Manson, Corcoran guard have incident (Tough guy, Charlie Manson)

The Fresno Bee ^ | 6-25-05 | unknown

[Enterprise]

"Manson apparently refused to go back to his cell and assumed a fighting stance with a correctional officer, said Todd Slosek, a spokesman for the California Department of Corrections.

Slosek didn't have exact details on when the incident occurred, other than to say it happened sometime this week. He said he didn't believe either Manson or the officer was injured in the confrontation. "

[Enterprise]

This was a hoot! Alas, the article should read: "Manson took a fighting stance against a guard. Manson is expected to recover from his injuries in about 9 months."

[BullDog108]

Manson is a punk. A couple decades ago he taunted a prisoner who was a former Hare Krishna that had beheaded his wife for adultery and was serving a life sentence. The guy threw paint thinner on him and lit him up. They had to move Manson back into Protective Custody. The guy who torched him gets presents and cash sent to him from around the world....

[Enterprise]

Can't feel sympathy for either of them though.

[umgud]

Just bravado with nothing to back it up. He wouldn't have done this if he felt the guard would actually engage him. Manson's a coward and has always had other do his physical bidding.

[cripplecreek]

Manson is only about 4 foot nuthin and under about 100 lbs.

[Welsh Rabbit]

Manson is only about 4 foot nuthin and under about 100 lbs.

And a senior citizen...

[Reaganwuzthebest]

"Manson took a fighting stance against a guard. Manson is expected to recover from his injuries in about 9 months."

There goes the freak's chance at his next parole hearing. And the liberals had so much faith Charlie could be rehabilitated.

[Enterprise]

LOL - he IS a little punk! Most people would just slap him aside if he got rude with them. And anything that helps ruin any chance of parole and keeps him in custody until his dying breath is just fine with me!

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

I'd have loved to have read: "The guard then drew his pistol and unloaded eight .45 caliber rounds into the murderer, who promptly was declared deceased due to lead poisoning."

[Welsh Rabbit]

From what I've read about Manson, he doesn't really want to get paroled.

[BullDog108]

I don't have sympathy for either, but the Hare Krishna has my respect.

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

Isn't that shriveled old punk in his 70's?

Oh for the days when I was on the beat. Chuckie would have gotten an old fashioned wood shampoo.

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

From what I've read about Manson, he doesn't really want to get paroled.

He's safer in jail. Can you imagine the lynch mob that would form outside the prison gates if he ever did make parole? Animals like Manson and Mumia need killin'.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

It would be suprising if they ever let Manson out but I've seen them parole worse. The more he acts like an idiot the better the chance he stays right where he is.

[CrazyIvan]

He probably didn't even know the guard was there. He was probably fighting some acid flash-back hallucination.

[theFIRMbss]

>There goes the freak's chance at his next parole hearing

Don't make the girls cry!
That makes them mad. You won't like
them when they are mad . . .

[righttackle44]

"This was a hoot! Alas, the article should read: "Manson took a fighting stance against a guard. Manson is expected to recover from his injuries in about 9 months."

And it SHOULD also read, "His testicles are not expected to grow back."

Sorry, I know I should feel bad about my opinion, but I think people have turned just about every cheek we have, as far as Manson is concerned.

[Enterprise]

Yeah, I'll give the Hare Krishna a little respect.

[boofus]

They should have tased his ass. Give him a sample of what technology has to offer these days.

[Enterprise]

They have definitely paroled some bad actors. The Polly Klaas case comes to mind.

[Enterprise]

After that, they should have nicknamed Manson, gumby, stumpy, and dickless.

[Enterprise]

There must be a way to get him to experience another flashback with a guard and some dobermans present.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

Fromme is up for possible parole this year. That's another one who stay should behind bars.

[Welsh Rabbit]

I don't know what he's trying to do nowadays, but in the past, whenever he was in front of the parole board, he'd really turn up the crazy act to purposely sabotage any chance of parole.

[Enterprise]

Manson probably would have liked a wood shampoo.

[BullDog108]

I sent him a carton of cigarrettes when I read about the incident in 1984.

[stylecouncilor]

ping

[Reaganwuzthebest]

I don't know what he's trying to do nowadays, but in the past, whenever he was in front of the parole board, he'd really turn up the crazy act to purposely sabotage any chance of parole.

