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CHAOS: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties
Book by Tom O'Neill
CHAOS: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties is a 2019 nonfiction book written by Tom O'Neill with Dan Piepenbring. The book presents O'Neill's research into the background an…
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Original titleChaos
Originally publishedJune 25, 2019
Author Tom O'Neill
GenreNonfiction · History · True Crime · Crime · Politics · Conspiracy Theories · American History · Historical · Cults
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”Manson himself had a fondness for the same phrase: ‘I am the man in the mirror,’ he said. ‘Anything you see in me i…
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”Manson himself had a fondness for the same phrase: ‘I am the man in the mirror,’ he said. ‘Anything you see in me is in you, I am you, and when you can admit that you will be free.” Who is Charles Manson?This book began as a 5000 word piece for Premiere Magazine with the subject expected to be Manson and Hollywood. Tom O’Neill did not make that magazine deadline or even the deadline after that. His concept of the narrative and the research had grown well beyond the parameters of the original story idea. The deeper he delved into Manson the more lines for further enquiry he discovered. What was supposed to be an assignment that would take a few weeks took two decades. It became an all consuming obsession. And here we are. Manson was famous for his ability to manipulate people into doing what he wanted. I still feel like he is doing that to us now. Every time I hear or see anything regarding Manson, my ears perk up. I know I’m not alone. A whole nation was rivetted to the events of the Tate-LaBianc murder trial. Even people who were born long after the events in 1969 are enthralled with the need to know why. Tom O’Neill became so caught up in researching Manson that he lost two decades of his life to the pursuit of the real truth.I definitely benefited from reading Helter Skelter before reading O’Neill’s book because of the time spent discussing the actual trial that is not covered as thoroughly in Chaos. O’Neill broke down what Vincent Bugliosi got right, uncovered some of what he suppressed, and dug into the vital information that Bugliosi never bothered to pursue. The truth proved elusive after so many years. Witnesses had died, memories had become faulty, and key people refused to talk about their role in what is looking like a much bigger …
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I wasn’t going to write a review for Chaos, but after reading some of the other negative reviews, I realized that peopl…
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I wasn’t going to write a review for Chaos, but after reading some of the other negative reviews, I realized that people aren’t talking about the things that bothered me about this book, so here we are. This review is going to be long, but I don’t see how it can’t not be. If you don’t want to read the entire review and you just want my overall opinion of the book, skip to the last paragraph.Chaos had the potential to be a really good book. Helter Skelter is my favorite true crime book, and I was intrigued by the idea that the story Bugliosi presented isn’t the actual story. I was hoping that Tom O’Neill would examine the inconsistencies he found in Bugliosi’s book and present us with a solid alternative for what might have actually happened.Unfortunately, that’s not what Chaos does. Instead, Chaos is one part a research book about what might have actually happened in August 1969 and one part what happens to a person when an obsession consumes them for twenty years. Either of those stories, on their own, has the potential to be fascinating, but I think O’Neill made a mistake by trying to bring them together.I had so many problems with all the ideas O’Neill presented as alternatives to Bugliosi’s story, not because I don’t think there might be some truth so certain ideas, but because there were too many theories about what could have happened, and much of the information O’Neill gave us was based on circumstantial evidence (which he does admit to at one point in the book). Additionally, he tells us that he interviews someone who knew Manson and the Family, or who knew people who knew them, and he says they are credible sources, but he never explains what makes them credible sources. A person isn’t a credible source just because they happen to give the same story as another …
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“My goal isn’t to say what did happen - it’s to prove that the official story didn’t.”How dare Tom O’Neill waltz in here w…
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“My goal isn’t to say what did happen - it’s to prove that the official story didn’t.”How dare Tom O’Neill waltz in here with his 20 years of extensive research into the Manson Family murders and make me question everything about one of my favourite true crime books?! Although I’m glad he brought to my attention the fact that Vincent Bugliosi was a grade-A asshole.Around 20 years ago O’Neill was given an assignment to offer a fresh perspective on the Manson Family in anticipation of the 30 year anniversary of the murders for a magazine. What followed was a 20 year obsession where O’Neill tried to pick apart a seemingly vast network of lies involving the LAPD, CIA and FBI.This book was wild. WILD. First and foremost I’m in awe of how much work it took to write this book. O’Neill lived and breathed this case. And what he uncovered just blew my fucking mind! O’Neill accuses Bugliosi of tampering with witnesses and moulding the case to fit the “Helter Skelter” theory, the only narrative that we are given pertaining to the Manson Family murders, knowing that it would give him fame and money (as demonstrated by Bulgiolsi writing the best-selling true crime book)!Throw in the CIA and the mind-control experiments of Project MKULTRA, the potential collusion of FBI agents with the district attorney, the fact that Manson’s parole officer was pretty fucking lax with letting him do whatever the hell he wanted, breaking his parole continually, yet never going back to jail. There was A LOT going on here, but O’Neill does an incredible job of unravelling all the different strands in a coherent manner without overwhelming you with theories and names.Incase it isn’t obvious, I loved reading this! I wouldn’t say I am on board with all of O’Neill’s theories and discoveries - even O’Neill …
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