurg continues to believe what he said and that's his right, and it's entirely your right to agree with him on a personal level without being called a liar for your trouble. Krug's personal opinion carries no particular legal weight though.
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I hate to be the one to attempt to bring a bit of reality into your delusions, but Van Houten is GUILTY of Mr. Labiancas death as well as Mrs. In this country in which we live, if you participate in a crime that results in the death of someone, you are GUILTY even if you didn't pull the trigger yourself.
And she is guilty as an accessory after the fact in the TATE murders. I realize you don't like to have the facts brought up or actual legalities but the simple truth is, if you participate in a crime you are GUILTY even if you don't pull the trigger.
As for knowing that LaBianca was younger than her big whoop. I know Lindsay Lohan is younger than I but I have no idea what her real age is. You know why that is? Because I don't consider Lohan important enough to know what her age is. If you consider someone important enough to have slaughtered them, you ought to be able to remember their age. When asked DIRECTLY how old they were in response to this, she couldn't answer. So NO, doll, sorry she didn't obviously know their ages.
I can understand how you are now refusing to answer me again considering I shoot down your every argument as the false pap it is, but what the heck, let's show you for the "knowledgeable" debator you are.
* Associated Leslie with Sharon Tate's death.
* Associated Leslie with killing Leno Labianca.
* Stated that Leslie was convicted twice. Convicted once, overturned, Second trial hung jury. Only ONE conviction.
You don't seem to be as up on all the facts as you claim to be. Yeah I can really understand your reluctance to respond to me further if these are the "FACTS" you claim I am getting wrong.
* Stated that she murdered several people.
* Called her a murdering bitch. Most think she is very nice and not a bitch at all; a bitch would be a hard core, mean spirited person. That does not describe Leslie since at least 1973.
* Stated that Leslie said she stabbed a dead body. Even in the trial testimony, Leslie says she thought Mrs. Labianca was dead, but she couldn't be sure.
* You have stated that Mrs. Labianca was alive when Leslie stabbed her, Do you care to share how you know that fact?
* You repeatedly call Leslie a serial and/or mass murderer. Neither description is true nor accurate.
* You say no one has recommended her parole. Probably your most ludicrous thought...Bugs and Stephen Kay at different times has stated she should be released.
And Kay has never once argued for her parole or recommended it either. Flat out invention by the more delusional of her team. In every parole hearing and in every interview he says that while he is not saying she should be locked up forever, it's too soon to release her. And he's been saying that for decades. Or if you have evidence to the contrary, again post it.
* You state that she asked to go on Night #2..There is no evidence of this
* You state she "slaughtered half a dozen people" Really? Name two?
"She was a willful participant in action and support in the slaughter of half a dozen people. The fact that she only wielded the knife once is irrelevant."
It's awful when the facts get in the way of your beliefs isn't it? Reality is difficult for the challenged.
* You state that the family members are as equally guilty as Manson. You might lose your audience here...No one believes that....I pray you are not one of those Charlie lovers, they seem to abound even 40 years later.
As you have said you won't be responding, and truly I can understand why, you aren't very good at it, I would avoid the desert and anyone with crazy eyes, you seem ripe for becoming a "good soldier".Last edited by Ally; 03-19-2010, 04:07 AM.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Ally View PostYeah I am sure she's deeply remorseful over killing two people whose ages she can't even remember.
In the last couple of days you have:
- Associated Leslie with Sharon Tate's death.
- Associated Leslie with killing Leno Labianca.
- Stated that Leslie was convicted twice. Convicted once, overturned, Second trial hung jury. Only ONE conviction.
- Stated that she murdered several people.
- Called her a murdering bitch. Most think she is very nice and not a bitch at all; a bitch would be a hard core, mean spirited person. That does not describe Leslie since at least 1973.
- Stated that Leslie said she stabbed a dead body. Even in the trial testimony, Leslie says she thought Mrs. Labianca was dead, but she couldn't be sure.
- You have stated that Mrs. Labianca was alive when Leslie stabbed her, Do you care to share how you know that fact?
- You repeatedly call Leslie a serial and/or mass murderer. Neither description is true nor accurate.
- You say no one has recommended her parole. Probably your most ludicrous thought...Bugs and Stephen Kay at different times has stated she should be released.
- You state that she asked to go on Night #2..There is no evidence of this
- You state she "slaughtered half a dozen people" Really? Name two?
- You state that the family members are as equally guilty as Manson. You might lose your audience here...No one believes that....I pray you are not one of those Charlie lovers, they seem to abound even 40 years later.
It seems you are clueless about this case and only carry with you a real hate for Leslie Van Houten. You just throw things out hoping to scare and incite the uneducated.
You also use your position in this forum to distort the truth, ridicule the participants, and throw your weight around.
I'll not respond to you again,
FreeLeslie
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