Micro Publishing Media Inside the manson jury: from deliberation to death sentence, paperback/herman tubick

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INSIDE THE MANSON JURY: From Deliberation to Death Sentence Jury Foreman Herman Tubick with his wife Helen wrote a book in 1973 culled from his notebooks and journals about his experience as a sequestered juror during the infamous Manson Trial.

It was put into a drawer and discovered by his daughter in 2017.

Lawyer/ Journalist and Manson expert Deborah Herman has combined this historic artifact with excerpts from the original trial transcript to reveal the larger picture of the crime and trial that captures our collective consciousness to this day.

Just in time for the release of Quentin Tarantino's depiction of Manson in his new movie Once upon a time in Hollywood, this book provides facts that can put to rest the Manson legend once and for all.

INSIDE THE MANSON JURY: FROM DELIBERATION TO DEATH SENTENCE (Micro Publishing Media, Inc, on sale September 1, 2019, ISBN 978194406886 ($17.

95) is a look inside the experience of the Manson Trial as it was in 1970 and 1971.

This riveting book will interest even those not familiar with the case because it lays it out in a logical order what evidence led to the verdicts and how Manson tried to control the outcome in any way he could.

The book includes editor's notes by co-author Deborah Herman, also known for her collaboration with Dianne Snake Lake in the writing of her poignant and compelling memoir of survival, MEMBER OF THE FAMILY (Morrow, 10/24/2017) which is a disturbing and powerful testament of her time with one of the 20th Century's most notorious criminal figures: Charles Manson.

Lake was the final major witness in the nine and one-half month trial.

She was only aware of her own testimony.

Lake says of INSIDE THE MANSON JURY: Manson was a master manipulator.

I am grateful to the jury for bringing him to justice.

If anyone still has any doubt why Charles Manson was convicted of the crimes as a conspirator and whether or not he controlled his followers, this book should dispel those doubts.

Manson was his own wors.