Charles Manson, the notorious criminal who was convicted of orchestrating the brutal murders of actress Sharon Tate and six others in 1969, has been hospitalized in a California prison where he has been serving a life sentence for over four decades Manson, had been cited more than a hundred times for various serious violations during his time behind bars.
Manson’s history of violence and his ability to control people have led some to wonder whether he is “sociopathic” or simply possessed .
According to some accounts, Manson is severely infested by demons and may even be a case of what Malachi Martin called “perfect possession,” whereby a demon is in full control of the person.
It’s not for us to judge him. However, those who have met him have spoken of the truly dark and awful gravity (“charisma”) in and around him, and there have always been accounts of what seemed like preternatural abilities.
At the Spahn Ranch near Malibu where he and his “family” lived, it was said that Manson once revived a dead bird by waving his hands over it or touching it. It’s unclear whether the bird was simply unconscious or if Manson had occult powers as he was known to practice drug rituals, sexual magic, and reverence for nature spirits. He was also linked to a satanic church called “The Process” and was well-read in Scientology. One of his followers, Susan “Sadie” Atkins, was a follower of famed satanist Anton LaVey in San Francisco.
Jeff Fenholt, the lead actor of the Broadway hit Jesus Christ Superstar, once visited Charles Manson in prison after Manson contacted him and requested a visit because he was “an old fan of mine.” Fenholt described his encounter with Manson as eerie and unsettling. Manson had long, greasy hair and a beard, and fingernails about this long. He also had a swastika tattooed on his forehead. When Fenholt entered the cell, Manson turned around and looked at him with snake-like eyes. He asked Fenholt why he was there to see him. Fenholt felt an oppressive presence and thought to himself, “Praise the Lord Jesus Christ, I’m not taking this from the devil or anyone.” He then replied, “I come in the Name of Jesus!”
In the book “Helter Skelter” by Vincent Bugliosi, who prosecuted Charles Manson, there was a point during the trial where Bugliosi looked to see what time it was and saw that his watch had stopped suddenly. When he looked up, Manson was staring at him and the watch, smirking. Bugliosi was plainly spooked by the event.
“I come in the Name of Jesus!”
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