I did.\n\nhttp://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/manson/mansonrevelation.html
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Who would you classify as an expert?
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Yes i have.\nIt took a while for it, about 2 months.
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Yes they did.\n\nJealousy perhaps.
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I find it interesting that this has come up in the last few days, considering my roomate had just found Ben's website yesterday and sent me the link. First thing, he wasnt a man, he was a BOY who had been medicated with a drug whose long term effects on minors was not known at the time.I dated him about 6 months before his initial hospitalization,and dont get me wrong, he was a troubled kid, very sensitive to bad things in his life, but never aggresive towards me or others.\n I saw him the July before the murder at the park, this was after some extended time at Shepperd Pratt.....and he was completely off of his rocker...did the TRIPLE dosage of prozac affect this, absolutely. Was his judgment clouded that night, of course! Does it excuse what he did, not totally. He should have to serve time for his crime, but did he deserve life with no parole at 16 years of age? I know for sure...the whole situation breaks my heart. A life lost, a child without a mother, and a brilliant soul who couldnt see beyond his troubled youth,his life wasted behind bars.
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Good link.  Most of us cilvilized people would not approve of any of those methods.  Have you seen this link?\nhttp://www.obsessionthemovie.com/12min.htm\nBTW Urbangenie hasn't seen much news lately since some of that stuff was all over the news all over the world
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No, I don't think Saddam actually said that, or would support such a statement.  Nonetheless one of his attorneys is on record as claiming that he did.  It may be a PR stunt, or the attorney may have independently decided to defuse Saddam's expected outburst.  Lawyers are a weird bunch.
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i think marilyn manson is a great artist i love all of his music and i saw his artwork on the official page and they are amazing...he is...dude...the best...ever\nabout the video...well we know that the kids at columbine didnt even like his music and this all just proves the hyprocicy of the people that find it easier to blame the dudes on mtv for the problems their kids have rather that talkin to them besides theres a lot of other music out there thats a lot harder than MM but they blamed him becus more people show up at his shows than to church
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This is a great source... and if it's not in their database, they'll research it.\n\nGood luck
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Ask your local university library for this article:\n"Violent Music Lyrics Do Not Usually Cause Lasting Harm" by James K. Fitzpatrick. Media Violence. William Dudley, Ed. Opposing Viewpoints® Series. Greenhaven Press, 1999. Reprinted from James K. Fitzpatrick, "Can Teenagers Survive Marilyn Manson?" New Oxford Review, November 1997, by permission of New Oxford Review (1069 Kains Ave., Berkeley, CA 94706). Copyright © 1997 New Oxford Review.\n\nand this one:\n"Studies Have Not Established a Link Between Rap Music and Youth Violence" by Becky L. Tatum. Media Violence. Louise I. Gerdes, Ed. Opposing Viewpoints® Series. Greenhaven Press, 2004. Becky L. Tatum, "The Link Between Rap Music and Youth Crime and Violence: A Review of the Literature and Issues for Future Research," Justice Professional, vol. 11, February 1999, p. 339. \n\nI got these references from a subscription database that a university library should have called Opposing Viewpoints.\n\nThis will be a hard argument to make as most valid research shows that there is a correlation between heavy metal and rap music and lower grades, discipline problems, drug use, teen sex, suicide, etc...  I suppose you could argue that the types of people who would display negative behavior would do so regardless of what music they listen to.  They listen to heavy metal because it mimics their feelings they already had.  So, listening to HM could be a consequence, not a cause.  Good luck!
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Yes i did! It sucked at the time, but now my teeth are so straight. Everyone comments on how straight they are, for real!
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polygraphs are insubmissible (sp?) in court. It's not hard (if you know what you are doing) to beat one of those tests. Talk to a lawyer and ask his opinion.\n\nCharles Manson passed lie detector tests.. that says how easy they are to beat.\n\n*not saying to try and beat it, I'm saying that is why they are not allowed in court
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I would love to see that law.  (Heck, my whole family would love to see that law!)  Do you have a citation?  I have a feeling this is too good to be true.
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"My Dark Desires"\n"If I started murdering people, there'd be none of you left." (Charles Manson from one of his very entertaining parole hearings)
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http://home.earthlink.net/~thekeither/Forensic/forsone.htm
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I have not read this book, was it co-authored? \n\nYou are right about the monument spheres in the Marion cemetary!! I had to bury my 14 year old son Patrick there last July. He's in the section behind the Harding memorial.\n\nSorry about any bumming out.
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You can read about it here, though the exact method he used to do himself in is not revealed because police declined to reveal the details: \nhttp://www.bsac.org/news/mayol291201.htm
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I looked at some of the insane answers on my way. I can't believe ANYONE in their right mind would support this kind of criminal act. They seemed more worried about you then what happened to the child. Oh... 1 did mention she was blonde..sorry, and another has a new name but we know who it is.\n\nThey should put their asses on a slab at the morgue, that is where they belong!