[goldstategop]

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

[The Hon. Galahad Threepwood]

If I were the judge, I'd declare her lawsuit frivolous and order her to pay the state's legal expenses.

[Focault's Pendulum]

One of the reasons I enjoy reading these articles, is because it brings back memories of my youth.

Unfortunately, Sharon Tate, 26 at the time of her death, has had the promise of memories forever taken away.

[Tamzee]

Poor Susan Atkins.... life really isn't fair, is it?

And life was really, REALLY unfair to poor Sharon Tate, too... or rather, YOU were.

[veronica]

OH PLEASE. Susan Atkins was the most bloodthirsty and sadistic of the bunch. If not for the disgraceful Judge Rose Bird, Atkins would long ago have paid her debt to society.

[katz]

I don't live anywhere near Kalafornia but the Manson clan needs to go away. Their parol hearings are interesting to watch on court TV. That is all I can say about them.

[gunnedah]

There are no doubts in my mind these people should have been executed. BUT! This is what will happen when you do away with the death penalty they will go to screaming and hollering cruel and unusual punishment having to stay in prison that long. But! Being honest with myself, she is a political prisoner of the Liberal SOBs in Hollywood because of who was killed. There have been many people parolled for cold blooded murder of police officers after not half as much time.The diverse liberals in Hollywood keep her prisoner to send criminals a message not to mess with them and the politicians help them.
This is the same crowd that believes in diversity and human rights. Yet they wont allow people to stroll on the beaches in front of their homes.

[Let's Roll]

So now murdering a woman and her unborn child is no longer murder but a political crime?

[nothingnew]

Hey susan, go carve a swastika on yer head and shut up.

FMCDH

[b4its2late]

They are obviously allowed WAY TOO MUCH free time in the slammer.....

[TrebleRebel]

She gets her death sentence commuted to life, and she's whining because she can't get out of prison. She could have had the gas chamber 30 years ago.

[tet68]

To: Grey Davis
From: Susan Atkins

Greyyy, I'm juust a reflection of youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
Sincerely
Susan #21345
CC: C. Manson

[csvset]

*WARNING* Graphic photo Psychic Peter Hurkos at scene of Sharon's murder.

*WARNING* Graphic photo Roman Polanski at "PIG" door at Tate crime scene

Susan Atkins' mugshot photo

As far as I'm concerned, Susan Atkins can rot in prison.

[Duramaximus]

RIVERSIDE, Calif. -- Former Charles Manson disciple and convicted murderer Susan Atkins is suing Gov. Gray Davis, contending his policy opposing parole for nearly all murderers has made her a political prisoner.

Susan Atkins should consider herself fortunate to be living in this world.

If I had my way she would be worm fodder, her and that slimey piece of human debris Charlie Manson.

The only crime here is that the taxpayers have to support this garbage. Rot in hell Susan Atkins!

[man of Yosemite]

Maybe we should view the death penalty as more merciful than life in prison.

[gcruse]

Let her out? Shoot, let me in!

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[MarkL]

How about we make a deal, Susie... We'll let you out of jail, as soon as Sharon Tate isn't dead anymore! Sounds fair to me!

Mark

[jhw61]

I saw here parole hearing last spring. She was so proud of herself and her contributions to her fellow imates. And as the Tate and LaBianca families sat there, she never said anything about their pain. She never even looked their way. She admittedly killed Mrs. LaBianca. I could not get over the audacity (sp?) of her expecting to get released right there. She was stunned.....too bad Suzie Q! Better luck next time..NOT.

[Ciexyz]

Larry King had Lesley Van Houten on some years ago and I remember thinking, this woman isn't a normal human being. There was something missing behind her act of being a reformed prisoner. You could sense something dark about her. Esp. remembering how the Manson clan creeped into houses late at night and stalked the inhabitants, as in the LoBianco murders.

[weegee]

The sentences were later commuted to life when the Supreme Court struck down the death penalty in the 1970s.

So she escaped the death penalty and is serving a LIFE sentence. And she wants out. What is the purpose of a "life sentence" then?

Some who support the death penalty say it is a way of making sure that some convicted criminals never walk in public again. Opponents say that they can be sentenced to "Life In Prison". Doesn't look like it does much good, they are still elligible for parole.