The mystery of Charles Manson’s motive in notorious cult killings is getting a fresh look as an FBI criminal profiler reveals a “perfect storm” of factors came together for the infamous murders.

Errol Morris's documentary questions human beings' susceptibility to mind control through the use of LSD and asks if that was a factor in the Tate-LaBianca murders.

This is Charles Manson, who was the leader of the Manson Family, a cult that carried out several murders in the late '60s.

The name of serial killer Charles Manson is enough to strike fear in the hearts of California locals who were once terrorized by his crimes. Across the world, his name still leaves chills in its ...

The mystery of Charles Manson’s motive in notorious cult killings is getting a fresh look as an FBI criminal profiler reveals a "perfect storm" of factors came together for the infamous murders.

What the listing neglects to mention, however, is the home's somewhat sinister connection to Charles Manson and the ...

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- California corrections officials released an updated prison photograph of Charles Manson on Wednesday, showing the balding and graying 74-year-old, complete with ...

King-Schreifels is a contributor for TIME. Charles Manson leaves court after deferring a plea on the murder charges on Dec. 11, 1969. Charles Manson leaves court after deferring a plea on the ...

Chaos: The Manson Murders, sees Errol Morris water down his source in style and in substance to fit its home on Netflix.

"Helter Skelter," a phrase from the Beatles' White Album, written the year before, was taken as an apocalyptic vision intended for Charles Manson and members of his so-called "family." The phrase ...