The Dark Secrets of George Spahn, MANSON and the Spahn Ranch FIRE
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Where did George go when the Spahn Ranch Burned in 1970?
Tour of the Spahn Ranch and the History of George Spahn. Charles Manson and the Family lived on the ranch in 1969 when Helter Skelter, the Tate LaBianca Murders were carried out. Donald "Shorty" Shea was murdered on the property a few weeks later.
Clayton Moore, the Lone Ranger, recounts a sinister visit with George Spahn and coming face to face with Charles Manson.
The Ranch was burned in 1970 in the Clampitt Fire in Topanga Canyon. George Spahn moved to a ranch in North Hollywood and died in 1974.
George was portrayed by Bruce Dern in the Quentin Tarantino film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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My dad used to tell me these two Manson stories. At that time. My dad was a young M.D. working at Canoga Park Hospital (now called West Hills Hospital) and West Park Hospital. Now, my dad was about 6'5" and a combat WW2 Vet. Nothing scared him. Until his visit to Spahn Ranch. But first let me back up a bit. One night when it was his turn to be the overnight doc at the West Park Hospital ER. One of the nurses came to him to see if he could get some druggie out of the hospital's trash bin. Back then hospitals threw out used needles and did not put them in sharps containers. Nice , I know. So, out comes my dad. with a flashlight and sure enough there was a scraggly little dude rummaging around and collecting needles and syringes. Dad yelled at the guy and guess who it was? Charles Manson. So, Charlie got out and started yelling at him. Until he looked up and like the coward he was. He ran off screaming four lettered words and how he was going to get his revenge. yadda yadda yadda. Flash forward 3 to 4 months later a girl from Chatsworth comes into the Canoga Park ER with a broken leg. He set and plastered it and never thought anything of it. Flash forward a month later or so land he is on call and back then Docs made house calls. He was charged with driving up to the Spahn Ranch and remove the cast. As my dad puts it. As he was driving into the old wild west set and seeing these disheveled and dirty people peering at him through broken windows and the smell of human waste was strong to say the least. He said that he never was so scared in his life as he got out. Charlie was in the door way staring at him and at a point Charlie remembered who my dad was. His face went tense and anger covered his face as his drew back into the shadows of the building. My dad got his stuff and as he said it. He performed the worlds fastest cast removal. He didnt even bother with the paperwork. He got the hell out of there......I always asked why we never moved to Chatworth. I think that was the reason.
Holy cow! What a great story, glad your dad got out of there quickly!
Great story, thanks for sharing!
Yeah, he ended up having a 45 yr career at West Hills. He had tons of crazy stories like the time that Steve Garvey and his wife has had a massive fight in his medical office or when Adam Rich from Eight is Enough broke into his office to steal his prescription pads and tried to fake his signature for hard prescription drugs........and lots more...Enough for a book. I always told him He could make millions from the stuff that happened to him. But HIPPA rules would probably prevent it from being published.@@TheMelamia
Fantastic story
Hard to believe that a Dr. would do house calls in the 70’s! I thought they stopped that way earlier on. SPOOKY!!
Blindsided me...I'm 63 & never, ever in my lifetime did I think someone would
actually produce a "George Spahn" Doll and proceed to walk him through the ranch.
Ha! Ya live long enough, ya see some crazy sht!
I would love to take a visit out there. Not because I am a fan of Manson, although, I am fascinated with that whole story, but because I love history and American history in particular and this is definitely a part of our history.
Exactly 👍 💯 my sentiments.
Same here,, met Diane Lake over the summer,, took pictures with her,, it was pretty cool..
Wow! I knew absolutely none of this, so this was a great quarter-hour education. Love the whimsy of the Spahn doll accompaniment. Great, weird, dark stuff. Thank you! ✌️♥️
My obsession with George Spahn began around 1980. For me, George is THE most-fascinating character in the entire saga. It's the MYSTERY of George, I suppose. Thanks, Scott....!! 😃
I agree, always thought George knew a lot more but kept his mouth shut because he knew how dangerous the group was.
Thank you for all you do.
Robin Lundin
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Howcamn I get a "George doll" for hos Granddaughter please
You always do the best Manson related videos. Your knowledge of those involved and locations is unsurpassed.
Not to mention how respectful he always is.
