A MEMORY OF CIELO DRIVE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Vintage footage of 10050 Cielo Drive and also some photos from my collection of almost 45 years on Cielo Drive and Sharon Tate. Some of the photos in this video I personally took of the old Cielo Drive house before it was torn down in 1993.
I'm a full grown man and I still feel sad for Sharon. She should be a 70 year old lady sitting in a lawn chair on Cielo Drive, drinking a glass of wine even as I write this.
And maybe playing with her grandchildren, having a great time!
@john bell
Things might've ended differently if Sharon was never murdered. Or things ended the same way except Sharon would've divorced the hell outta him.
Clay she woulda been 76 years old by now.
@@monastratton7311 Yes, she was born in January 1943. She's my mother's age!
@@ccjjpp1966 Oh well that's all right then. Or maybe the underage girls were just asking for it? Maybe it was the victims fault?????
This was once a beautiful house with a beautiful woman living in it, waiting for something beautiful in her life......so sad.
Well put, well said
🙏🙏
The late 60s were the perfect time to be young and up and coming. It was a beautiful time. We were innocent and our minds were not clogged with complications and stress. If there was a time that I could go back to and freeze time, this would be the one!
Me too. 😊
Me too !!!
I was born in 91 and would love to hear more of this time...I wish I could've live during the 60s
yes, it was good for the world, but there were serious serial killers in America between the years 60-90 and the police did not take the fb very seriously.
Except for those pool souls, like my father, who were called to that little Vietnam War thing....
RIP Steven, Sharon, Voytek, Abigail and Jay. May your souls be in everlasting peace.
And baby Paul.
@@thischarminglovehound2376 and la biancas and garycand shorty.
R,I,P
It is truly unbelievable that an exquisitely beautiful home and location like this could have such a brutal and evil crime take place on the property.
RIP to all the victims.
I still tear up when I think of what her last moments must of been like..
Rest in peace sweet Malibu.. You will forever be young and beautiful...
The trial was all about the perpetrators not the victims. That was a tradegy too.
Every single one of those victims had very horrific ends. It makes me upset for every single one of them. Bless their hearts 😟
Would you still tear up if you knew what she did behind closed doors? Stop idol worshipping
@@Betty-wt3sw What did she do behind closed doors?
@@cargobob7817 You don’t know? 🥴
RIP Sharon, Paul Richard, Gibby, Jay, voyteck and Steven.
~💔NEVER FORGOTTEN~🙏
Also Leno and Rosemary Labianca too!!!
@@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch of course . Leno and Rosemary too 💔❤️
The housekeeper was traumatized from the crime scene. As well as the Police Officers and Detectives. May the victims rest in peace. Amen.
Katwoman So was Sharon’s manager who identified the bodies to spare Roman Polanski from doing it.
May all of the victims be with God the Father, his Son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit
Actually it was Roman Polanski’s business manager, William Tennant. Poor guy was never the same after. His brother did a podcast and disclosed how much trauma it caused him and how he died penniless, a shell of the man he once was. Horrible. Debra Tate said she was in a police car headed to Cielo when Bill Tennant showed up first, and they turned around and took her back home.
@@fizzao1342 Yes, I had also read that. William tenant Romans manager never was the same after that, his life fell totally apart after that
@@Gadams6669 I just realize I nearly copied your comment Word for Word…….. The issue is, I had not read it before I made my own comment. Great minds think alike they say
I love Robert Byrds designs..Tate house was a beautiful place
The french actress who had it built, and lived there with her husband, decorated it beautifully. Should watch that video.
@@seaside2001 where can I find that video? I searched for it but nothing came up except for stuff about Manson
@@DigitalJill Oh gosh. It was on the 50th Anniversary of this terrible tragedy that I found it on You Tube. I would love to send the link but not sure I can find it again.
This was a beautiful home to Sharon. She called it her "love house." This is where she would bring her newborn son, Paul home to. There was no excuse for destroying something that should have been left alone to heal. This film is a tribute to Sharon, and the home she loved. Thank you.
What a beautiful house it once was
It's amazing when you look at this beautiful beautiful home , knowing what happened there . Sharon Tate was such a pretty lady.
Not only very pretty...very sweet too
Pretty? She was drop dead gorgeous!!!! 🤦♂️
There is footage of Sharon putting dishes in a hutch with spoons hanging in the hutch holders , Sharon with a dish towel on her sholder .She was so happy and delighting in her home she loved. That was the magic of her so sweet yet elegant . And very kind.
