DNA Found at Occupy Site a Clue to 2004 Murder?

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The authors Daniel Simone and Heidi Ley, are developing a book, A Rip in History. Unlike all the previous books and stories that have depicted Charles Manson as the most evil mass murderer, Daniel Simone and Heidi Ley will outline and illustrate the true facts about Charles Manson, his followers, the Tate/LaBianca slaughter, and trial.  For the first time in    forty-two years the truth will be told as to how Vincent Bugliosi used Charles Manson's peculiar philosophy, unconventional ideals, and stupidity for his own self-serving gains. The book will offer substantiated and irrefutable revelations clearly evidencing that Charles Manson was convicted on nothing but far-fetched theories, hypothesis, and conjectures fabricated by Vincent Bugliosi’s vivid imagination. Moreover, every witness presented by Bugliosi were criminals who testified as they were instructed so to save themselves from being prosecuted for criminal charges that had been pending against them. As for the four killers who actually carried out the murders, contrary to Bugliosi's contention that they had been influenced and directed by Manson, Charles Watson, Patricia Krenwinkel, Susan Atkins, and Leslie Van Houten, were violent, misguided youngsters with a history of psychotic behaviors and felonious dispositions. They did not need Manson's influence to commit those brutal killings.  These crazed sociopaths launched a murderous spree solely for self-gratification by reason of their vicious propensities and drug-ravaged minds. Just to be clear though, Charles Manson is not a guiltless choir boy. He’s an incorrigible felon, who, perhaps, might’ve wielded the emotional control over the killers to stop the Tate/LaBianca ambush. But Manson did not ever participate in mass murder, and as a matter of law, he should not have been indicted and, certainly, not convicted and sentenced to death for those homicides.  

The authors Daniel Simone and Heidi Ley, are developing a book, A Rip in History. Unlike all the previous books and stories that have depicted Charles Manson as the most evil mass murderer, Daniel Simone and Heidi Ley will outline and illustrate the true facts about Charles Manson, his followers, the Tate/LaBianca slaughter, and trial.  For the first time in    forty-two years the truth will be told as to how Vincent Bugliosi used Charles Manson's peculiar philosophy, unconventional ideals, and stupidity for his own self-serving gains. The book will offer substantiated and irrefutable revelations clearly evidencing that Charles Manson was convicted on nothing but far-fetched theories, hypothesis, and conjectures fabricated by Vincent Bugliosi’s vivid imagination. Moreover, every witness presented by Bugliosi were criminals who testified as they were instructed so to save themselves from being prosecuted for criminal charges that had been pending against them. As for the four killers who actually carried out the murders, contrary to Bugliosi's contention that they had been influenced and directed by Manson, Charles Watson, Patricia Krenwinkel, Susan Atkins, and Leslie Van Houten, were violent, misguided youngsters with a history of psychotic behaviors and felonious dispositions. They did not need Manson's influence to commit those brutal killings.  These crazed sociopaths launched a murderous spree solely for self-gratification by reason of their vicious propensities and drug-ravaged minds. Just to be clear though, Charles Manson is not a guiltless choir boy. He’s an incorrigible felon, who, perhaps, might’ve wielded the emotional control over the killers to stop the Tate/LaBianca ambush. But Manson did not ever participate in mass murder, and as a matter of law, he should not have been indicted and, certainly, not convicted and sentenced to death for those homicides.  

So if you protest Wall Street and its crimes  you are a potential murderer?