#10050 cielo drive

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Aerial view of 10050 Cielo Drive

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Lillian Gish candid 10050 Cielo Drive (1946) she rented the mansion during filming ''Duel in the Sun''

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TRENT REZNOR

TRENT REZNOR

17 May 1965

NINE INCH NAILS

            Trent Reznor (Michael Reznor) is an American music artist who is best known for being the lead of band NIN which he founded in 1988. NIN have had countless hit albums and songs such as: Hurt, Something I Can Never Have, I Would For You, March of the Pigs, Zero-Sum, Disappointed, Ruiner, Terrible Lie, Wish, and Closer. Reznor has also worked on soundtracks, Natural Born Killers and The Lost Highway. He also worked with other music artists, including David Bowie in 1997.

            Reznor was born in New Castle, Pennsylvania, US and is of German and Irish descent. Music became his life at the age of 12 when he started playing the piano and attended his first concert The Eagles in 1976.  

            Reznor rented 10050 Cielo Drive mansion, where Sharon Tate and her friends where murdered by Charles Manson followers in 1969. He built a studio space in the house to record the album, The Downward Spiral (1994).

            He became friends with Marilyn Manson and produced his first album and helped him on numerous tracks. He stated, ‘my best friend turned on me’, ‘a group of people I spent time with, recorded an album with, and their name has two words in it and they start with the letter M…’ and ‘I took time to get my head straight’.

            Reznor is married and has five children and lives in Los Angeles. He has suffered from depression and became a heavy user of drugs and alcohol until he kicked his habit in 2001. Today he is in a better place, healthy, fit and has a good relationship with his wife and children.

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Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring, photographed by Wojciech Frykowski at 10050 Cielo Drive, sometime around August 2nd, 1969🌻🌻🌻

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9 Terrifying American Murder Houses

From Amityville Horror to Jeffrey Dahmer’s one-bedroom, these murder houses are home to some truly brutal murders.

9. THE AMITYVILLE HORROR HOUSE 112 OCEAN AVE, AMITYVILLE, NY

When the deal is too good, start asking questions. In 1975, George and Kathy Lutz bought this sprawling Dutch Colonial on the south shore of Long Island at a bargain rate. The reason for the discounted price tag? Just 13 months earlier, previous resident Ronald “Butch” DeFeo slaughtered his parents and four younger siblings while they slept in their beds. It didn’t take long for the weirdness to begin. Demonic voices, oozing walls, cloven hoof prints in the snow. The Lutz family lasted just two months before fleeing 112 Ocean Avenue in the night.

8. THE HEX MURDER HOUSE REHMEYERS HOLLOW RD, SHREWSBURY, PA

In 1928, John Blymire was convinced a reclusive neighbor named Nelson Rehmeyer had put a hex upon him. Believing the only way to break the curse was to track down Rehmeyer’s spell book and set it ablaze, Blymire rallied two buddies for a late-night visit. While the gang never found the book, they did find Rehmeyer whom they murdered and mutilated before setting his body on fire. In 2007, an effort was made to open the Hex House to the public, but the plan was eventually scrapped.

7. MOORE FAMILY AXE MURDER HOUSE 508 E 2ND ST, VILLISCA, IA

On a cool summer night in 1912 someone broke into this peaceful Iowa homestead and bludgeoned all six family members plus two houseguests with an axe. The horrific scene was discovered the following morning by a concerned neighbor. Numerous suspects were named in the case including a traveling minister and State Senator Frank F. Jones. Nevertheless, the murder remains unsolved.

6. KREISCHER MANSION 4500 ARTHUR KILL RD, STATEN ISLAND, NY

German entrepreneur Balthasar Kreischer built this sprawling mansion in 1885 as a symbol of his success in the brick making business. The good times were short-lived. By 1894, his company had crumbled and his youngest son had shot himself in the head. The decaying mansion sat empty for years until its groundskeeper used the property for a mob hit in 2005. Joseph Young strangled and stabbed his target before finally drowning the man in a garden pool. Young then hacked up the body and burned it in the mansion’s incinerator.

5. LIZZIE BORDEN HOUSE 230 2ND ST, FALL RIVER, MA

On August 4, 1892 Andrew Borden was thrashed with a hatchet while he dozed on the couch of his parlor. Andrew’s second wife Abby met an equally grisly end in the upstairs bedroom. While everyone in Fall River suspected daughter Lizzie of the crime, the local judge remained unconvinced. She was tried and acquitted of the murder one year later. Oddly, the home is now a successful bed & breakfast.

4. MANSON FAMILY MURDER HOUSE 10050 CIELO DRIVE, LOS ANGELES, CA

In 1969, members of the Manson Family shocked the nation when they broke into this L.A. estate and slaughtered Sharon Tate along with four other victims. The murderers wrote pig in blood across the front door. Numerous residents have since called 10050 Cielo Drive home including musician Trent Reznor, who recorded THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL there. In 1994, the original structure was razed and replaced with a new mansion, currently occupied by the creator of FULL HOUSE.