Such a sad story I remember when all of that happen. She was a buetiful woman. It's also sad that they tour that buetiful house down. It was helping to keep Sharon alive, I know she lost her life there at that house but that house was helping to keep her memory alive. You don't just think of the bad things that happen there but you can picture Sharon having good time's there like when she was out front with the dogs and picture having a good time in the pool and around back next to the garage having a cook out, talking to her unborn baby while she was laying down on her bed in her bedroom. That home made more people think about Sharon then Charlie and his followers, it made you think more of Sharon like as she would be standing there washing her dishes in the kitchen. Now they have murdered the home that she had good Times in too and where her and her precious baby slept together. That's what I think about when I see this buetiful home of Sharon's and I call it Sharon's because when she moved in that home she gave it a part of her, she gave it the Sharon touch she had things put where she wanted them and you could've looked around and seen things threw Sharon eyes. R.I.P. BUETIFUL ANGEL SHARON AND YOUR LITTLE BABY ANGEL YOU BOTH WILL ALWAYS BE TOGETHER.
Yeah and they tour her house down and built something so hideous on it. Someone really went through a lot to cover every memory of her on that property that's why the house is so huge. No one could ever destroy a memory of such a beautiful woman
Beautiful
She was so young and had a bright future ahead of her in film.She was a sweet heart too.😞
I think this house was beautiful
Craig Willis it was rented first by Terry melcher&candace bergman,then Manson threatened terry,he moved to Europe sharon tate&Roman then rented it,five weeks after the murders Olivia Hussey moved in,not sure how long she stayed,I'm starting to read her book.
Renata Warec Holy cow! Unless this house stayed vacant for several years, she must’ve been about 19 or 20 when she moved in! Keep us posted if she mentioned anything about it in her book.
@@renatawarec Terry did not move to Europe, he moved in with his Mother, to help with her.
Yes it truly was
Beautiful better than what replaced it
Beautiful home with such a sad ending...
This house was so serene and peaceful. I can only imagine all the wonderful times and
Memories made here. It sure looks amazing nestled up there above Benedict Canyon.
I think Olivia Hussey lived there for a time after her success in Romeo and Juliet - the owner, who's name I forget, I think allowed her to stay there. She said she was never disturbed by the memories and the impression was that she was happy and settled there. The gentle goodness of Sharon and all the happiness that had happened beneath that roof before, seems to have endured. The house was lived in and presumably appreciated until the developers got their wrecking balls into it. The new house which I saw on a video sticks out like a sore thumb. Shame.
@@sarrhodes8277 In case you were wondering, the owner's name was Rudolph Altobelli. But everybody called him Rudi.
@@sarrhodes8277 Rudi Altobelli was the owners name? That house had a lot of talent in its walls over the years. Candace Bergen, Henry Fonda, Michelle Morgan are said to have lived there too. During Terry Melchers time Paul Revere and the Raiders spent time there, as well as The Mamas and the Papas and Steve McQueen : )
@@sarrhodes8277 it was damaged beyond repair in an earthquake thats why they razed it.
I do agree the house there now it hideous.
@@irenec7665 I had never heard that before - anywhere. Thank you.
That house was almost perfect in every way. What character. Great views.
A memory of a much better time in this world. Everyone was young and fresh and we were so full of excitement and hope for our futures. Look what we've done since. What a mess. We had no idea.....
The house was what she loved it was all about her it was beautiful it meant everything to her , I miss her after so many years , I've been her fan all my life
It was a rental that they had been in only a few months after Doris Days son Terry Melcher moved out. Some say he was the intended victim.
I love the house and all the windows .... it is beautiful !
Really, oh really
@tinwoods It was taken down in 1994
So sad they should be here God bless all especially her baby😢💐❤️
Imagine that housekeeper coming there that morning and finding all those bodies I would imagine that gave her nightmares for many years
That would be months of therapy.Sharon was one of the most beautiful actresses ever
i don't believe what the house boy said
he was living in guest house near the main house
he claimed he never heard a thing that night because his record player was on
people heard screams miles away but this house boy heard nothing yeah right
Nothing homey about the place now. It's been replaced by a Mansion without a yard. I wish they would at least have a yard.
Peter M The police didn’t believe it either. They thought he had heard and locked himself inside. The phone lines had been cut and the guy was very young. Who knows what we would do in his position? They would have killed him too.
