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The names below are the aliases Charles Manson Family members gave police in the actual arrest records. She was not party to the murder of Sharon Tate, but she did confess to smothering Rosemary LaBianca while other members of the family stabbed her, then took up the knife herself under orders from Charles Watson. Then, something very odd happened. It was through Spahn that Lynette Fromme earned the infamous nickname Squeaky.Fromme told producers that the names origins were not lecherous as some believe. According to Watson's book Will You Die For Me?,[6] Manson held the occupants at gunpoint while Watson tied them up, before the gang killed them. One night, he awoke to his vehicle in flames, however, and Watkins suffered burns, including to his vocal cords. Kasabian had described the horrible things she experienced that night, but she was afraid to leave because of her daughter, who was still at Spahn Ranch. California governor blocks parole for Manson family member Patricia She decided to attend the Jesuit college Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama. He arrived on California's death row on November 17, 1971, but avoided execution when the California Supreme Court's People v. Anderson decision resulted in the invalidation of all death sentences imposed in California prior to 1972. Following Manson's orders to "find money for Helter Skelter", Watson contrived to steal money from his lover's friend, Bernard Crowe. At her January 2011 hearing, the two-member parole board said that the 63-year-old Krenwinkel would not be eligible for parole again for seven years. Some of the Manson family . Paul Watkins, another Manson follower, also testified at the trial. During that same interview, she said Manson was "absolutely lying" about not ordering the murders. Franklin Garden Apartments, 6917-6933 Franklin Avenue, Vogel, J., with Thompson, J., concurring. In 1975, Good and other Family members were convicted of sending death threats through the mail, a federal offense, to businesses she felt were harming the environment, according to The Evansville Courier & Press.