Charles Manson Confessions Revealed in New Docuseries

A new docuseries on Peacock, 'Making Manson', has revealed unearthed prison phone calls and interviews where Charles Manson allegedly confessed to additional murders before forming his notorious cult in the 1960s. In these recordings, Manson claimed to have been involved in killings in Mexico, where he allegedly left a .357 Magnum and some dead bodies on a beach. While experts like forensic psychologist Kris Mohandie express skepticism about Manson's claims, citing his manipulative nature, the documentary provides an in-depth look at his life before his infamous California murders. Manson, who died in prison in 2017, was a manipulative cult leader who orchestrated a series of high-profile murders without directly participating. His claims and the newly released recordings continue to contribute to the dark fascination surrounding his persona. The series also includes insights from former followers and associates, exploring the broader impact of his criminal activities.