I don’t blame him, I would not want to be caught up in all that for the rest of my life, plus, family was still on the loose, he skedaddled.
Who's here after "Once Upon a Time, in Hollywood"?🙋 I wish Tarantino's storybook ending had really happened. Maybe in another dimension the Manson maniacs got what they deserved. Rotting away in prison is just too good for them. R.I.P. Sharon, Baby Tate, Jay Sebring, and the rest. Such a sad and tragic end to such beautiful, care-free individuals. 🙏😢😭
A beautiful home that should have had many more years of life and love.
I'm thinking of building an exact replica of this place
Such a beautiful home, to have such evil happen there, so not right. Rest In Peace to the victims.
Just uncomprehendable that innocent productive lives brutally slaughtered including an unborn child almost ready to enter this world. Slaughtered just for the thrill of it! By crazed maniacs!! Just beyond imaginable! Heartbreaking.
Myanna's Magic it wasn’t just for the thrill of it. Manson was pissed at the owner.
@Mike K. I think there were more than one motive for killing the Tates. One of the biggest and perhaps the ultimate reason was that Bobby B. had been arrested for a murder Charles Manson was directly involved in. Charles was doing a copycat killing in order to prove that Bobby, who had been arrested could not have been the killer. Manson had to get Bobby cleared before Bobby implicated him. Of course the exact why of choosing the Tate house was probably that it was in the same general area as the Hinman murder. The other motives aren't completely removed.
@Mike K. There were so many layers to the story. Bugliosi told a very specific story for a very specific reason and you should actually appreciate the job he pulled off in the courtroom of convicting the killers to death. It was a fine line he was walking to hold all of them legally responsible for the crimes. He addresses that in the book. About how he had to create a narrative that the jury would buy and understand. That’s why he over emphasized the Helter Skelter story.
Beautiful architecture just fits the landscape.
Now replaced with an ugly macmansion,
REALLY ugly.
I agree!!
I agree I would have never destroyed it ! I wouldn't be scared to live there! RIP sharon tate and the other victims! Such a beautiful woman gone 2 soon😢
Truly is! Very sad!
If I had all the money in the world I would tear down that mansion and rebuild the old one! Exact replica and everything
I don't understand why people are so taken by seeing the house and the grounds. But we are.Even after almost 50 years.We must have trouble letting go with what once was.
Intrigue. People watch videos like this one and imagine the horror that took place here and how could it happen to such beautiful successful innocent people.
Such a pretty house, but terrible memories of what happened there.
History. I lived in California from 1988 through 1990 but that was before internet and GPS so I never saw it. Were taking a trip out there in the next couple years and I'm planning to go to the site of that and Waverly Drive
John Harman I would also like to know that place and go to visit the tomb of Sharon and some other actor
Jesús Milara - Sharon and Paul Richard are buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, CA.
Here’s a link on “findagrave.com”
www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6810699
A beautiful home that ended in a nightmare that people will never forget
grateful that we have this video, thank you. this house was beautiful, the owner lived there for 20 yrs after the murders and never felt any bad vibes or hauntings. it was so peaceful and secluded, so perfect, and in the french country style? i would love to live in a house like this. what is there, now, is obscene and ugly.
Its an eye sore. The former house blended into the canyon. This one sticks out like a turd in a punchbowl : (
My childhood home from 1971 was a brick ranch with the same color trim and same bannisters as this one.
thank you as she was the best.....God rest her soul
Beautiful house, great style in the 1940s, obviously an upscale (but not grandiose) house that only a tiny percentage of Americans at the time could have afforded. Though not large it was a luxury home because of the detail, quality, and style
Remember the Polanskis were renting the house, they didn't own it.
People in general were more conservative or practical back in the day.
Sharon adored this house called it her “love house”. My heart breaks for her and the baby and her friends and young Steven Parent. I was eleven when the Tate-LaBianca slaughter happened and I still cannot comprehend it. If the object was to start a race war as Manson claimed, why stop there? Why not continue? It doesn’t make sense. Rest in peace, Steven, Sharon and baby Richard Paul, Jay, Abigail and Voytek, Rosemary and Leno.
