Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties by Tom O'Neill: Conversation Starters
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Supposedly a piece on a magazine for the 30th anniversary of the Manson Family murders, Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA and the Secret History of the Sixties, the newest novel of Journalist Tom O'Neill together with Dan Piepenbring, divulges secrets he uncovered in the numerous interviews and diligent research he did on the Manson Family and the murders they committed. After twenty years of investigative research, he discovered multiple irregularities in the trials of Manson and those who have connections with their crimes. He interviewed various people involved with the Manson family. He believes there are more who decided to stay out of it. He then decided to release a book which details his journey in discovering the truth about the Manson family's crimes with their leader, Charles Manson, and the mysteries behind it.
Tom O'Neill was a former writer for newspapers and magazines. He has interviewed many celebrities such as Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford, and others. When offered to write a piece for a magazine, he ventured into novel writing. He has collaborated with rookie author Dan Piepenbring to complete Chaos. Currently, the physical hardcover book is sold out on Amazon. At the same time, they are set to release the paperback version later this month.
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Introducing Chaos
Chaos details more information and Charles Manson and his family, which were infamous during the sixties from the crimes they have committed. Journalist Tom O'Neill has compiled twenty years of data regarding the Mason family, wherein he discovered numerous people involved with the Manson family murders.
In 1967, Charles Manson formed a cult called the Manson family in California. The cult would commit multiple crimes such as murder, assault, theft, and others. Before the cult's creation, Manson had already been convicted several times for different crimes. Manson's followers were mostly women. They were drawn to his teachings and believed he was like Jesus Christ. He was known to be good at manipulation, which would explain how he was able to make his family do whatever he tells them to do. The crimes started petty like theft but quickly escalated to committing murders. Charles Manson was an aspiring musician who wanted to be famous. He met singer Dennis Wilson of the group Beach Boys through some members of his family. They wrote songs together, and Dennis introduced him to record producer Terry Melcher. Manson and Melcher met in the latter's house at 10050 Cielo Drive. Melcher was fascinated by Manson, and he considered recording his music, which made Manson audition for him. Unfortunately, the record producer decided not to sign him; Melcher and Wilson chose to cut Manson out of their lives, which only angered Manson. Melcher eventually moved out of his home,