Canadian playwright Fabian Jennings wrote a 1971 work entitled [This Man] A.K.A. Jesus Christ.
Canadian playwright Fabian Jennings wrote a 1971 work entitled [This Man] A.K.A. Jesus Christ. A famous TV movie about this man saw him portrayed by Steve Railsback. The underground newspaper Tuesday's Child once depicted this man being crucified on its cover. Attempts to obtain funding led this man into conflict with defrauded drug dealer Bernard "Lotsapoppa" Crowe. His philosophies included ATWA, which stood for "Air, Trees, Water, Animals, and All the Way Alive." This man's base of operations was Spahn's Movie Ranch, and his associates included "Tex" Watson and Lynette Fromme. The definitive account of this man's work was written by prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi and is entitled Helter Skelter, the name of the Beatles song this man was obsessed over. For 10 points, name this incarcerated man, whose namesake "family" committed the Tate/LaBianca murders.
Canadian playwright Fabian Jennings wrote a 1971 work entitled [This Man] A.K.A. Jesus Christ.
Charles Manson