With the rich southern antebellum history and stately plantations of Eatonton/Putnam county, GA; whose early lifestyles and cultures spawned writers such as Flannery O'Connor and Joel Harris. One has to ask themselves; did Dwight Malachi York and the NC cult choose the Eatonton destination, or were they drawn there via irony.
To reenact out in reality, the fictional story/ruse where B'rer Bear invited B'rer Rabbit to dinner with the intent of making the rabbit the main course. Yet, B'rer rabbit outwits B'rer Bear in the end..
DM York aka Imam Isa's loyal driver for years told the story of when a male AAC member invited a psychologist friend into the community. She had met York, and later provided her friend with a diagnosis; paranoid schizophrenic with delusions of grandeur.. Seems fitting, huh? She was quickly escorted off the property..
Many folks ask, "how were the Dermonds singled out, quietly living out their lives in Reynolds Plantation/GW. "What ties did they have to the NC"? To those folks, I ask, "over three decades prior, what ties did Sharon Tate have to the Manson family/cult murderers"? "What was the motive for their horrific murders"? JMO...
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PANIC SWEEPS Hollywood CA MOVIE COLONY
Tuesday, August 12th, 1969
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Los Angeles, Aug. 12 — Panic infected the movie colony today in the wake of two gruesomely similar multiple murders as police dropped charges against the only suspect they had in one of them.
Whispers that a psychotic killer was after wealthy resident “of isolated homes in the Hollywood hills continued after the murder of Miss Tate and the four others was followed a day later by that of a rich supermarket owner and his wife in a plush home 12 miles away.
Tate Murders & CA Victim Impact Statements
A decade after the murders, Sharon Tate's mother, Doris, in response to the growing cult status of the Manson killers and the possibility that any of them might be granted parole, organized a public campaign against what she considered shortcomings in the state's corrections system.
It resulted in amendments to the California criminal law in 1982 allowing crime victims and their families to make victim impact statements during sentencing and at parole hearings.
Doris Tate was the first person to make such an impact statement under the new law when she spoke at the parole hearing of Charles "Tex" Watson, one of her daughter's killers. She believed changes in the law had afforded her daughter dignity that had been denied her before and that she had been able to "help transform Sharon's legacy from murder victim to a symbol of victims' rights"...