And he always made sure to have a swastika on his forehead for added effect. Manson may be a freak but I think he's smart enough to know that if he ever did get released there'd be no place for him to hide. He's safer where he is.

[Welsh Rabbit]

It's not just that he's safer, but I think he prefers jail. He's said so many times in the past and has either denied or purposely sabotaged parole hearings.

[small voice in the wilderness]

Time for Geraldo to interview manson and find out what society has done this time to piss him off. Time for Manson to take Geraldo hostage and demand a plane ride to Cuba. The situation ethics question of the day: would we send in a SWAT team for Geraldo?

[Welsh Rabbit]

Manson may be a freak but I think he's smart enough to know that if he ever did get released there'd be no place for him to hide. He's safer where he is.

True. Plus, I think he may have been thoroughly institutionalized. From the time he was in his early teens till the time he was in his twenties, he was locked up. The period of time when the Manson family were doing their killings was one of the few times he wasn't locked up. IMO, besides being safer in prison, I think he considers it the only home he's ever known.

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

Time for Geraldo to interview manson and find out what society has done this time to piss him off. Time for Manson to take Geraldo hostage and demand a plane ride to Cuba. The situation ethics question of the day: would we send in a SWAT team for Geraldo?

You ask a very, very, difficult question. My first instinct is to let Geraldo take him to Chicago in search of Al Capone's safe, but then another side says we'd all be better off if Manson gave him a shiv, then the SWAT team moves in to take out Chuck.

[rabidralph]

What was Charlie doing at the art gallery?

[Old Professer]

Born November 12, 1934.

[Enterprise]

"I sent him a carton of cigarrettes when I read about the incident in 1984. "

Aw, ya ol' softie.

[jocon307]

"From what I've read about Manson, he doesn't really want to get paroled."

Well, that's good, he's saving himself a great deal of disappointment. He is one criminal who is never getting out alive.

[BullDog108]

LOL!

[skinkinthegrass]

A couple decades ago he taunted a prisoner who was a former Hare Krishna...The guy who torched him gets presents and cash sent to him from around the world...

Does the former Hare Krishna guy need anything else? ..cigs, candy bars...Ivory Soap? ...encouragement? :D

[null and void]

Where can I send more paint thinner?

[Enterprise]

"What was Charlie doing at the art gallery?"

I give up. (Yer gonna make look bad aren't you?)

[rabidralph]

Nah, I'm just being silly. I saw the name corcoran in the title and thought of the Corcoran Gallery in DC.

[BullDog108]

Hehehe...

[skinkinthegrass]

I sent him a carton of cigarettes when I read about the incident in 1984...

Oops! I forgot, cigarettes were outlawed in prisons since then..something, about health issues...amongst, other things. :D

[Reaganwuzthebest]

From the time he was in his early teens till the time he was in his twenties, he was locked up.

Lots of drugs around in those places too from what I understand, something else that's been part of Manson's life since he was a kid.

[Enterprise]

OK - LOL. I thought, here it comes. It is going to be a joke like "What was Hillary doing in a female owned butcher shop? She was looking for some fresh butt."

[blackbart.223]

"This was a hoot! Alas, the article should read: "Manson took a fighting stance against a guard. Manson is expected to recover from his injuries in about 9 months."

The fact that this greasy little turd is still alive proves the old saying"Only the good die young".

[theFIRMbss]

>Fromme is up for possible parole this year. That's another one who stay should behind bars

Squeaky's in prison I'm in misery Squeaky's in prison I'm in misery That little Red Riding Hood She really does it to me Charlie can't help her He's in prison too Charlie can't help her He's in prison too Starring down the wall Practicing his voo-doo Eldridge is back Back in the penitentiary Eldridge is back Back in the penitentiary (with Timothy) If I was Eldridge I would have stayed in Gay Paree (wine women and song) Patty's in prison But she just might get out Patty's in prison But she just might get out Patty's got a Daddy And Daddy's got a lot of clout Squeaky's in prison I'm in misery Squeaky's in prison I'm in misery That little Red Riding Hood She really does it to me ["California Prison Blues," from T-Shirt]

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

Thanks. My birthday is November 13. A tad too close for comfort.