Convicted mass killer Manson hospitalized outside prison: reports

[Little Tich]

Source: Reuters

Convicted mass murderer Charles Manson was taken from a California prison, where he is serving a life term, to a hospital for an undisclosed medical issue on Tuesday, news media reported.

Manson, 82, was seriously ill, a source told the Los Angeles Times, but could not provide further information. TMZ reported that Manson was transported to a hospital in Bakersfield, California, about an hour from California State Prison in Corcoran, where he was being held.

A California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokesman declined to comment to Reuters, citing inmate medical privacy issues.

In the 1960s, Manson, a charismatic ex-convict, assembled a group of runaways and outcasts known as the "Manson Family." In the summer of 1969, he directed his mostly young, female followers to murder seven people in what prosecutors said was part of a plan to incite a race war.

Read more: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-people-manson-idUSKBN14N1ZL?feedType=RSS&feedName=peopleNews

[Dopers_Greed]

1. Is he getting a Trump cabinet appointment?

[Equinox Moon]

15. Good one

[JDC]

26. Best lol of the day. Thx

[MADem]

30. Bureau of Prisons, maybe?

It would be for the best if he has signed a DNR, but that's probably too much to expect.

[killbotfactory]

40. Lol

[lastlib]

41. Undersecretary of Defense for Starting Race Wars!

(...a new post, created by The Trumpled One.)

[wordpix]

63. yes he will be the CIA torture expert

good one!

[Eleanors38]

2. I am concerned about Manson...

...being outside of prison for any reason. He should be returned forthwith.

[Warpy]

10. Trust me, he will be

as soon as he's medically stable and/or the tests have been run. If he's too sick for the prison infirmary, he's too sick to be much of a threat to anyone and even if he's able to play head games with some naive nurse, she won't have the key to his shackles.

I've taken care of more than my share of prisoners shackled to beds with guards who had their guns ready to draw every time I went into the room. Manson won't be any different, and remember also he's an old man now, he's 82.

[Tess49]

39. Same here. I've taken care of many prisoners as well. Still, I wouldn't want to be the

person who has to do his bilateral leg study for DVT. Yuck.

[lambchopp59]

49. I worked as a contractor for the hospital he's likely in, can't disclose where

The prisoners were only ever assigned a number, never referred to by name. But it was often unmistakable who we were caring for. It does present a certain irony giving gentle care and comfort to those who would likely murder their caregiver if they weren't massively shackled at all times. And, it has part of the reason the facility is mostly staffed by contractors/travelers.
I would never accept another assignment there, for several reasons.

[Tess49]

52. Yes, the irony is there. Especially when you're being called every name in the book as I have been.

Still, I tried to do my best. Had to walk away a couple of times, and chart "patient combative, unable to complete study".

[olddad56]

12. He is 82 years old and sick. He is harmless, Trump a bigger threat, worry about him.

[Eleanors38]

16. Mnson stays in jail. Trump we should ALL be concerned about, including you.

The best way to undermine trump is by going after as many of his voters as possible and peal them away from their infatuation. (It's what political parties do!) Currently, however, Democrats seem more focused on bashing the folks who supported Sanders as well as the ideas and direction he advocated. They should utilize their juice to go after trump.

[BainsBane]

34. He's not harmless

His crimes resulted from controlling people to get them to do what he wanted. That doesn't require youth or strength.

[snooper2]

48. So is now the time to buy his artwork before he dies and it goes up?

http://www.primeministeroftheunderworld.com/items_for_sale.html

Can't post the images look at the link

Charles Manson early 90's String Art Scorpion. Loads of Charlie's hair in intertwined into this piece. String art is getting tougher and tougher to find. Beautiful piece. Price: $2600.00

ULTRA RARE ORIGINAL Charle's Manson Inmate Appeal Form RARE FULLY PENNED BY CHARLIE with RESPONSE LETTER FROM CORCORAN!! VERY RARE!! Dated 12/5/08 and Signed response from Corcoran Staff in regards to the Appeal. 15 Full lines written by Charlie talking about how other people make their own rules. Signed C Manson AKA MAC. Stamped Original by Corcoran as is the response to the appeal. $800.00