@@fizzao1342 that whole race war story was a blind...they were trying to cover up the hinman murder by making it look like there was a crazed serial killer on the loose . Roman hires these people to specifically kill his wife and unborn baby and tells them kill whoever's in the house with his wife so there aren't any witnesses...that why it took so long to catch them...it was sheer luck that garretson the caretaker wasnt killed as well...the gods were looking out for him that night he died of cancer a few yrs ago rip all the Manson victims
Messylin what I find odd is the photos of inside the house while they were living there. One would think it would have nicer furnishings, considering how much money he had.
I feel sad for her, her ex-husband, her relatives and her friends. That house was like a dream and sadly it doesnt exist anymore. She will always live in our hearts
mira Who is her ex husband?.
She was married to Roman when she died.
Son mari Roman...je ne connais pas d ex mari ??????
This house is beautiful but the story behind it is terrifying...so that make the house creepy
I could never live there!!!!! 🐩🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Such beautiful music for a place of horrendous violence and bloodshed. GOD give Peace and Eternal Rest to them.
So once again the word "Cielo" (Sky) appears in the news, almost 50 years to the day. A tragic coincidence? I don't know. But what is certain is that nothing has been learnt in the last 50 years, with talk of "race wars". What is ironic is the latest massacre occured in El Paso, a Spanish name (along with San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles, San Antonio etc. etc.). Don't these "white kids" get taught American History in their schools?
Thank you for sharing. Such a beautiful home. I still get emotional over Sharon's death.
Such a beautiful and serene home and surrounding, landscape.. it's so difficult to imagine something so horrendous happened there 💔
I'm so mad that this beautiful house was torn down.
You and me both. They tore it down and built something so huge and hideous on it. Well now that Mansion is up for sale for a million I don't think anyone's going to pay 80 million for it it's just going to sit and decay and all of that. I always did love the original House it was just a very beautiful. She really was a burst of sunshine I that they are all resting in peace in the arms of our father.
They should have left it alone as a memorial of 4 people experienced such terror. I am surprised Sharon did not give birth that night. But God only knows what the Manson family would have done.
There was too much sadness here. 5 people were brutally murdered and one of them being pregnant with her unborn child. That house and land has negativity and bad spirits all around it. What happened to each of them is horrific and I am not sure if keeping it or tearing it down is the right answer. Actually, there is no right answer when I think about it. If it was kept, it might have become a place for tourism for someone to make money off the deaths of these individuals. That would have been a no good answer. Even if they made it a museum, someone would need to pay to keep it up and who would be willing to pay that money? No matter how you look at it, it is sad. God Bless them all and I pray their souls are at peace.
@ It wasn't the house with the bad vibes. It's Benedict Canyon as a whole. The ground is sour. It was all built on lava rock...or "fire rock". Could even call it devil rock. But love and faith in God in overcomes evil. With God, all things are possible. But do some research on Benedict Canyon and see how many nasty things have happened there. Phil Hartman's wife shooting him then killing herself, George Reeves mysterious suicide, Yvette Vickers dying in her home and not being found for almost a year and others...it's all so interesting and creepy. This house should have been saved and the ground should be blessed. Go listen to some stories about what the guy from nine inch nails said about his time on this property. Creepy. But you will notice that everyone who lives in this house was from Hollywood, which is damned to it's core.
Me too!
Let us not let this be just a fading memory......live on in our hearts
Rip to all those precious ppl!!!
It was a charming little house with character......now we have an OTT newly built carbuncle....in its place...such a shame....linda uk!
Such beautiful home with im sure wonderful memories before that night. Wish they had kept it ,more charm than whats there now.
So Sad. I’m crying. For Sharon and all who perished Unreal Such a Beautiful House
Never Forgotten
It was a great house - not too big, not too small. Layout was perfect - common areas in the middle, bedrooms on the ends. A beautiful yard but not too big to keep. Very private, plus a guesthouse! And the view! The BEST anywhere in LA. Right now, there are people living in other homes where a murder was committed - why was 10050 labelled such a nightmare? Such a shame it was torn down, or even considered a haunted house. The house didn't do anything. Why punish it? I wish someone had reclaimed it as the "love house" that Sharon named it.
I suspect that sadly the land was worth more than the house. I believe the LaBianca house will see the wrecking ball for the same reason. Such a shame on both counts. Both were beautiful houses
why was the house labelled a nightmare? Nightmarish things happened there that’s why. This was no ordinary murder scene.
This house was beautiful better than the big mansion sitting there now :(
I hate big mansions...they scare me...I need somewhere cozy to relax....this house was much nicer!