Scott, you are the foremost authority on the Manson family. I have enjoyed your content for years. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much Scott. Took your tour in 2018. Your tour was the highlight of my vacation... Your videos make me feel like im in your van. Death Hag for life
Scott is terrific. Always interesting, well-researched and produced videos, and the most wonderful voice on RUclips. Thanks, Scott.
Great audio and a wonderful voice for such! Well done!!
Bruce Dern did a heck of a job as Mr. Spahn, but Burt Reynolds was born for that roll....it would have been a great send off ! Thank You for taking us along! 🙂
Bruce Dern used his own hair (or lack of it). Burt Reynolds would have to have had a specially designed rug...
I love Bruce Dern as an actor but the role of George Spahn and Jack Homer in "Boogie Nights" was made for Burt Reynolds.
I always fast forward through that part.
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Excellent content. I knew about the owner but not all the behind the scenes!! Scott, you're a rock star 🌟
So family "fun" fact. My moms first husband (I'm from her 2nd marriage) remarried after he and my mom split, but my mom and him stayed relatively close because they'd had 5 kids together. One year in my early 20s we were all invited to his house for Thanksgiving and there's a guy sitting in front of the fireplace playing an acoustic guitar. My sister cones up and whispers to me that he was Steve Grogan aka Clem, who was convicted of murdering "Shorty" Shea. My mom's first husband had married his sister. Apparently she used to play on Spahn Ranch as a kid when he'd bring her there. He was really quiet and I honestly dont remember him saying anything, just played his guitar. It was very bizarre. My family's claim to fame?
Sounds about right.
Scramblehead was his other nickname. Was accused of lewd behavior at one time for showing kids his genitals.
That's so fetch
F and G
Infamy not fame
Love this video. My wife is the great granddaughter of George Spahn. We lived in that house for awhile in 2002-2004ish with her grandmother. My wife loves that doll of George Spahn. Anyway if her able to purchase one? We did your tour about 2yrs prior to covid. It was fantastic. Out of all Manson historians you are top.
Are you related to Chad? George was his uncle (or grandfather, I forget). I met him roaming around the ranch back on the 50th anniversary of the murders. Chad was raised in rural GA but he said all the extended family members of George come out to the Spahn ranch every few yrs.
Don't know if you ever got a doll, but there is a mailing address in the description box.
@@batcactus6046 no I did not. Thank you for the information
Hey Scott I used to work at the Sherwood Convenience Hospital and help take care of George until he died. I would love to have a doll. I watch you on youtub constantly I’m now 73 and was thawed for it all in 1969… peace
I don’t make the dolls unfortunately. Did George have family visit him?
What was the older man like, his personality and treated ya
Are there any memories to share about his time there? Was he lucid during his stay? Did he have visitors? Family, or possibly Manson family members visit?
Hi Scott, I was wondering if you have ever looked into another Hollywood area cult called the source family and Father Yod? The guy opened a health food cafe that lots of actors patronized. Father Yod was killed in a hang gliding accident. Everyone in the group took on a name and they used Aquarian as their last name. I wondered if any of them had any connection with Manson and his group. I think they did cause there is an old guy who recently died who was using the Aquarian last name I think he had been involved with the death of the Manson follower known as Zero , who died in a house near Venice California supposedly from playing Russian roulette. What do you know about them?
This comment must have been a lie. He never came back
Thank you, Scott as always for your thorough research and generous sharing.
Another great video, Scott! Thanks! Also very glad that you took George along with you! :)
Still Haunting As Hell After 54 Year's
@@ccrider00 Agree 💯👍
Really?
The Garden of the Gods rock formation is amazing. Thanks for telling the history of George and his ranch. Hopefully he enjoyed touring it again. 😊💫
What's amazing about it?
Perhaps, the cave. Where Charlie hung out...reminds me of the Hira cave (in Saudi) where another self-proclaimed prophet hung out.
@@marcsisko1272 Interesting 🧐
I’ve been there, back in like 90. it’s creepy as hell supposedly there is graffiti from the Manson girls. The family would go into the rocks and caves while tripping. It has a weird vibe and back in the 80’s and 90s devil worshippers and occultists would go there for ceremonies etc. creepy!
@@mackdeen7021 Sounds creepy 🥺
Excellent George action figure. Never heard the Clayton Moore story before, either.
Clayton's daughter tells it on A Word On Westerns here on RUclips.
Ha, I was googling "George Spahn action figure" as you were say that they weren't for sale. Very cool creation by your friend. Great video, Scott!
Great video Scott, I think this is the best video about George Spahn
OMG! I never would have guessed that a George doll existed!
