Johnny Ussery Part 2 - The Encounter

I don't think this weed is working... Maybe I should have taken a Xanax. I should feel high as hell right now, and all I feel is scared out of my Goddamn mind. What am I doing here? How did I get into this? Sigh.... 6 years ago I was sitting in an office cubicle bored beyond belief, and I stumbled into the online world of the Manson Family blogging. A private, quiet hobby developed and somehow it grew into???? I don’t even know what. Now I am sitting in my car out in the street across from Johnny Ussery's house. He is expecting me. In a minute, I have to get out of my car and go up to knock on the door. Have I taken this whole thing too far?

The line between fantasy and reality is about to be crossed in my little world, and I am so not sure I am ready to do it. These are crimes and names from a very long time ago. Like most - I know them only from old articles and wiki searches. These people exist in the memories and archives of newspapers and back dated police blotters. The theories and conspiracies get tossed around like old tales at the campfire.

Until today. Now it gets real. Oh man and I mean real.  What is inside that house? What is waiting for me, and will I be ready? What if it is Chris Hanson and he thinks I am a predator??? Wait a minute… Maybe the weed is working a little.

Calm down Saint… breathe deep. Remember, I am here to help. I have information and contact information for people who can help Johnny. Eviliz has been contacted by people with information which might make some kind of difference. Smart, good people who are professionals at this sort of stuff. I am here to clear some things up, and to pass him on to those who can take him much further than I am capable of doing in his quest for the truth. My cause and purpose are right.

As well, I have a secret weapon in the car with me. I brought him the perfect gift. A copy of my very favorite book. It is the perfect thing to give in this situation. So apropos…

Finally, today I have a chance to make a difference. I wish it could be easier but we don’t always get to chose our circumstances. Sometimes they choose us. These circumstances leave us with a choice. Either we can back down and shy away, or we can step up and seize the moment. We can define the circumstances or we can let them define us. Johnny had no choice in his circumstance. I do. I call myself the Saint of Circumstance. Time to put my money where my mouth is…..

So I get out of the car and walk up to the door…..


                                 Coming soon… A Face to Face Visit with Johnny Ussery….

Ukiah Press Democrat - 10-15-1968

See these previous Eviliz stories:

http://www.eviliz.com/2012/06/some-begin-to-connect-dots.html
http://www.eviliz.com/2012/02/nancy-warren-clyda-dulaney-death-site.html
http://www.eviliz.com/2012/10/a-conversation-with-johnny-ussery-then.html

The 'Witches of Mendocino' saga begins...

Welcome to an Eviliz chapter on the Ukiah Murders and the Manson Connection. 

In May of 1968 a chain of events began that rocked Mendocino County, CA. Though unsolved to this day, the triple murder of Nancy Warren and Clyda Dulaney (and her unborn female baby) in October match the gruesome pattern of the Manson Family. The "Witches of Mendocino" arrests took place as documented in this Article dated June 24, 1968 placing key members of the Family close by. Could they have been involved? The next week or two will shed light. Please join us.

As you may remember, Manson sent a group of Family members up to Mendocino County to scout for a new permanent residence. This happened around May of 1968. Sadie, Mary and the gang were zealously trying to gain young recruits. They were dirty - they stunk and the bus stunk - and they were high profile with their drug use, even though they had infants in tow. The locals branded them the "Witches of Mendocino."

On June 21, 1968 they apparently dosed 17 year-old Allen Rosenthal. His mother called law enforcement. When they responded Allen was babbling about his legs being like snakes. Mom pointed the finger at the "Witches" and the raid mentioned in the above article was on...

Here's something we didn't know:

Boonville and the Anderson Valley has its own language called Boontling. Here's the wiki on it as well as a video. They're not a definitive on the language but they give us a good idea of how it works. The Wiki article has references if any of you care to learn more. We wonder if the Witches may have picked up on Boontling and used a variation they created themselves. ZuZu's for candy comes to mind. The Family was well known to cackle in a language that only those in the know would have any idea what they were talking about. Is this where it began?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boontling

Debra Tate says she heard attorney Boyd say that Tex confessed to many other murders!

Sharon Tate’s sister, Debra, is joining the Los Angeles Police Department in urging a Texas judge to release hours of unheard audio tape recordings between Manson follower and convicted murderer Charles "Tex" Watson. The LAPD announced on Thursday it has a dozen open investigations into unsolved murders that occurred near known Manson Family hangouts, and believe the tapes may help them solve the cases.

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BREAKING NEWS UPDATE - LAPD: Manson tapes needed for unsolved cases

DALLAS (AP) - A Los Angeles Police Department spokesman says investigators believe that decades-old taped conversations between a Manson family disciple and his attorney could help clear up more than a dozen unsolved homicides.

Andrew Smith told The Associated Press on Thursday that the LAPD sought to use a search warrant to obtain the tapes of conversations between Charles “Tex” Watson and his late attorney, Bill Boyd, because it urgently wants to solve any unsolved cases.

U.S. District Judge Richard A. Schell in Texas this month blocked the LAPD from executing the search warrant for the office of a bankruptcy trustee who currently has the tapes.

He criticized the LAPD for trying to circumvent an order he issued keeping the tapes off limits while he considers Watson’s appeal of a bankruptcy court case.

THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP’s earlier story is below.