This is one of there of Charlie's Personal Phone Books that I own. This is a special one. It has countless family members phone numbers and addresses in it. It has his closest friends numbers also indicating what they do for him type stuff in it. All I can tall you is this is obviously a one of a kind piece that you won't ever see anywhere else EVER. There are loads of his Drawing's and doodles all over the book. Almost EVERY SINGLE PAGE IS WRITTEN ON AND ALL IN CHARLIE"S PEN. This is an item for the high end collector. Price $7500.00

Charlie's Christmas Card from 2009. He only sends out 10 cards a year. Beautiful bold signature in green ink. $200.00

Original Notification of Disapproval - Mail & Packages. Signed bold in black by Charlie, sending the items back to Star. $200.00

Another Notification of Disapproval - Mail/Packages. Signed in full by Charlie bold black ink. Returning the item to Star. $150.00

[Eleanors38]

53. Some folks would collect his stool sample.

[LanternWaste]

54. What is the specific concern?

What is the specific concern?

[Eleanors38]

55. Setting precedent, surreptitious communication, fan love-ins, celebrity odors.

Funny, there are four(4) comments to my post, chief among them is why worry about mansonto when there are bigger issues. Heh. Four. So far.

[Generator]

3. Even Manson says it's just too much to see Trump

become Prez. You know you are thinking that!

[malthaussen]

4. After last year's body count...

... starting off 2017 by losing Manson would be ironic.

-- Mal

[AngryAmish]

23. After the brutal 2016, losing Manson for 2017 seems a joy.

[lastlib]

42. an obituary I would read with much satisfaction.......

(...although I would rather read D. Cheney's........)

[Va Lefty]

5. Not a religious man, but I would like to believe there's a Hell awaiting Charley

[olddad56]

13. I'm not a fan, but why are you not bothered by people like Bush and Cheney runnng around?

They killed hundreds of thousands.

[Va Lefty]

14. I am! Never said they shouldn't suffer a similar fate

talking about Manson here.

[C Moon]

19. I agree: that was a strange comment.

[Mz Pip]

36. Who said we weren't?

Geez, there's plenty of outrage to go around.

[dionysus]

45. Who said they weren't?

[Feeling the Bern]

29. Compared to Al-Bagdadi, Boko Haram psycho leader, Assad, al-Bashar, Kim, House of Saud,

and despotic leaders of Laos, Chad, Gambia, Burma, China, and countless others, along with war mongers like Kissinger, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Bush, Wolfowitz. . .as well as the drug kingpin in Latin American that torture and behead people at an alarming rate, Charles "Svengali" Mason is as small as small potatoes can get.

[jmowreader]

6. Manson can't die! Trump hasn't filled the Surgeon General slot yet!

[47of74]

27. Ahem....

[leftofcool]

33. DUZY!

[LeftyMom]

35. He is looking for famous musicians to play the inaugural.

Charlie can probably still bang out an acoustic Cease to Exist if there's a little money on his commissary account in it for him. And he's certainly not going to object to Trump's racial politics.

[malthaussen]

51. Legitimacy at last!

Bet the recording of it would be a best-seller in certain RW circles. Fame and Fortune await, Charlie!

-- Mal

[orangecrush]

38. DUZY #2

[Warren DeMontague]

7. Whatever it is, I hope it hurts.

Asshole.

[Scurrilous]

8. Can't resist...

[TeamPooka]

9. Could 2017 be trying to make up for 2016 karma wise? It would be a good start

[JHB]

11. Trump will take credit in 5, 4, 3, 2...

[LeftInTX]

31. With our luck, he'll kick the bucket on Jan 20th at noon

[Liberalagogo]

17. Just pointing out

Manson is not a mass murderer. He was never convicted of personally murdering anyone. Although, he might have one or two people. He was found guilty of conspiracy. He's a psychopath for sure, but he's too much of a coward to get his hands dirty.
Not a defense, just pointing out the facts.
http://knowledgenuts.com/2013/07/20/charles-manson-never-killed-anyone/

[JenniferJuniper]

21. Cowardly and clever

It was all a big experiment for him. He had fun manipulating kids to do the most evil things imaginable, but he didn't stick around to watch the carnage.

