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Title	:	The Manson File: Myth and Reality of an Outlaw Shaman
Author	:	Nikolas Schreck
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Apocalypse Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 991 pages
Published	:	2011 by World Operations (first published March 1988)
Categories	:	Crime. True Crime. Mystery. Psychology. Cultural. Counter Culture. Nonfiction. Pseudoscience. Conspiracy Theories. Anthropology

The Manson File: Myth and Reality of an Outlaw Shaman Paperback | Pages: 991 pages

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Summing up 25 years of Nikolas Schreck's research into the Charles Manson phenomenon, this Book of Revelations illuminates unknown dimensions of Manson as philosopher, musician, Gnostic mystic, Mafia fall guy, revolutionary, and friend, lover and drug dealer to 1960s Hollywood's best-known rock stars and movie idols.

The first comprehensive study of Manson's life, times, crimes, and thought, this is the ultimate guide to the Manson mysteries, portraying the human being behind the media-created monster's many masks.

Drawing on police evidence suppressed during Manson's trial, Schreck exposes the "Helter Skelter" legend as one of the twentieth century's greatest cover-ups, unveils the hidden Mafia drug-dealing background of the "Manson murders" and traces the underworld connections linking the victims to their killers. The author's recent conversations with Manson and others directly involved in the psychedelic era's apocalypse allow the true story kept secret for decades to be told at last.

Jacket design artist/graphic designer and all chapter plates by Zeena Schreck. "Easter Monday Audience with the Underworld Pope: Charles Manson Interviewed and Decoded" is Zeena's full transcript with introduction and annotations of the raw footage of Nikolas Schreck's interview to his documentary, Charles Manson Superstar.

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Characters:	Charles Manson

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Finally a more fair and balanced account about Charles Manson and his alleged deeds, brainwashing et cetera. This book doesn't rely on the phantasy of the author. It sticks to the fact and doesn't revert to the weird theories other authors have done.

Finally an objective book which gives a voice to those who have been demonised by the media for decades. The more I research this case the clearer it becomes that Manson was the patsy used to try to end the counter culture of the 60's. Anyone with a true interest in this case will be gripped. !0 out of 10.

A very good book overall, and because it actually saw a significant printing it's not as hard to find as the author's other works.However this version has largely been replaced by the 2011, expanded Manson File, as the newer edition contains a lot of material which in the 1980s was not available.

The author does a fantastic job portraying the case in such a light that it was at once comprehensive and yet comprehensible.SOme of the material by Manson was the usual ranting hobo rubbish, but most of the rest of the book was amazing.

A very good book, reading it for the third time.Basically destroys the helter skelter theory put forth by Bugliosi- also helps clear up some other misconceptions revolving around Manson, overall a good read!

Unlike most of the books about Manson it doesn't just focus on the man himself (or the case) but goes into hundreds of pages of detail about his various hollywood/ mafia connections.One of only three good books on the subject- one of the others is ironically the other Manson File by Nikolas Schreck as well!

Stunning book and by the far best unbiased book out their on the man and the case. Forget Vincent Bugliosi's pulp-fiction 'Helter Skelter' and in all honesty, the only two books worth reading on this issue are this 2011 edition of Schrecks Manson File is is fully updated and explanded to over 900 pages and Marlin Marynick's Charles Manson Now.I cannot recommended this book HIGHLY enough.