A federal judge in Texas has blocked an attempt by the Los Angeles Police Department to use a search warrant to obtain decades-old tapes of conversations between a Manson family disciple and his now-deceased trial attorney.

U.S. District Judge Richard A. Schell’s ruling stopped authorities from executing a search warrant earlier this month for the office of the bankruptcy trustee who has eight cassette tapes containing hours of conversations between Charles “Tex” Watson and attorney Bill Boyd.

Schell took the LAPD to task for what the judge called an apparent attempt to circumvent a court order making the tapes off limits until Watson’s appeal of a previous ruling in bankruptcy court can be heard.

“This court understands and respects the desire of the LAPD to seek access to the 42-year-old tapes,” Schell wrote in an Oct. 5 ruling. “However, the LAPD has provided no explanation as to why this court should shortcut the usual procedure for determining a bankruptcy appeal given that the investigation the LAPD wishes to reopen involves murders that occurred 42 years ago.”

The LAPD is seeking the tapes on the belief that Watson, serving a life sentence in California for his role in the 1969 murders of actress Sharon Tate and six others, may have discussed other unsolved murders with Boyd.

Boyd, who died in 2009, represented Watson when the Manson follower fled to his home state after the murders. The tapes are now in the possession of Linda Payne, the trustee in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding involving the law firm where Boyd worked.

In May, the bankruptcy court judge ruled that the LAPD should get the tapes because Watson waived his right to attorney-client privilege when he made them available to the co-author of his 1978 book “Will You Die for Me? The Man Who Killed for Charles Manson Tells His Own Story.” The ruling by Judge Brenda Rhoades in effect supported Payne, who testified that she believed there was no reason not to give police the tapes.

Watson is appealing the decision, and Schell granted a stay until he can hear arguments from both sides. Attorneys for Watson and Payne are still preparing their briefs.

Andrew Smith, an LAPD spokesman, said Thursday he couldn’t immediately comment on the matter.

Payne sought an emergency ruling from Schell on the search warrant after law enforcement officials from Los Angeles and Fort Worth showed up at her Dallas office on Oct. 3 seeking to search the premises, court records show.

Read more: LAPD: Manson tapes needed for unsolved cases - Washington Times http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/oct/18/lapd-manson-tapes-needed-for-unsolved-cases/#ixzz29ibagq9L

Story taken from the Washington Times

Odd picture revisited

Is the girl depicted in the top image the same one
captured in the picture below? (left in both pics)

Thanks orwhut for the tip

Top Ten Strangest Charles Manson Quotes

Top Ten Strangest Charles Manson Quotes

Charles Manson has been called many things, a cult leader, a serial killer, a sociopath, a psychopath, but he's never been called "quotable". In many interviews Manson speaks gibberish and tries to appear crazy, he usually succeeds. He runs interviews like a circus with himself as the star attraction. This is a small sample of some of his craziest quotes during his jail house interviews. Many psychologist believe that Manson is a man who has lost touch with reality. But in a 1980 interview with Tom Snyder this was proved somewhat inaccurate, honorable mention goes to the Synder interview for the simple fact that Synder was able to control Manson by telling him to "come down off the spaceship." Luckily for us, not many reporters are as poised as Tom Synder, so here are some of the strangest things Manson uttered on camera.

There are 10 videos on the page so give it plenty of time to load.

WATCH: The Legends Of Laurel Canyon, The Complete Documentary

"The Legends of Laurel Canyon", Tina Malave’s fascinating documentary of the music and residents of Laurel Canyon, is now streaming online.

The documentary focuses on the L.A. music community of the late 60s and early 70s where Jim Morrison, Frank Zappa, Crosby Still & Nash, Linda Ronstadt, Mama Cass and The Monkees were all neighbors.

Tina’s documentary is exceptionally made, giving detail of the people and the lifestyle and the birth of an endless era of music.

Warning: If you start watching you won't be able to stop!

Watch the complete "Legends of Laurel Canyon" here

Mary, Gypsy & Como

I had these once without the blur-outs. Sorry I can't find them. Does anybody have those??? 

Mwah!

Looks like Gypsy's packin' more than automatic fire.

I wuv you...

Now I know I was right!


Thanks, candy and nuts

Sway: A Novel

Three dramatic and emblematic stories intertwine in Zachary Lazar's extraordinary new novel, SWAY--the early days of the Rolling Stones, including the romantic triangle of Brian Jones, Anita Pallenberg, and Keith Richards; the life of avant-garde filmmaker Kenneth Anger; and the community of Charles Manson and his followers. Lazar illuminates an hour in American history when rapture found its roots in idolatrous figures and led to unprovoked and inexplicable violence. Connecting all the stories in this novel is Bobby Beausoleil, a beautiful California boy who appeared in an Anger film and eventually joined the Manson "family." With great artistry, Lazar weaves scenes from these real lives together into a true but heightened reality, making superstars human, giving demons reality, and restoring mythic events to the scale of daily life.

"One hypnotic tone poem.... It is not the now-historic acts of violence that make Sway so riveting, but its vivid character portraits and decadent, muzzy atmosphere, all rendered with the heightened sensory awareness associated with drugs and paranoia. The near miniaturist precision with which he describes Keith Richards's attempts to master his guitar, Brian Jones's acid trips and Anger's obsessive desire for Beausoleil bring this large-scale tableau into stunning relief." --Liz Brown, Time Out New York