There would been so much love in that house what a tragic end thank you for sharing 🇨🇦
The view was stunning esp at dusk & Dawn. I thought this was the perfect home , just beautiful.
Although anything I watch on ciello drive brings me those images of horror of that awful night in Aug 69.
I can't believe how anyone could have lived there., after what took place there....what those animals did...inconceivable...such a beautiful woman and of course, the others
Animals are better than them , they are scum on earth, they should be burned alive, I will light the match, and laugh
it's a shame they had to tear that house down. very unique piece of property. don't really see this type of home in california. then or now.
I agree. And, it will forever be the Sharon Tate et al murder "location" regardless of how much rebuilding others do. Location, location, location.
mike descoteaux Robert Byrd homes. All quaint and charming.storybook homes.
Yeah, no one would want to live there knowing what took place there, I know it would be very unsettling to live in a house where you know four people were brutally murdered. I don't think I'd ever be able to sleep in such a place.
Such a beautiful setting, yet such a cruel moment in time for those involved in the events of 1969.
Thank You for the footage. What a Gem!! What also was demolished was yet another of the ranch style home architecture, which i think is one of the most elegant and appealing styles. I also like how ranch style houses are good for home ownership because they are good for whats known as "age -in-place" . As you get into your senior years, aging in place which is made easier by common features such as open floor plans; master suite and guest suite(s) on one level. The owner /occupant long term could have played out the decades here in beauty and luxury.
Everyone saying negative comments about Roman have no idea about Sharon. Sharon loved him. It was a different time then. 19 60s Hollywood many were all about free love and not monogomous. I feel nobody has the right to judge her choice in a mate. She knew from the start what Roman was about. This is something he didn't hide. She is even in one interview talking about it, saying it's more natural to be in an open type of relationship. She did not wish to change him or smother him. He was working, he is not responsible for her demise that night. He loved Sharon and her death destroyed him. If you admire Sharon and really know what kind of woman she was you would not pass judgment on Roman..About his behaviour or especially his appearance! Sharon was with a beautiful actor before Jay. That beat her severely and left her in a hospital, so perhaps that type of man wasn't for her anymore. Roman and Sharon were human, humans are not perfect nor are relationships. They loved each other and she was very looking forward to having his baby.
get a life saddo
@@keithlowe9336 HE WAS
we should have a little more respect, some sentences here are too much
Well said.
jerrysnow100 You have very little sensitivity to what happened to a pregnant woman and her friends, talking about movies pornographic with dogs and insultándola, respect please, you have no idea of any of those things that also people invent,morons...
I mean how much time has gone they won't be forgotten we owe them that
rip sharon,jay,voytek,abigail and steven you didn;t deserve what happened to you.
I just watched an episode on Steven Parent on THEDEARLYDEPARTED/YT. Steven was just there to talk to the only survivor about a clock radio.He was at the wrong place at the wrong time.
lisa martin You practically took the words right out of my mouth. I was thinking those very same thoughts as I was scrolling through the comments.
I hope one day the house can be rebuilt to the exact likeness in an equally beautiful setting.
Such a lovely home. What a shame that many lives were cut short on a madman’s whim.
I try and look at this beautiful house, as it was. The impeccable landscaping, the view, the architecture resembling an eloquent French house, but with added features of a ranch home. Then, unexpectedly, my mind wanders to one night that house became one of unimaginable horror. I always try to separate the two views, but it is difficult.
I think that the beautiful Sharon loved her husband Roman and him too. This great person Roman lived such sad things in his life, he lost his wife and his baby...and just watch the film the pianist,and maybe you will understand this man. He is not a pig! RIP dear Sharon
yeah, but dont kid yourself. Roman cheated constantly and was leaving her to film ...always had young females available to him. Sharon's sister said Sharon was pregnant and lonely...Thats why Jay stayed with her until the baby was to be born.
I love this house 🏡 I wish it could’ve been preserved
Yup
I just don't understand why they waited 25 years to destroy it .
totally agree...........
Why destroy the house? It didn't kill anybody.
So beautifully done. We had the opportunity to visit 10050, it must have been very close to this time because that's exactly how it looked! It was a beautiful place. Thank you for this loving tribute.
what a BEAUTIFUL OLD PLACE, a ghost of a house. i so wish i could have bought it and preserved it as it should have been preserved. sad. people with no taste whatsoever tore it down and replaced it with a tacky big box.