Thanks for another video of Spahn ranch, Scott. I know you've been there before, with Six Degrees of Helter Skelter, but it's always fun to get another look & perspective. In 1969, I lived in Fresno, but I had three sister cousins who lived in Northridge. I didn't talk to them about Manson at the time, but asked one of them awhile back, if they had ever visited Spahn ranch around that time, and they said yes. They had stopped to look at the horses, and someone there identified the place as where Charles Manson lived. Their visit was otherwise uneventful. In later years, they had attended the Church at Rocky Peak, across the road. In 1976 I was living in LA and drove by the site for a quick look, but didn't have time to walk onto the property. Wish I had.
Nobody Does it Better than Scott. This Channel Should have a Million Subscribers.
Huh, who are you , to say who should have how many subscribers.
@@LadyAlchemyy I'm the Man that pays your bills and puts food on the Table! Now go stand in the Corner?
@@BillyMontgomery-z9q huh? That's weird
Thanks Scott for this because I grew in the area in the 1960s when all that went down and as a young kid it was shocking.
Me too. Simi high, graduated 78
This never gets old!
Never
Thanks Scott
Fascinating...
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Definitely learned something, always thought the ranch was at the end of some long dirt road, not right next to the highway. Thanks for to info. 🙂
Had to be. That sign u see what his only 'advertising'
WAIT!!! did you just say endless blowies???🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's hilarious!!!
I know right!! Lol.
Amm, Aparantley Charles asked or told the girl's to keep the George S happy..
yeah, the old “blowies” are
great pymt.
No extra charge either, tho u could get a free std
The best George Spahn video of all time. Little George has made it home. I love Scott Michaels.
Seeing George back on the ranch had me laughing out loud. Lol Thanks for another great video ✌💛
I am totally obsessed with all things the manson case, and everything from that era. Think I have now read every book!
Have you read chaos yet?
@@nemodapimpfish I have!
@debbiejames3096 I listened to Tom on the rogan podcast, I really want to pick up the book!
His grandson just published a book.
What books can you recommend Debbie? I'm interested too
I love your voice while telling the stories!! You need to do narratives for other programs!!
Right?! Nothing worse than a perfect video but the creator has an annoying voice. I could listen to Scott all day. Very soothing delivery of intense content.
Oh my goodness, I couldn’t quit laughing when you took George for a walk.
Great job as always Scott 💙👍
Free labor and blowies? Your a crack up. I love your videos.
Spahn's gravestone is disappointing. It should have added: "Proud recipient of Fellatio by Manson Family Members'.
Stuck at home, sick with the flu and Scott came through for me!!! Thanks for helping me not go crazy(Orr)!! 😂
Get well!
@@DearlyDepartedTours Thank you!
I love that you took George on a walkie! You are a National Treasure Scott!
Excellent video Scott, love little George. Thanks for the best day.
I was 13 when this was going on, we were living in Chatsworth right off Plummer and Tampa Ave. All of LA was in a frenzy after 2 consecutive nights of butchery. You couldn't find a guard dog, or a firearm for sale anywhere in the city. Now let's backtrack, being a junior high schooler, we used to go up in the hills above Chatsworth Park and stoney point off of Topanga Canyon and Santa Suzanna Pass. Which was also above Spahn Ranch. We'd be up there with about 25 or 30 friends and classmates playing Army, and hunting each other down. It started with us throwing rocks, then we went to wrist rocket slingshots, then to BB and pellet rifles, and eventually we were up there shooting at one another with 22 rifles. We used to see those Hippies, and they saw us and avoided us like the plague, they thought we were nuts, and I believe they were right. Manson even told us, you guys is nuts. Makes me laugh when I think about it, Manson calling me and my friends NUTS. Both Manson and his group, were scared to death of our group, and we didn't think twice about them. We had no idea what they were really up to. If they fooled around with us they would have got murked. I used to see George Spahn all the time at a restaurant called Harvey's, was located at DeSoto and Nordoff, long gone, my mother was a hostess there. Excellent food there BTW. so like I said earlier, all of LA was shaking in its boots, and unbeknownst to me and my friends we had the real killer's shi**ing in their pants in the hills above Topanga Canyon California.