[Liberalagogo]

24. Kinda like some fat orange troll

of which we are all unfortunately aware.

[H2O Man]

25. He tied up

two people, and then ordered them to be butchered.

[Liberalagogo]

47. That doesn't make him

a murderer. Merely an accessory in the eyes of the law.

[H2O Man]

57. Nope.

[Liberalagogo]

58. Obviously you are NOT

a lawyer. Or have any comprehension how the legal system works.

Move along.

[H2O Man]

59. Silly.

Little Charlie was convicted in a court of law for murder. And rightly so. This is distinct from being "merely an accessory in the eyes of the law." He was not charged -- hence, not convicted -- with being an accessory to murder. That said, it is obvious that: (a) one of us is familiar with the case, and (b) one of us understands the law ....and it isn't you.

[Liberalagogo]

60. No he wasn't

I'm sorry if you can't deal with the facts.l

Might want to try READING.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Manson

"In 1971 he was found guilty of conspiracy to commit the murders of seven people."

So take your "silly" and stuff it.

So much for any understanding YOU have.

Oh, I look forward to you reporting and having this deleted, being the precious snowflake you are.

[H2O Man]

61. Right.

"Conspiracy" to commit murder, when murders happen, make one a murderer. By law. Sad that any human being would look up to the little fellow.

[BigDemVoter]

18. I think his ass should stay in jail, but he IS no risk to the public

and there isn't any reason he shouldn't have medical care where it's available.

[JenniferJuniper]

20. and somewhere in various prisons in CA,

several aged ex Family members are hoping hard that Charlie kicks the bucket tonight.

[ripcord]

22. If anyone deserves to be in the hospital

In Bakersfield it is Charlie.

[47of74]

28. Speaking of that, weve gotta move. An old man named Manson is scheduled for release in ten minutes

Knight Rider 2000

[niyad]

32. now that is one obit I won't mind seeing.

[orangecrush]

37. Best tweet ever

es

Gary Janetti
Twitter › GaryJanetti
Charles Manson is seriously ill and in the hospital. No longer sure if he'll make it to the inauguration.

[MFM008]

43. Is he dead yet?

Lemme know then.

[PlanetBev]

44. Give Charlie a Hot Lead Enema

Just a suggestion.....

[The Wizard]

46. Does this mean

he won't be performing at Trumputin's Inaugural and to sing his hit single, "Cease To Exist?"
There goes another "A" list act out the window.

[leftyladyfrommo]

50. I remember all of that Manson stuff.

It was awful. The Manson gang just massacred those people. All of Hollywood was terrified.

And then the book Helter Skelter came out and brought it all up again.

And the really sick thing is that Manson still has followers today. Sick people out there.

[Eugene]

56. Charles Manson back in prison after reported hospital stay

Source: Associated Press

Charles Manson back in prison after reported hospital stay

Associated Press in Bakersfield, California
Saturday 7 January 2017 21.07 GMT

Cult leader Charles Manson was back in a central California prison on Saturday after a reported hospital stay for an unspecified medical problem.

Manson, 82, was at California state prison, Corcoran, said Jeffrey Callison, a spokesman for the state department of corrections and rehabilitation.

“We never stated he was anywhere else,” Callison said in an email. “Medical privacy laws do not allow (the department) to discuss inmates’ medical issues, if any.”

The department has declined to comment on reports from TMZ and the Los Angeles Times that earlier in the week Manson was taken to a hospital in Bakersfield, 60 miles south of the prison.

While the prison has medical facilities, California prisoners generally are sent to outside hospitals if they need “surgical services, emergency care, or diagnostic services of an acute nature”, Joyce Hayhoe, a spokeswoman for the federal receiver who controls prison medical care, said on Tuesday.

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Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jan/07/charles-manson-prison-hospital

[wordpix]

62. good riddance to this scourge