Jury foreman Herman Tubick on March 30, 1971, said, "We were unanimous...society has been served."

Apprehended at Barker Ranch, in Death Valley, Inyo Co., CA along with other Family members.
Dianne became one of the prosecution's most important witnesses. She was a young 16 year
old girl who had come to live with the Manson family with the permission of her parents. She
had come from a broken home and took a lot of physical abuse from Manson. As a result of
her presence at the ranch she learned a lot about the murders from Leslie, Patricia, and
Manson. In this photo she is escorted from the court by policeman after testifying that she
also heard Watson's confession. She was eventually taken in by a family in Inyo and with
kind treatment was completely rehabilitated.

Attorney Charles Weedman talks with officer prior to Grogan trial on August 26, 1971.

Star Prosecution witness Linda Kasabian returning to the courtroom on February 24, 1971,
being escorted into the Hall of Justice by members of the District Attorney's office.

From left, Brenda McCann (Nancy Laura Pitman), Paul Fitzgerald, Manson's attorney, and Sandra Good.
Paul Fitzgerald was appointed by Judge William Keene to represent Charles Manson on December 11,
1969. Brenda McCann was 18, at the time she was arrested at the Spahn Ranch raid on October 9,
1969. She was eventually released because it was decided that there was insufficient evidence to
convict her. She later returned to rejoin the Family at Spahn Ranch. Charles Manson tried to control
the trial proceedings by influencing Family members over whom he still had great influence.

Susan Atkins with her lawyer, District attorney, Richard Caballero. Richard Caballero was appointed
to represent Susan in the Gary Hineman murder case. Susan and Bobby Beausoleil has been sent
by Manson to Gary's house to get some money he had supposedly inherited. Gary had refused to
give them the money and after two days of staying with him, they killed him. Richard Caballero
also represented Susan on the Tate-LaBianca case.

Susan Atkins with her lawyer, District attorney, Richard Caballero. Richard Caballero was appointed
to represent Susan in the Gary Hineman murder case. Richard Caballero also represented Susan
 on the Tate-LaBianca case. She told Grand Jury of night of horror in Tate slayings.

Susan Atkins with sheriff leaves court after pleading innocent in the Tate hearing.
Susan wore the same pink velvet dress as on previous appearances.

Mother, brother and son of Voityck Frykowski, murdered by Manson followers, outside federal
court on July 27, 1971, concerning their lawsuit against Charles Manson.

Susan Atkins (left), Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel on March 24, 1971, with x's
on their foreheads, continue to support their leader, Charles Manson.