Beautiful place! Thanks for posting!
I was 17 in 1969 when Sharon and those other poor souls were brutally murdered! We were all so heartbroken and saddened when this happened? Yes, it was an amazing time to grow up but this was definitely the end of a decade and the end of flower children! We were now called “dirty hippies.””😔
Why have they torn it down? That beautiful house would be a good place to visit
Gorgeous house,elegant personality.
The house became a channel where it got concentrated something very bad, something evil, which was printed on the walls, in the environment, on the ground. That's something someone can't see, but feel. Even long before the crime this place didn't have such a quiet fame despite the beautiful impression it leaves on those who see from outside in an overview. The house had a ranch style and gave the feeling of cozy paradise and after being demolished killed this aesthetic and any related stuff arousing curiosity about the past, but not the story itself that is recorded in the police pages - and in people's imagination. Michele Morgan, an actress who lived in this house during the 1940s, reported in writing that she heard strange sounds at night coming from the living room and outside the window of the room in which she slept, as well as describing other things and sensations. She didn't spend much time living there and apparently didn't like being alone there, coincidentally in the same way as Sharon Tate. People talk a lot about that whole canyon.
I've been reading up on this tragedy. How is it the ones responsible for this, were allowed to get married and have children while serving their life sentences? I think if they were guilty without any doubt then they should have been executed quickly after the verdict.
They were all given the death penalty, the SCOTUS overturned the death penalty in 1972 commuting all death sentences
In 1971, shortly after Manson was found guilty and sentenced to death, the state of California outlawed the death penalty, so his sentence was converted to life in prison. In 1977, the death penalty was re-instated but their life sentences held (Manson and Adkins died in prison; Watson and Krenwinkel are still imprisoned; Van Houten was paroled in 2023).
When I see this house, I get sad. I get a strange feeling each time I see this house and the nightmare which occurred there that August night on the 9th. I give a moment of silence. I was 18 at the time and had graduated from high school in June 1969. The late 60s were fun times but the summer of 1969 all that ended with these horrible murders. It is still hard to grasp that people can be so evil. I've seen where Susan Atkins changed her tune and said she never stabbed anyone in a voice so innocent it made me sick. Others disagreed with her. I am glad they did not let her go home when she was dying of cancer. She died in prison to which she spent the rest of her life.
That was such a beautiful house 😌
The house was beautiful, no doubt, but it’s the lot and the location that really makes it pretty. That house anywhere else is just a nice house. Put it on Cielo dr on the side of a canyon w a view of L.A and trees and hills behind you and it’s just on another level. Just my opinion though
Beautiful George, the music from Elmer Berstein. My favorite movie. Almost haunting.
So sad this beautiful house was torn down. The house wasn't to blame.
I love the house. So beautiful. I went looking for it before I knew it was torn down. I didn't know. Never found it anyway. Thanx for the videos man....
There was another one built, just below on the next street.
Such a beautiful property. A shame that such a tragic event occurred there.
If only someone moved in this beautiful, home. Feel it with love with lots of kids.im sure sharon an all who loss there lives,that night would of been okay with It. Does anyone know if anyone moved in the house after this horrible tragic event.
Yes the landlord did,
Such a beautiful and interesting house. What a shame.
What a monstrosity they built after bulldozing the beautiful house that was there. Great video that gave me chills and a geographical layout. I can tell why the person in guest house heard nothing that terrible night in August..
Bill Lozier The caretaker did hear some of what happened.
He heard Abigail screaming and yelling I'm already dead.
Patricia tried to open his door and then walked away.
@@debrak8521 Patricia did try the door. Do you know the source wear he heard the screaming? I've read a lot about the case.
@@billlozier5551 William Garretson admitted in an interview on E in 1999 that he heard gunshots and he heard Abigail scream "Stop I'm already dead".
This information is on Google.
@@debrak8521 30 years later eh? I seriously doubt that. I've read his arrest interrogation report. He said he heard nothing. He had his headphones on all night ,lights off. That's what saved him. He never heard anyone scream I'm already dead. Lol, please. That's just absurd. I stay with the original testimony. William saw & heard nothing.
@@billlozier5551 He said in his Police interview "I was really scared that night".
If he heard nothing why would he be scared?.
He also didn't pass a lie detector test.
The Police also said it was highly unlikely he heard nothing.