One more thing, they used to make 90 percent of the old Westerns in Chatsworth, only a few were made at Spahn Ranch. The majority were made at a section of Chatsworth called Cooganville. There was no Simi Valley then, I remember when they dynamited that part of Santa Susanna Pass, when they were putting the Freeway through to what would be Simi Valley. They also made Westerns at Porter Ranch, which was a large section of private property smack dab in the middle of Chatsworth. Also made a few at the old Devonshire Downs, which used to be the county fairgrounds. Now it's Cal State Northridge. Remember a 3 day concert there at Devonshire Downs back in 68, it was called Sunkist 68 and man it rivaled Woodstock, happened the year before Woodstock. All the top names in rock played there, and some nuts in the crowd were firing rockets at the police helicopters. Front page news. Like I said 3 day event, and pretty much the whole town of Northridge was trashed 🗑 garbage as far as the eye can see...
@@franksantucci3038 niice! My grandparents' apt was across the street from the Downs. Hendrix did a free show there..prolly one of his last. Anyway, we were visiting that day, and I remember saying to Grandma, Who are all those weird people outside your house? (I was 10). She shakes her and goes, Oh, it's just those hippies! All I had to do was to walk across the street to a free show with a (now) legend. Isn't life strange?- Moody Blues
You would be imagining wrong, there was a bunch of us in the valley, and all over LA in general.
They made about 75 percent of the old Westerns in Chatsworth, and Cooganville, which is part of Chatsworth. Horse ranches everywhere, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz had a Horse ranch there, also Jimmy Cagney raised Clydesdale Horses in Granada Hills. Old Western actor Jack Oakie had a Ranch in Chatsworth, as did Dale Robertson and Chad Everett. They made alot of movies there, and not just Westerns, they made the majority of porno films there as well going back to when I was in grammar school. Remember when I was in junior high, we'd have to walk by the porno King's mansion, which was by the school located at Lassen and Tampa Ave. That mansion was surrounded by a huge wall, you could barely see the house from the road. But growing up in Chatsworth, the thing I miss most is the old Orange Groves, they were all over, now they're all gone. There was a giant one a little more than a block from our house, in the Summer at night what a great aroma, I can smell it right now just thinking about it. Everything is different now, I live about 400 miles from there, and they have ruined the whole State. It will never be like it was in the 50s, 60s, and 70s again....
BTW Gary, when I went to Italy the last time back in the 80s, they called me an American. Come back home to the States, and they call me an Italian. Cracks me up !! Go figure.
I'll just call myself what I am, ITALIAN AMERICAN, and proud of it.... seems you have to teach some people everything.
@garyny4073 my Grandmother had an apartment building in Los Felix, on Hillhurst and Finley, not far from the LaBianca, and Los Felix murder house. My parents, sister, and myself lived in one unit till I was almost 3, then we moved to the Valley. My Uncle Ralph had a famous LA restaurant on Hillhurst Blvd also Milano's. Right out of Hollywood and Silver lake in Los Felix. Angelo Buono one of the Hillside Stranglers had a car upholstery shop in Silver Lake, and went to the same High School in Glendale as my Cousin Johnny. When we moved from Los Felix to the Valley in 59 we moved to Sun Valley first, then to Chatsworth in 66. I left LA for good in August of 75, so I don't know about the Ranches now, Iverson Ranch where they made alot of Westerns might still be there off of Santa Susanna Pass, but Spahn Ranch is gone. You can still walk the old grounds though. The Walk in Killer, more commonly known as the night stalker, had a little problem in my old Home Town, Sun Valley. They pulled him out of a car he was trying to steal and threw him a terrible beating, in fact they beat him half to death, so bad that he was screaming for the police, can you imagine a wanted murderer screaming for the police to help him. That was the end of his gig, Sun Valley was always a tough place, even in the 50s and 60s. Same goes for North Hollywood, Pacoima, and San Fernando, they're all right there next to each other. Also had a blast in Chatsworth and Northridge, never a dull moment. Some times I miss those old places, but mostly I'm just glad I made it out alive. Good chatting with you, take care.
Chi Ve Diamo Paisano..
Great video Scott I really enjoyed this and the back story of the Spahn Ranch.
Make you wonder …….. Where were those 10 children when George needed care?
No apostrophe is needed as children is plural.
You know I wondered the same thing!
Good point
I NEED that George Spahn action figure. Please tell your friend Mike there are some people that would LOVE to have one of those. 😍
Great video, the footage and pictures used are amazing 👏. The walk through was interesting to see, especially the match-up photos.
Left me wondering why I left there for this swamp called Florida. I guess I like humidity with my heat..
