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>> a front row seat to the daily drama. like on august 3rd, 1970, several days into the trial. >> charlie all of a sudden picks up the newspaper and shows it to the jury. and it says, manson guilty, and nixon declared. the lawyers argued for a mistrial but it didn't happen. >> are you guilty of any murders? are you guilty of plotting any murders? >> i killed a chicken once. >> no one from the press had one-on-one access to manson during the trial. no one except mary neiswender thanks to a source in the prison law library. >> charlie could not use the telephone. so a friend was to call me at a ...

Unforgettable closing arguments. >> charles manson sent out from the fires of hell four heartless cold-blooded robots. that's what i told the jury. and then he pointed out charles manson, the girls. they are guilty as sin. >> the case finally went to the jury. >> it took 42 and a half hours of deliberating -- >> on january 25th, 1971, they had made their decision. >> they looked out at him. his hands were trembling. that allowed me to say, how come you're trembling? are you afraid of me? >> the verdict, guilty. on all counts for all four defendants. >> very, very pleased with the verdict. that...

>> charles manson sent out from the fires of hell four heartless cold-blooded robots. that's what i told the jury. and then he pointed out charles manson, the girls. they are guilty as sin. >> the case finally went to the jury. >> it took 42 and a half hours of deliberating -- >> on january 25th, 1971, they had made their decision. >> they looked out at him. his hands were trembling. that allowed me to say, how come you're trembling? are you afraid of me? >> the verdict, guilty. on all counts for all four defendants. >> very, very pleased with the verdict. that goes without saying. we're all v...

Right in front of me. >> a front row seat to the daily drama. like on august 3rd, 1970, several days into the trial. >> charlie all of a sudden picks up the newspaper and shows it to the jury. and it says, manson guilty, and nixon declared. the lawyers argued for a mistrial but it didn't happen. >> are you guilty of any murders? are you guilty of plotting any murders? >> i killed a chicken once. >> no one from the press had one-on-one access to manson during the trial. no one except mary neiswender thanks to a source in the prison law library. >> charlie could not use the telephone. so a frien...

Appeared to be rather a glamorous figure. >> "l.a. times," next morning, manson guilty, nixon declares. manson got ahold of the paper, stands up in front of the jury with a silly little smile on his face, and he shows the jury the headline. >> a tight ring of security surrounds the hall of justice today as the manson jury deliberates. meanwhile, members of the manson clan continue their vigil outside of the hall of justice. they have been there since the start of the trial. >> if charlie were convicted of these charges, what happens to the rest of the members of the family? >> there's no "if."...