For the past forty years, Charles Manson has languished in prison for his participation in the Manson family murders of 1969. He is America's icon of evil, the one who brought down the curtain on the 1960s. He has never been a quiet inmate, however. From his unbridled outbursts of rage to his tender acts of generosity, he makes his presence felt to everyone around him. He inspires awe in other inmates, he cozies up to prison guards who are eager to do him favors, and he is responsible for countless staff transfers within and outside of the institution. This book details the dramatic journey of Willie Mendez, a troubled inmate, housed next to the serial killer for more than a year. Willie became institutionalized after repeated violations of the law, including attempted murder and armed robbery. He is serving a sixty-eight year prison sentence. From his initial feelings of contempt toward the aging killer, Willie, nicknamed, "Boxcar," by Manson, traveled to a place of openness and acceptance of the old man's ideas. Over time, he began to defer more and more to Manson without reservation. This is a tale of growth and maturity that contains intimate details and shocking jailhouse secrets. Willie shares an insider's view of Charles Manson, his crazy behavior, his whispered confessions, and his sometimes profound wisdom. "Charlie" speaks openly about his sexuality, shares some details of the Tate and LaBianca murders, and relates his childhood experience of being forced to wear a dress to school.

Charles Manson Behind Bars: The Crazy Antics and Amazing Revelations of America's Icon of Evil

Literature & Fiction

Mark Hewitt

Guillermo Willie Mendez

Action & Adventure

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Come Out of the Valley of Adversity

How does a life riddled with cruelty and unjust punishment sound to you? Robert Davis's words conjure powerful images of intense suffering and pain. Headed down a path of success, he takes a detour towards a dark alley of agony and injustice. Life had stopped handing him favors, as he plunged to the depths of a personal hell, a hell which seemed inescapable. Will he make it out alive? Or will he be forevermore a slave, a mere shadow of his former self?

Davis,Robert L.

History

Bob LeMoullec takes us on a hilarious and sometimes chilling journey into an industry where each day on the job could be your last. The author found he had money left on his GI bill, so he decided to take a course in broadcasting. This career change found him rubbing elbows with cheaters, miscreants, murderers, politicians, good guys and celebrities. The book reads like a novel because most of the quotes were preserved on tape. This coming of age story takes place at a small market radio station outside of New York City in 1981. This was no ordinary station. The Associated Press honored it for having the best radio news operation in New York State. For those of you interested in going into broadcasting, do not even think about it without reading this book first. This is the truest guide into the internal workings of the on-air part of the business you will ever read. There s enough info here to jump start your career or to rethink your future.

The Newsroom Confessions

Business & Money

BobLemoullec

Industries

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