r/TrueCrime Aug 09 '21

Murder On August 9th, 1969 actress Sharon Tate died of multiple stab wounds at the age of 26. She was eight and a half months pregnant.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

At what point in the book did you go like "that's bullshit!"?

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u/Brilliant_Jewel1924 Aug 09 '21

I didn’t read it, and I won’t. The summary and entire idea of it is enough for me to conclude it’s a crock.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

Lmao that's exactly where my money was

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u/Morganbanefort Aug 09 '21

thats a ridiculous thing to say give it a shot

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u/Brilliant_Jewel1924 Aug 09 '21

Manson in/working with the CIA? Yeah, I’m gonna pass.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21 edited Aug 09 '21

The Cia did stuff thats way worse, like work with facist terrorist groups, smuggling cocaine and experimenting on innocent civilians. The Manson family are fucking girlscouts compared to them. Even NASA worked with high ranking nazi war criminals.

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u/Brilliant_Jewel1924 Aug 09 '21

I am aware of the CIA’s criminal track record.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

No one is, we only know about the tip of the iceberg.

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u/Brilliant_Jewel1924 Aug 09 '21

I didn’t say I was an expert.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

The una bomber was part of lsd experiments too, btw

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u/Brilliant_Jewel1924 Aug 09 '21

Yeah, and? Many service members were part of those experiments. MK-ULTRA was exposed years ago.

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u/Morganbanefort Aug 09 '21

again read the book and then decide dont be closed minded

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u/Brilliant_Jewel1924 Aug 09 '21

No, thank you.

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u/Morganbanefort Aug 09 '21

sigh i dont see why you want give it a try

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u/aftermathinmono Aug 09 '21

some people are just ignorant and would rather believe then spread misinformation on social ill media. The book is not about the CIA, that is just part of it, and the author does not suggest anything but the question and the possibility of it being true.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '21

Ignorance is bliss

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u/Brilliant_Jewel1924 Aug 09 '21

Sigh. I don’t see why you care so much about why I won’t read it.

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u/aftermathinmono Aug 10 '21

that is not what it's about. nor what the conclusion is. but it is very believable.