Scott thanks for another great video ❤
Great video Scott! Love learning more history of this place.👏🤘
Thanks, Kristine!
Great video Scott! Where did you get the footage of Spahn Ranch burning? Fascinating stuff!
The story that keeps on giving still.
So love your channel and thanx
Shawna from Canada
Val Kilmer has often spoken about growing right near to this ranch in his interviews as well as in his book.
That's something I didn't know. Thanks for the info.🩷
I met Diane Lake earlier this year,, it was crazy,, never thought I'd meet someone who was a former member of The Manson Family,, got pictures with her and everything..
Thanks! Scott for all the great content you give all us viewers an always appreciated
Your support is very much appreciated. Thank you!
I would love to buy one of those George Spahn figures!
George spahn had all the girls according to ' snake ' lakes book members of the family, and was 14 or 15
< underaged for sure > when that horney ol buzzard got to her. don't forget c. manson
knew how to use the pimp trip pretty well for [ free rent,
ya dig?] " his words "
Thanks for your video..
And showing the George Spahn action Figure very nice.
Nizhoni..it means pretty in my Navajo language..❤🤠👍
Yet another interesting and informative video, Scott. I’m curious where they filmed the Spahn’s Ranch scenes in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
You can look it all up. I think it was Corriganville.
@@pauljohnson9445you are correct 🤜🤛
Damn, that Clayton Moore story sounds almost identical to Cliff Booth visiting Spahn, in "Once upon a time in Hollywood" I wonder if Tarantino had heard that story and wrote it into the movie.
Your work is the best!
SCOTT! Watch out for rattlesnakes and the poison oak
What I’d like to know is, where did Charlie’s special vest end up? It had locks of numerous Manson ladies hair sewn into it.
As I understand it, Manson had it cut up and gave pieces to his friends.
I have it locked away in a safety deposit box At the bank
Thank you Scott. Literally obsessed with your videos. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. A fan from Mississippi ❤️
Very interesting video, sadly a part of our California/US history.
Thank you, Scott!
Great video! Love the figure, really cool. I make custom figures with diorama's -- so that caught my attention.
Thank u very much for another great video and greetings from Germany !
My husband and I hiked there in 2021 and it felt really eerie. There was a negative energy. I didn’t want to take any selfies etc. Felt weird, like 😮someone was watching. I wouldn’t go back. Once was enough. Morbid curiosity I suppose.
Probably the church. Apparently they own the property on the other side of Spahn Ranch as well. I’ve seen videos of church members or employees on four wheelers confronting people wanting to climb the rock formation that stands behind Spahn Ranch.
Did u see or hear any snakes?
You’re fine.. Annie.
They were watching you. Susana Knolls people are strange, but basically harmless. As another said, it's the church people who give the most trouble..
@@christopherstevenrankin no thank goodness
My word, George gets around. Ha! Thanks for the tour.
Once apon a time is a effin current classic.
Such an interesting video! I live nearby in Simi Valley and drive the Santa Susana Pass once in awhile. I always wondered exactly where Spahn Ranch was and now I know.
Simi Valley Sherry, is that you? 😂
@@dumbbo1 No, not Sherry.
OK, so you remember the Big A store on Topanga (?) Mom did her grocery shopping on Saturdays. Going over the pass, she explained about the ranch, and what happened there. I was like 9 when he killed those people, so I knew about it..it was THE story for awhile
Great!! Thank you, Scott!🖤🤠
Good work. Thank you.
Great video Scott! Did you happen to up the hill behind the ranch and go up to the flattened Corvair?
When I was there in August, I learned that there are actual teepee shaped caves built into the boulders. Created by various tribes going back to the mid 1700’s. The entire area is just amazing the way nature has created these boulders and landscapes.
Quick question- do you ever do a Tour in Palm Springs? If so, how do I book a ticket? Thanks for the great information!
In the movie "once upon a time in Hollywood " Brad Pitts character makes a visit to George that sounds exactly like you described about the lone ranger actor. Very interesting
Mr. Michaels, you're THE BEST. I love your videos and documentaries, you're a legend!!
Wow, thank you! That's very kind.
"Let's take George for a little walk" 😂😂😂❤ Thank you, DDT!!!
Love to hear Scott discuss Allegra(Allie) Lansing and her audio book readings, taken from the Family and their recounting stories and memories when they got older. She appears to have uncovered a lot of untold details of various members from back in the day, like how Tex, Clem, Bruce, Charlie, and Shorty got in the vehicle for a final drive down the road. And how his body was treated afterwards.
