Manson Confesses to Mexico Murders in New Audio

A newly surfaced audio recording reveals that cult leader Charles Manson admitted to committing murders in Mexico prior to the infamous 1969 killings for which he is known. This revelation is part of the upcoming Peacock docuseries 'Making Manson,' featuring over 20 years of previously unheard conversations with Manson. In the recordings, Manson discusses his time living in Acapulco, Mexico, where he stole cars and became involved in violence, confessing to leaving 'dead people on the beach.' Manson, convicted for orchestrating the 1969 murders carried out by his followers, had maintained that he did not directly order the killings. The docuseries explores Manson's life before forming the 'Manson Family' cult, responsible for the murders of actress Sharon Tate and others, and includes interviews with former associates and followers. Manson died in 2017 after serving over 40 years in prison.