Laurel Canyon Episode 9 - Outtakes/Analysis (Abigail's Story)

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• GR

  @gregman1715 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Someone Needs To Do A Book About Her They Really Need To Like To Know So Much More About Her Life

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• MA

  @marshallbyrne8191 · 3 years ago

  She was so beautiful

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• RA

  @ralphmalph6097 · 4 years ago

  I knew who Abigail was but you’re the first person to explain about how smart and talented she was thanks for your videos

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• JO

  @joannehughes5249 · 4 years ago

  I like it when the victims are humanized and not referred to as Manson victims. I feel the same way about Steven Parent, often overlooked, just a kid.<br>A great presentation as usual. I hope it&apos;s not the last.

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• AL

  @AliciaBug120 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m absolutely captivated with this series on Laurel Canyon. You are such a great storyteller and have done a ton of research and can I just say I am HERE for it? 🤗 Each video just keeps me wanting more and more. Please keep going! This is so fascinating.

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• ST

  @stevenburton6785 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Wonderfully presented She was a scholar of Elizabethan literature particularly the writings of Christopher Marlow.

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• WE

  @wendylederer367 · 2 years ago

  Abigail Folger seemed like an amazing human being. She was doing Gods work and no one was giving her props for it. She should at least get her flowers now for all the work she did to help people that had less than her.

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• 1S

  @1santos1 · 4 years ago

  WOW! I was at the Tate home for the 24th anniversary of the murders. Trent Reznor had invited the bands I was hanging out with to an &quot;after party&quot;. He gave us a tour of the home with the hardback Helter Skelter book in hand. It was a night I will NEVER forget. Knowing more about the victims makes me feel really weird having been there.....

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• 44

  @44manm · 3 years ago

  You have elevated Abigail Folger from simply a crime victim, to a beautiful person with a story. &nbsp;🙏 Well done.

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• JA

  @jayteechr58 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I was deeply saddened by the recent death of David Crosby. Sadly, all of the musical icons I followed and listened to back in the 60&apos;s and 70&apos;s are now in their mid to late 70&apos;s and early 80&apos;s. (Although Yoko Ono will be 90 in February and the fact that Keith Richards is still alive never ceases to amaze me!!) There is no doubt in my mind that the music of my generation will continue to be played for many years to come. I recently watched the documentary &quot;Echo in the Canyon&quot; (2019). Tom Petty appeared several times...another icon gone too soon. I accidentally stumbled on your YouTube miniseries after googling &quot;Laurel Canyon&quot;. In two days, I binge watched Episodes 1-9 and I was sad for it to end because I wanted more! It was entertaining, informative, interesting and simply amazing!! I loved listening to you. You have a great voice and are very articulate; not to mention the fact that you are an incredible storyteller, too!<br>Thank you SO much for making this. I am now a subscriber and I look forward to more in the future! Keep up the good work!! 🙌❤

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• SH

  @sharonletchford1287 · 3 years ago (edited)

  God bless you Abigail Folger, you did your upmost to help others, kind generous , with a big heart , I IMAGNE Sharon was pleased to have a friend like you, you were both very kind.

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• JU

  @jude1515 · 1 month ago

  Interesting video.

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