00:00 The Manson Family Murders were potentially motivated by Charles Manson's frustration with his music career and desire for fame.

04:55 The Manson family murders ended the era of hippies and the summer of love, and were used by the establishment to discredit the hippie movement.

09:27 The Manson family members, led by Tex Watson, entered the house on Cielo Drive and began a massacre, killing everyone inside, including Sharon Tate, who was eight months pregnant, and her friends.

14:05 The Manson family members, led by Tex Watson, brutally killed everyone inside the house on Cielo Drive, including Sharon Tate and her friends, with multiple stab wounds and gunshots, leaving gruesome scenes and writing in blood on the walls.

18:54 The Manson family was trying to ignite a race war by making it appear that black people had killed the white victims, with the ultimate goal of ruling the world.

24:10 The Manson family started their murderous spree on July 1st by attempting to kill a drug dealer, who Manson believed was a Black Panther, but failed to do so.

28:53 Charles Manson, who had a troubled upbringing and spent most of his life in institutions, was released from prison in 1967 and took advantage of the counterculture movement in San Francisco to manipulate and exploit vulnerable individuals.

34:08 Charles Manson, who was able to manipulate and exploit vulnerable individuals during the counterculture movement, began amassing followers who were drawn to his message of love and rejection of material possessions, and he used his ability to manipulate people to get what he wanted, mainly sex and drugs.

39:14 Charles Manson began accumulating followers, mostly women, who were drawn to his message of love and rejection of material possessions, and he used his ability to manipulate people to get what he wanted, mainly sex and drugs, leading to the formation of the Manson Family, a weirdo hippie group that committed burglaries, lived off dumpster food, and had bonfires in the desert where they would take acid and listen to Manson's mesmerizing speeches, and Manson's encounter with Denis Wilson of the Beach Boys helped bolster his idea of becoming a recording artist.

43:51 Charles Manson's plan to use his musical career to gain fame and recognition was hindered by the fact that his music was not good enough, and his connection with Terry Melcher, a producer who previously lived at the Tate house, led Manson to send a message by having his followers commit the Tate murders at the house.