Charles Manson

"I'm way happier than I am weirded out."

The notorious mass murderer once again trended on social media following the airing of new documentary "Ted Bundy: Mind of a Monster."

Most comments ask why the conversation is necessary in the first place.

From fictional inspirations to conspiracy stories, here are all of the angles on Manson's madness and its aftermath.

Films, books, podcasts and more have dramatized the actor's death.

Other true crime dramas have brought real-life tourism, like "Making a Murderer" and "The Act."

As we near the 50th anniversary of the Tate-LaBianca murders, and 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' plays in theaters, interest in the Manson Family and their gruesome crimes has returned.

Manson didn't actually kill Tate.

The Los Angeles home belonged to Leno and Rosemary LaBianca.

From serial killers and cults to Hollywood mysteries, true crime and gruesome stories from '69 are alive and well, and streamable now.

Since going to prison in the late 1970s, Van Houten has completed two college degrees, including a master's, but that wasn't enough to overturn the conviction, for which she once faced the death penalty.

Psychologists are debating whether the presence of one trait—boldness—is the key to determining whether or not someone is a psychopath.

The film is tentatively titled "Manson's Bloodline."

Freeman claims his father is Charles Manson Jr., Manson's son who died by suicide in 1993.

Even in death, Charles Manson is at the center of strife.

"Do you know who I am? All women want me. I can't tie myself down to one woman," Charles Manson allegedly said.

GoFundMe has removed a fundraising page for Charles Manson's funeral expenses raises the question of where the notorious cult leader will be buried.

Jason Freeman says he is the son of Charles Manson Jr.

Manson's followers are still alive and must remain in prison, says Debra Tate.

Charles Manson was once obsessed with music, but after becoming a notorious killer the music world was obsessed with him.

The director was married to the Manson Family's most famous victim.

Psychologist explains how emotional language is key in finding a following.

Manson saw predictions of violence in the British band's "White Album."

He also tried to start a fire inside a prison and sneak in a hacksaw.

Manson had been married and divorced twice by the time he was convicted of murder in 1971.

There's been much written about Manson and his band of merry murderers, but who was Vincent Bugliosi, the man who brought him down?

Manson died Sunday.

Fromme was Manson's most dedicated follower for decades.

"Today, Manson's victims are the ones who should be remembered and mourned on the occasion of his death."

In the decades after his arrest, the cult leader became a counterculture antihero, giving interviews to major magazines and TV networks.