Ruth Ann Moorehouse and Danny DeCarlo at the Hall of Justice. Los Angeles, September 11, 1970.
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Ruth Ann Moorehouse and Danny DeCarlo at the Hall of Justice. Los Angeles, September 11, 1970.
With Danny DeCarlo’s testimony. He said that I hate black men, and he said that we thought alike, that him and I was a lot alike in our thinking. But actually all I ever did with Danny DeCarlo or any other human being was reflect himself back at himself. If he said he did not like the black man, I would say, “Okay.” I had better sense than tell him I did not dislike the black man. I just listened to him and I would react to his statement. So consequently he would drink another beer and walk off and pat me on the back and he would say to himself, “Charlie thinks like I do.” But actually he does not know how Charlie thinks because Charlie has never projected himself.
Charles Manson, 1970 (Source: Trial Testimony)