3. JEFFREY DAHMER’S APARTMENT 924 NORTH 25TH ST, APT 213, MILWAUKEE, WI

Cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer lured numerous victims to his nondescript one-bedroom, where he drugged and dismembered them in a brutal campaign of murder. Severed limbs were packed in the freezer for future consumption; torsos were dumped in a vat of acid. Police finally arrested Dahmer in 1991 after one of his prisoners managed to escape. The entire apartment building was torn down shortly thereafter.

2. JOHN WAYNE GACY’S HOUSE 8213 SUMMERDALE AVE, CHICAGO, IL

It’s always good to know your neighbors especially if you suspect them of murder. John Wayne Gacy buried dozens of bodies in the basement and backyard of his suburban home while neighbors casually went about their day. When Gacy’s wife complained of a putrid smell, Gacy blamed it on dead mice. By the time police nabbed the infamous killer clown and excavated his 8213 Summerdale Ave property, they uncovered 29 bodies.

1. GARDETTE-LAPRETE HOUSE 1240 BURGUNDY ST, NEW ORLEANS, LA

In the late 1830s, plantation owner Jean LePrete leased his French Quarter Greek Revival to a mysterious man from Turkey. The renter, known only as The Sultan had more than a few roommates. He arrived with a massive entourage of eunuchs and concubines. The house quickly became known for its lavish parties, with music and revelry carrying on into the night. One morning, a passerby noticed 1240 Burgundy was eerily quiet. Then he spotted blood seeping out of the door. When authorities entered, they found everyone inside had been murdered and dismembered. As for The Sultan? He was buried alive in the courtyard. To this day, the case remains unsolved.

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August 9, 1969: Manson “Family” members Susan Atkins, Tex Watson, and Patricia Krenwinkel entered the home of Hollywood actress Sharon Tate and murdered her and four others. Linda Kasabian (née Drouin) was also present, but allegedly did not take part. Steven Earl Parent, who was present at the address only by unfortunate coincidence, lost his life that night, in addition to Sharon Tate and her houseguests, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, and Wojciech Frykowski. In an earlier incident involving Charles Manson and his followers, musician Gary Hinman was murdered after being held captive for several days, forced to turn over his property to his captors under torture and threat of death. Manson associate Robert “Bobby” Beausoleil killed Gary Hinman on the orders of Manson.

Above: Lurid headlines abound in the days following the crimes at 10050 Cielo Drive in Benedict Canyon, north of Beverly Hills, the home of actress Sharon Tate and her husband, Polish movie director Roman Polanski.

Above: Wilfred Parent, and his wife Juanita (néeJones) were unaware that their son Steven had gone to Cielo Drive that night to visit his friend, live-in caretaker William Garretson, hoping to sell him a used radio. He was shot by the intruders as he was preparing to leave the property.

Above: Linda (née Drouin) Kasabian was given immunity for her testimony against the Manson Family defendants. She has maintained that she did not take physical part in the murders, but acted as a “lookout” only.

Originally from New England, Linda Drouin (later Kasabian) is listed with her parents, Rosaire and Joyce (née Taylor) Drouin in the 1950 U. S. Federal Census, in Maine, Linda’s paternal grandparents having emigrated there from Quebec in the 1920s.

Above: Colorado-born Gary Hinman was a musician living at this residence in Topanga Canyon, California in 1969, where Manson associate Bobby Beausoleil had lived with Hinman previously. During this time, Beausoleil had become acquainted with Charles Manson and his followers.

Above: In late July of 1969, Beausoleil went with Manson associates Susan Atkins and Mary Brunner to Hinman's house in Topanga Canyon. After demanding money that Hinman did not have, Manson told them via phone to hold Hinman captive there at his house. When Manson arrived, armed with a bayonet, he struck Hinman, severely cutting his face and ear. Gary Hinman was held captive for three more days before being murdered by Bobby Beausoleil, on the instruction Charles Manson.

Above: After a well-documented investigation and trial, the principal participants in the Manson “Family” murders were found guilty and sentenced to death. Bobby Beausoleil was convicted and sentenced to death for the July 27, 1969, fatal stabbing of Gary Hinman. Beausoleil, Manson, and the other participants who were sentenced to death were later granted commutation to a lesser sentence of life imprisonment, after the Supreme Court of California issued a ruling that invalidated all death sentences issued in California prior to 1972. Bobby Beausoleil is currently imprisoned in California. Manson died in prison in California in 2017. Linda Drouin Kasabian, who gave a handful of interviews about her participation in the 1969 murders, kept a low profile over the years and died in Tacoma, Washington on January 21, 2023, at the age of 73.

