Chaos: Charles Manson, the Cia, and the Secret History of the Sixties

The infamous Manson murders remain a chilling touchstone, marking a dramatic end to the sixties and ushering in an era of national unease. Charles Manson became a figure synonymous with a time when idealism and manipulation blurred.

Investigative journalist Tom O'Neill embarked on a quest to uncover new angles on this pivotal case, unearthing compelling evidence that suggested a deliberate cover-up. His meticulous research pointed towards potential FBI involvement, overlooked evidence by law enforcement, and instances of legal misconduct, all of which cast doubt on the established narrative.

This deep dive, presented in Chaos: Charles Manson, the Cia, and the Secret History of the Sixties, meticulously explores the intricate details of the case. It delves into Manson's connections within Hollywood, the reasons behind law enforcement's inaction, and his disturbing capacity to sway followers. The result of two decades of dedicated reporting, hundreds of interviews, and unprecedented access to previously unseen documents from the LAPD, FBI, and CIA, this work offers a significant reassessment.

Recognized as a New York Times Best Seller, Chaos challenges conventional understanding of this defining moment in American history, offering crucial insights into Current Affairs and the realm of True Crime.