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She ended up joining the Manson Family for the camaraderie and love that she was shown by the group initially, but stayed because no one else seemed to want her around. I decided to listen to this audiobook narrated by Dianne Lake herself. “We might have had a desire to have Charlie to ourselves—I know I did. “You have to keep lines of communication open no matter what.” She explained that her parents met her pleas for independence by completely letting go of parenting and giving her full rein to do what she wanted.

Powered by Dianne Lake, a former members of the "Manson Family," will feature on tonight's ABC special Manson Girls. It also focuses more on like with the group before the murders which paints a good picture of how it all spiraled into horror. In 1967, just before her 14th birthday, Dianne met the family at The Spiral Staircase house in Topanga Canyon. Written by Dianne Lake, who tells her story of joining the Manson Family as its youngest member at age 14 after becoming lonely and unhappy with her commune-living hippie like family after they "dropped out" about a year earlier and left her missing her friends and school, and a normal life. The details she provides about the group are fascinating and disturbing and it's such a unique perspective on Manson's charisma and control.

"But that's what it means to be in a cult: You lose a part of yourself to someone else or to a group, so that your entire mind no longer belongs to you." Dianne's parents "dropped out" of straight society when she was young, and they seemed to lose interest in her wellbeing at about the same time.

Exceeds expectations, to put it mildly. As I was underneath his chest, his went mixing with my own, he came to a full stop. The author has divided this book into 3 parts; the first part explains her life prior to joining the Family and how she eventually ended up the Family, the second part tells about her time, about 2 years, with the Mason Family and the third part tells about her experience escaping the Family and finally testifying against Charles Manson and other Family members during their trials.5 Stars—I think this might be the end of my true crime obsession for a little while. And he played them like a Hawaiian on a ukulele!

I have read Helter Skelter several times and I wanted to learn more about the family itself and the people in it.

Brought up by a 'hippie' couple who drop out, sell their home and take their 3 kids to live in a converted bread van, Dianne is neglected and abandoned and given no sense of security or morality: she's introduced to drugs by her father, is soon having under-age sex, and essentially exiled from her family.An absorbing insider look at what life with the Manson Family was like for Dianne Lake, its youngest member.

Exceeds expectations, to put it mildly. The 60s were a vey different time and the things that people got away with then would seriously ruin their lives if they tried it today. The group also often participated in group orgies and tripped on LSD.“LSD was given out like a sacrament,” Lake told HISTORY. "But that's what it means to be in a cult: You lose a part of yourself to someone else or to a group, so that your entire mind no longer belongs to you."

I have read Helter Skelter several times and I wanted to learn more about the family itself and the people in it. I couldn't put it down, to the detriment of my real life, even though I could have googled at any time to see how it turned out. At 17 I helped put him in prison'......This is the best book on the Manson Family I've ever read (next to This is the best book on the Manson Family I've ever read (next to What a harrowing, sad and compelling read this was, Dianne Lake was the youngest member of Charles Manson’s Family and she goes into great detail revealing the three years she spent as a member of one of the most notorious cults in the world.

Dianne “Snake” Lake and Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, two former members of the Manson Family, will feature on tonight’s ABC special Lake was Manson’s youngest follower, and although she didn’t participate in the Had dinner last night with former Manson Family member Dianne Lake AKA “Snake”. Dianne Lake was one of the tragedies of the early 1960s. Let us know what’s wrong with this preview of She reportedly remained silent during interrogation, even after LAPD interrogated her for hours and threatened her with the gas chamber, according to She finally broke her silence when she was befriended by Jack Gardiner – an Inyo County officer – and his wife. October 24th 2017

Although Lake was close to several of her “sisters,” she says they were not treated as equals.Dianne Lake, youngest member of Manson family, describes falling in love with the convicted killer Lake admitted that she wasn’t involved in the escalating crime sprees with several of the other members of the family because she had disobeyed an order from Manson and left the ranch when he had told her not to.

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I decided to listen to this audiobook narrated by Dianne Lake herself. I also want my story to help parents with teenagers,” she added. According to HISTORY, Lake and the other 10-15 members of Manson’s “family” settled on Spahn Ranch just outside of Los Angeles, and lived a simple lifestyle — they rummaged through dumpsters for food, raised horses and spent their evenings sitting around bonfires and singing songs with Manson.

“He had a growing group of women,” says Lake. Who lets their 14 year old daughter just up and go to a completely different city with someone she just met??