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He tells them the purpose for these murders is to start a war between blacks and whites, which he called Helter Skelter, after the Beatles song.
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When John mentioned Kurt Vonnegut's novel he said it was called Helter Skelter, but he meant to say Hocus Pocus.
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Bugliosi went on to co-author a book about the case with Curt Gentry titled Helter Skelter (after the Beatles song name printed in blood at one of the murder scenes), which became, according to his publisher, the bestselling true-crime book of all time.
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ROWLANDS: "Helter Skelter," the made-for-TV movie, came out in 1976, but documentaries about Manson are still being made, feeding the fascination over what happened and why.
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For "Helter Skelter" a riot scene is staged in which guerrillas shooting guns bump hips with student and race rioters.
15 Minutes of Bliss Dodie Bellamy 2009
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While jagged imprecision rules "Helter Skelter," hypnotic precision hammers this rock epic down the gravity well.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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Too bad in some places its name will be linked with this guy, just like that great Motley Crue song "Helter Skelter" was linked with Charles Manson.
"Stewmaker." Ann Althouse 2009
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For "Helter Skelter" a riot scene is staged in which guerrillas shooting guns bump hips with student and race rioters.
Archive 2009-01-01 Dodie Bellamy 2009
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I even think Vincent Bugliosi, who wrote "Helter Skelter," which is the biggest best-selling true crime book in the history of literature, I think he knows she's better.
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Since his first book, "Helter Skelter," he's been one of the top true crime writers with three number one best sellers and numerous awards.
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