Maybe he did or maybe he didn't.
He is the only one who knows.
Such a beautiful home
Why would anyone want to have the house still stand? What happened there in August 1969 was the most horrifying and shocking events that frightened California and the whole world.
well, the owner lived in it for 20 yrs after the murders without incident said 'he never felt weird or anything. besides, it was standing for soo long, to destroy it for one night of horror doesn't seem right. it was just so lovely and now it's just so grotesque with that 'thing' they built there.
elizabeth lacey Likely it was destroyed because it was a valuable piece of land with a great view. Location, location, location. I too like the looks of the original house, but in some of the photos, it looked like it was getting sort of shabby. Of course there is the stigma of murder happening there...I don’t care how pretty it is, I wouldn’t want to live where something so horrible happened. And the style probably didn’t appeal to too many buyers. Big, modern, and ugly is what many people with money want.
Wasn't the houses fault it was the sick individuals that committed those horrendous crimes nearly 50 years ago
@@chainsawkitten3766 The house was definitely in need of repairs when this video was taken.
@@maire1889 My sentiments exactly!!
They took all that love and beauty that was there and destroyed it. 😞😪💕😣
R.I.P Sharon and the others who lost there life In 1969
Quando vejo essas imagens da casa onde morou a querida Sharon, cinto uma saudade e uma tristeza ao mesmo tempo .só de pensar que Sharon morou nesta casa agora nâo mais e triste .por tudo que aconteceu e muito triste pena que a casa foi demolida. a energia de Sharon estava na casa em cada canto as boas recordaçôes eu poderia sentir a energia de sua alma maravilhosa!foi um primoroso excelente trabalho de mr George Smity.essas fotos nos boas recordaçôes da linda Sharom dependendo do ponto de vista de cada um.Muito obrigado!
What a beautiful home so sad that has so horrific memories May the victims have rest in peace and may the house memory also rest in peace thank you George for all your wonderful videos thank you for taking us where some of us cannot go
It fits so well here
Thanks for this clip, I would like to see more material filmed from inside the house,this is also really great to see.
Such a pretty house
New subscriber love your videos and the music the house was too beautiful to have been torn down if I had the money to buy it I would have got a priest to come in and blessed the whole house and grounds.👍👍👍
It was very interesting to know this house had a dark history, going all the way back to '43.
The original owner, actress Michelle Morgan was said at night she would hear things coming from the living room, when she checked there was nothing, she even checked outside, again nothing.
She also recalls that she never could sleep comfortably, she was on edge. She reasoned that something was there, but what, after all this was a new dream house, she had built just for her.
It brings out that apparently a young woman may have died somehow in or on the property, the two, or three apartments didn't seem to have the eerieness that the main house had.
Check out Michelle Morgan, and on one of the sites she explained her feelings, she eventually moved to France with her new husband in '45-'46, or somewhere during that time.
I wish someone would do more deeper research on the history before '69, it may answer many questions, a book, documentary, and or movie would be good as well.
I just found the facts, or history too weird and intriguing.
It’s heartbreaking. If only we could turn back time and stop it happening.
Those lost that night could've been honored by preserving that house. I would not be creeped out living there.
I had mixed feelings when the house was torn down. At first I thought it should have been left alone. But in hindsight, decades removed, it's best that it's gone.
There's plenty of videos and photos.
I love Sharon and my heart aches for them all. Abigail was stabbed even in her face. The poor people, I wish I could go back in time and warn them.
How many people were murdered there.who is abigail? I
Who were with Sharon when she was murdered in that house?
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@@oliviadimagiba1933 5 people (6 with the baby) died there. Steven Parent; Abigail Folger (heiress to Folger Coffee); Voytek Frykowski (usually called young Polanski, great friend of Roman); Jay Sebring (Sharon's ex-bf and her close friend) and Sharon Tate.
I wish I could go back in time with an AK 47 & cut the Manson family into pieces as soon as they hit the ground inside the gate at 10050 Cielo Drive
I was at the gate in 1987 checking the place out and in faded paint written on it was Helter Skelter. Someone obviously had graffitied it years before
Magnificent musical accompaniment
From movie “ To Kill a Mockingbird “ A Haunting and sad piece.
Tates and Mansons aside, this was a beautiful home on a stunning piece of property. The person who tore it down and built what's there now should be locked up in the Crazy Farm. Seriously It's inexcusable what happened to this house.