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Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring at the house on Cielo Drive, August 1969

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Lillian Gish 10050 Cielo Drive 1946 (Cielo drive session - unfortunately poor quality)

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Lillian Gish American actress Lillian Gish (1893 - 1993, left) and her mother, actress Mary Gish (Mary Robinson McConnell) relax by the swimming pool at 10050 Cielo Drive, which Gish rented during the filming of the western 'Duel in the Sun' in 1946.

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In this video, KCRA-TV reporter Stan Atkinson speaks with Manson Family member Susan Atkins (1948-2009) at the California Institution for Women in San Bernardino County in 1978. Atkins and fellow Manson Family members Charles "Tex" Watson and Patricia Krenwinkel were charged with murdering actress Sharon Tate and four others under the direction of Charles Manson at the actress' home at 10050 Cielo Drive in Los Angeles on the evening of August 8, 1969. At the time of Atkins' death in 2009, she was California's longest-serving female inmate.

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Episode 112: The Manson Family Murders, Part II Photodump

Image 01: A very pregnant Sharon Tate is folding baby clothes as she awaits the delivery of her child. Image 02: Sharon Tate and husband Roman Polanski were said to have been suffering marriage issues due to Roman Polanski’s frequent sexual affairs with other women. Image 03: Sharon Tate and ex-fiancé Jay Sebring remained good friends despite having once been engaged. Image 04: 10050 Cielo Drive, the home of Roman and Sharon, after the murder of 6 people took place August 8-9, 1969. Image 05: The La Bianca household after the murder of 2 people took place August 10, 1969. Image 06: Mugshots of 4 members of The Family who were designated with the task to murder. Tex Watson, Leslie Van Houten, Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel (clockwise from top left). Image 07: Charles Manson mugshot. Image 08: Roman Polanski and friends offered a $25,000 reward to anyone who could bring information forward about the murder of Sharon Tate. Image 09: During the murder trial, the Family behaved bizarrely. The girls would often hold hands and sing in unison or mimic Manson’s words. Image 10: Charles Manson in prison. Despite the murder charges, people still idolize this man today. Before his death, the 80 year old Manson was set to marry a 26 year old girl who had been visiting him in prison. She dressed as the Family did back in 1969 and even shaved her head and drew an x on her forehead. WTF. What is your favorite conspiracy from this episode? Comment “🧪” if you think the CIA x Orange Sunshine LSD is the greatest collab of all time.

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"Doris Day may have saved her only child, record producer Terry Melcher, from being killed by Charles Manson. Doris made Terry move out of his home in Benedict Canyon months before Manson's followers killed Sharon Tate & four others there in 1969. Dennis Wilson introduced many of his circle to Manson. The leader of the 'Manson Family' was heading out to clubs with Terry & Dennis. Manson was also in the car one day when Dennis dropped Terry off at his home at 10050 Cielo Drive, at the top of a steep hill in the Benedict Canyon area.

Terry was living at the house with girlfriend, Candice Bergen. Manson wanted to be a rock star & in 1968 the Beach Boys recorded one of his songs, "Cease to Exist," as a single without crediting Manson. Terry started visiting him at his ranch but Terry "made it clear" he didn't think Manson had talent & wouldn't help launch his career. Manson wouldn't stand for it. Manson decided his first victims would be the occupants of the luxury French country-style home at 10050 Cielo Drive but Terry had moved in January 1969 to a home owned by his mother. The move was no accident; Terry was extremely close to his mom. "He had told her about Manson & about some of his scary antics, his brandishing of knives, his followers, & that Manson had been to the house on Cielo.When the property was vacated, Sharon & Roman moved in. On August 9, 1969, Manson followers murdered Sharon and her unborn son Paul & three friends & a student visiting the caretaker of the property. According to Susan Atkins, Manson sent his killers to Cielo Drive "to instill fear" into Terry because he felt he had broken a promise to record his music. Terry and Candice got the message and went underground. Terry & Candice begged people not to tell Manson they had moved. The next year, prosecutors arranged for Terry & Candice to testify about their Manson connection. Terry hired 24-hour security & took sedatives to take the stand. Candice reportedly said to Terry: "It could have been me," to which he replied: "It could have been us."

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Remembering the Forgotten Victims of the 1969 Manson Murders: Jay Sebring, Steven Parent, Abigail Folger, and Wojciech Frykowski

The murders that took place on the night of August 8-9, 1969, at 10050 Cielo Drive in Los Angeles are among the most infamous in American history. While Sharon Tate is the most well-known of the five victims, the lives of the others—Jay Sebring, Steven Parent, Abigail Folger, and Wojciech Frykowski—are often overlooked. These four individuals, each with their own dreams, accomplishments, and…