Intro: An Interview with Charles Manson's
Grandson: Jason Freeman
*A Word To My Readers*

I have always had an interest in learning all that I could about the mind, life and crimes of Serial Killers. Most of my research has been mainly open and shut cases, leaving very little to have to figure out.

I started to realize that all I had really been gaining from my hard work was more confusion, more of a thirst for truth and more of a need to come to my own conclusions.
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Charlie and Rosalie Wedding Day |
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Rosalie ( Jason's Grandmother ) and Charles Manson Jr. (Jason's biological father. ) |
You see, I will be sharing with you guys a small glimpse into the life as told from the third generations eyes. His story involves a path that began with family secrecy, unanswered questions about this own historical bloodline, fear of failure, strength and his rise to fame. The path Jason Freeman walks now is of a positive mind set. He speaks out on how he got to this point in his life and will take you along during this very detailed interview - giving you a chance to see WHY he believes that making the decision to know and create a friendship with his grandfather is all a part of God's plan and is changing his life for the better.
He has managed to change quite a bit of my own perspective involving Manson.... Hopefully together we can change yours!
* For more of a glimpse inside what is only the beginning of the whole truth.... follow me/become a member or simply check back here in the next couple of days for the exclusive unedited interview with Jason Freeman... Charles Manson's Grandson. *
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Jason Freeman |
" I know now... that the path my Grandfather chose.... was not his fault." - Jason Freeman
Can't wait to read the rest!
ReplyDeleteI would love to know more about Jay White. I dated a "Jay White" late 80's or early 90's in the San Fernando Valley who also committed suicide. He was a good man with a huge heart and thinking back there was a shielded quiet side to him.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking the time to read this, and the possibility of putting my unknown puzzle pieces together.
Jan