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Manson / Bugliosi Interview / Manson Son #1019341

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Apr 10, 2012
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The most recent photos of imprisoned murderer Charles Manson shown. Interview held with "Helter Skelter" author Vincent Bugliosi about Manson. [BUGLIOSI†- says Manson's parole will be automatically rejected and he is still a danger to society; states Manson is totally institutionalized.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Report introduced.

(Los Angeles: Miguel Marquez) The story of Matthew Roberts, who may be Manson's son, presented; photos shown; details given about his similarities to Manson. [ROBERTS - talks about his birth mother and her link to Manson; states this is ruining his career and he just wants to know the truth.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Marquez, Miguel
Duration:
00:07:10

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