| Title |
Sharon Tate and The Manson Murders
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| Names |
King, Greg
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| Book Number |
CDB01959
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| Annotation |
A biography of Sharon Tate follows her life from childhood and adolescence to her Hollywood life and marriage to Roman Polanski and to her untimely murder. Charles Manson and his family are explored and victims' families speak out about their anguish. The Manson Murders are one of the most notorious crimes of the twentieth century.
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| Narrator |
Miller, Bob
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| Title Status |
Active
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| Local Subject |
California Collection - CAC
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Adult Book - AD
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Biography Crime - BCRM
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Crime NonFiction - CRINF
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Male narrator - MN
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Contains strong language - ST
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Contains descriptions of sex - SE
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Contains violence - VI
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| Medium |
Digital Books
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| Language |
English
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| Length |
16 hr 10 min : downloadable
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| Publication Info |
Braille Institute Library Los Angeles, CA 2019
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