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Linda Kasabian

Linda Kasabian

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Nov 5, 2026

Desi JedeikinHOST
56:17
But despite the massive hit that this was, nearly everyone associated with it was pretty much shunned from Hollywood.
Desi JedeikinHOST
56:24
In 1976, Marilyn Burns does land the role of Linda Kasabian in a TV movie about the Manson family, but that would be pretty much her only thing.
Rachel FisherHOST
56:32
That's crazy.
Desi JedeikinHOST
56:34
Gunner.
EB JohnsonHOST
46:48
It would be the last time anyone but their killers saw them alive.
EB JohnsonHOST
46:52
That night, shortly after midnight on August 9th, Tex Watson, Susan Atkins, Linda Kasabian, and Patricia Krenwinkel arrived at Cielo Drive in a beat-up 1959 Ford.
EB JohnsonHOST
47:02
Tex Watson, who was driving, parked the car and then scaled a pole to sever the phone lines into the house.
EB JohnsonHOST
47:07
Then the four accomplices dressed in black from head to toe jumped over an embankment and dropped onto the property.
EB JohnsonHOST
47:13
What happens next is nothing short of a horror film.
EB JohnsonHOST
47:16
So, you know, trigger warning, brace yourselves, all that good stuff.
EB JohnsonHOST
47:20
While Linda Kasabian kept watch at the bottom of the drive, Watson, Atkins and Krenwinkel crept towards Sharon Tate's love house in the darkness.
EB JohnsonHOST
47:28
All of them are carrying big knives and Tex Watson also had a 22 bunt line revolver that he already had like ready to go.
LorraineHOST
37:37
And I think it's great that
AmelieHOST
37:38
it was Linda Kasabian
LorraineHOST
37:42
she was the one who kind of was for immunity, was happy to tell all.
AmelieHOST
37:46
Thank
GazHOST
13:08
Yeah.
GazHOST
13:09
One of the key figures was Linda Kasabian, who had accomplished the group's...
GazHOST
13:16
Basically, like, forced the group or kind of accompanied the group to the CeeLo Drive murder, but didn't really take part in the killings inside the house.
GazHOST
13:27
She later became central, basically, as a prosecution witness.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:45
Yeah.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:47
And then once you're so far in it, you can't like, even when you start having doubts, because that was the thing with Linda Kasabian, right? Yes.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:55
was the girl that was kind of like, I don't like this.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:58
But they had her kid and they had her and she didn't have anyone to go to and was kind of like, I don't know what to do because I can't leave or they're going to come kill me
Elisa DonovanHOST
26:09
if I leave.
Elisa DonovanHOST
26:09
Right.
Elisa DonovanHOST
26:10
So the movie is told through Linda Kasabian's essentially her story.
Elisa DonovanHOST
26:16
So did you, how did the women relate to one another in your research?
Elisa DonovanHOST
24:53
Yeah.
Greer GrammerGUEST
24:55
And then once you're so far in it, you can't, like, even when you start having doubts, because that was the thing with Linda Kasabian, right? Yes.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:03
was the girl that was kind of like, I don't like this.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:06
But they had her kid and they had her and she didn't have anyone to go to and was kind of like, I don't know what to do because I can't leave or they're going to come kill me if I leave.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:17
Right.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:18
So the movie is told through Linda Kasabian's essentially her story.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:24
So did you, how did the women relate to one another in your research? Did the supposed sisterhood make it harder for anyone to challenge Manson or leave? Like, was there a jealousy aspect or a...
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:39
You know, because all these things like I this these these kinds of it really gets me this misogyny disguised as I love women.
Elisa DonovanHOST
24:57
Yeah.
Greer GrammerGUEST
24:59
And then once you're so far in it, you can't, like, even when you start having doubts, because that was the thing with Linda Kasabian, right? Yes.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:07
was the girl that was kind of like, I don't like this.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:10
But they had her kid and they had her and she didn't have anyone to go to and was kind of like, I don't know what to do because I can't leave or they're going to come kill me
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:21
if I leave.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:21
Right.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:21
So the movie is told through Linda Kasabian's essentially her story.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:28
So did you, how did the women relate to one another in your research? Did the supposed sisterhood make it harder
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:11
Yeah.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:13
And then once you're so far in it, you can't, like, even when you start having doubts, because that was the thing with Linda Kasabian, right? Yes.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:21
was the girl that was kind of like, I don't like this.
Greer GrammerGUEST
25:24
But they had her kid and they had her and she didn't have anyone to go to and was kind of like, I don't know what to do because I can't leave or they're going to come kill me if
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:35
I leave.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:35
Right.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:35
So the movie is told through Linda Kasabian's Eyes, essentially her story.
Elisa DonovanHOST
25:42
So did you, how did the women relate to one another in your research? Did the supposed sisterhood make it harder for anyone to challenge Manson or leave? Like, was there a jealousy aspect or a...
Uncle CarnageHOST
13:26
Heinemann's murder was a rehearsal, a real performance was yet to come.
Uncle CarnageHOST
13:32
On August 8th, 1969, Manson summoned four members of the family, Charles Tex Watson, Susan Atkins, Patricia Kreningle, and Linda Kasabian.
Uncle CarnageHOST
13:45
He told them to go to 10050 Cee Lo Drive, the house that had been rented by Terry Melcher, the producer who had rejected Manson's music.
Uncle CarnageHOST
13:56
Melcher had moved out.
Carman CarrionHOST
6:25
Lynette Fromm, who everyone would come to know as Squeaky.
Carman CarrionHOST
6:29
Later came Linda Kasabian and Charles Watson, nicknamed Tex.
Carman CarrionHOST
6:34
Psychologists who study coercive groups do not usually describe a single sinister trick.
Carman CarrionHOST
6:39
They describe a process, and Manson ran almost all of it.

11 MINS LATER

Carman CarrionHOST
17:38
And Abigail Fulger, 25, was the heiress to a coffee fortune who volunteered her time to help others and who was Frykowski's partner.
Carman CarrionHOST
17:46
After dinner they went back to the house.
Carman CarrionHOST
17:49
Meanwhile, at Spahn Ranch, Manson gathered four members of the family, Tex Watson, Susan Atkins, and Patricia Krenwinkel, and a newer member named Linda Kasabian, who had joined only a few weeks earlier.
Carman CarrionHOST
18:02
According to testimony from Watson and Kasabian, Manson told them to go to the house where Terry Melcher used to live and to totally destroy everyone in it, as gruesome as they could make it.

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