Flashback Forensics: Psychologist Analyzes Charles Manson's Body Language and Behavior

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  @brittanyr-u3m · 3 years ago

  The most fascinating part was after the interview. The way he carried a friendly conversation with out the dramatics. He is absolutely crazy but he knows what he is doing all at the same time.

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• JO

  @jordanhamilton50 · 1 year ago

  I swear Robin Williams should have played Manson in a movie he would have played him perfectly.

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• KA

  @kathyparker5899 · 3 years ago

  Diane had full control of the entire interview. She did an excellent job. Thanks Dr. G

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• JE

  @jessawhite6429 · 1 year ago (edited)

  My grandma met him once. She was at a party and a friend of hers was saying “you gotta come meet this guy, he’s a visionary.” My grandma said he was sitting on a couch with women all around him, smoking a joint, and she said when he looked at her in the eyes she had a chill run down her spine. She stayed for a minute or two as he rambled on, excused herself to the “bathroom” and left the party. She said you could just see the evil in his eyes, it was so unsettling. She said years later when she saw him on the news and found out about all his crimes and she was “I KNEW IT!”

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• DA

  @Datrollll · 1 year ago

  “If you are me and I am you then everything you do for you is for me too”…. Dang that was a bar. I bet that went over everyone’s head

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• IS

  @IsItJustMe822 · 3 years ago

  Having grown up abused and manipulated, controlled, with a father like this,  it is unnerving  how I can easily see the Dr.'s points, but then completely fall for every word Charles Manson says.   Thank God I'm not near someone like this anymore.  All it took was for him to sometimes make sense and I was hooked.

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• ST

  @stevintyska · 3 years ago

  He didn’t mean give me money that you owe me. He shot someone for Tex, so he was telling Tex it’s time to return the favor and get Bobby out of jail.

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• OB

  @obo7707 · 3 years ago

  I really appreciated how you said he has both psychotic AND psychopathic symptoms and the difference between the two , and how one disorder can take prevalence over the other. Interesting. Thank you

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• AL

  @allthingshorrorrelated · 1 year ago (edited)

  Danny Trejo, the actor, was his cell mate, and said it was all an act. All this craziness you are seeing, just an act. That's how manipulative he was. Trejo said he would have made a great actor.

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• JO

  @JohnnyAppleseed-yl6fo · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3W8GtwInYg&amp;t=325">5:25</a> &quot;light, dibby dabbyin&apos; chippyin&apos;&quot; makes perfect sense. He&apos;s talking about his drug use. What he&apos;s saying is he&apos;s not a heavy drug user. &quot;Dibby dabbyin&apos;&quot; means dabbling. &quot;Chipping&quot; is an old term in the drug world that means you use occasionally, or that you quit before a habit becomes severe.

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• AN

  @anonz975 · 2 years ago

  Diane Sawyer handled the interview so well. She remained calm and soft spoken to encourage him to open up and show his full range of personality. He liked her.

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  @angelaluster2026 · 3 years ago

  &quot;Im not a violent person,&quot; he growls. Lol

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