Thanks for the video. I used to hike around that area in the early eighties every weekend. Went down into Manson Cave a bunch of times. There was a rock slide with maybe 2 foot clearance and a rope to help lower you down into the small cavern which was pitch black. You needed candles and flashlights to see. It was said that the family would resurect butterflies and what not down there. It was mostly full of broken beer bottles and graffiti at that point. I heard that the county dynamited the cave shut at some point to keep folks like us out.
Very interesting scott
Back when I lived in the area, I use to take visiting friends on the "Manson Murders Tour." Nothing official, just driving them around and pointing out a couple locations where Charlie and the Family use to live, including Spahn Ranch. I also took them to the two murder scenes as well.
Nice lil documentary 😮 thx for sharing
Great video!
Back in the late 1970s & early 1980s my friends and I used to go up to Spahn ranch to hike, camp, play concerts (bringing portable generators), have parties/ raves and of course do a bunch of LSD. It was a blast but you could feel so much negative energy up there. The Tate-LaBianca murders happened within a week of my 6th birthday… and even as a little kid you could feel the whole vibe of Los Angeles & Hollywood change. And when they Manson Family were arrested a few months later I remember my mom made my brother (age 7) and I (age 6) cut our long hair. While that wasnt the biggest tragedy Manson was involved in… It was what made me really hate him and I also became obsessed with the case. Being a fan of the Beatles also helped in my obsession with the case.. and when Vincent Bugliosi’s book “Helter Skelter came out that really pulled me in. So by the late 1970s my friends and I had to go to Spahn Ranch. I havent been up there in almost 40 years. It’s wild to see it today after time, fires & such have eroded it. Have you ever been to the Barker Ranch & the Myers Ranch out in Death Valley? Thanks for the video. ✌🏽
Right, an element of real fear (a celebrity's worst), that your palace- and your person- we're not as safe as they hoped they were. Interestingly, the 70s bring darker and occultic-themed fodder out of Hollywood..along with the 'dirty cocaine' (Clapton)
I cracked up when you pulled out George!! Lets take a little walk ha ha ha
You did a fantastic job with this and the new information on the place. I have to wonder just how many more people disappeared at the hands of Manson and his "family".
Thank you that was great. Look forward to more stuff from you on other subjects.
Great chnl,sorry abt the store .. living out of country...
would have loved to visit the historical shop of yours in L.A.
Thanks again..
Holy cow! There's a George Spahn action figure?! who knew?!
The girls knew it apparently!😱😖🥳
Anyone else amazed at the fact, that back in George Spahn's youth, it was possible to be a third grade dropout, but still able to have a career as a mail carrier, and then go on to own horse ranches. Now it seems that you need a college degree to work in retail
So much horror, but yet so much history! Thanks Scott.
This is a tremendous video, very informative. New subscriber as of yesterday thanks again
Great video as always....
Thanks!
Thank you Sgt!! 😊
Another great video! Thank you for all the work you do! Where can I get a George Spawn action figure?
I think your probably right, Quinten Terrantino probably filmed that scene as an indirect homage to Clayton Moore.
I agree
In June of 1969 my mom and I moved to the brand new condo development at the very end of Devonshire Boulevard. As a 15 year-old we would roam all over those mountains. Thinking my God we must’ve had angels watching over us that we didn’t run into all those Manson weirdos.
A lot of kids in Chatsworth high school had run into Manson and his followers.
It’s sad thinking that George Sphan had 12 children and yet they were not involved in his life.
Been there a few years back.
Such a weird feeling being there and seeing the cave the girls took a picture in.
When you showed the rocks at the Garden Of The Gods, to the left was the famous Lone Ranger Rock..I was surprised you did not mention it. I visited it in 1977 with Clayton Moore who was my friend until Dec.1999 when he passed away. I was in court with Clay when they took his mask away from him, but luckily, he got it back a few years later, along with a Star on Hollywood Blvd.
Another great video. Thanks Scott appreciate you doing these interesting vids
Thanks for sharing this!!! I enjoyed it !!!!
Looks like George stole the last scene…😂. I’m always enjoy your work.
ALWAYS EXCELLENT SCOTT!
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What??! A George Spahn doll?! That’s so awesome!!
Thanks Scott
Amazing video. thank you throughly enjoyed it !