You did a great job telling his story! I became a men's stylist in the late 70's. It started as a barber shop and turned into mens styling shop because of his technique. Shampooing, conditioning and cut. We used his product and also the big scissors he used! I was the first female mens stylist and barber in the small town l grew up in. The men loved it! I knew a lot of men, there wives, fathers and mothers. I made a lot of money for the times and great tips! There was a certain brush and blow drying technique that was taught to style the men's hair along with selling the shampoo and conditioner that was his! It smelled like cherry almond. He was definitely the innovator! I had to retire in 2002 because of a back and still miss it. A lot of years standing behind a chair. Ty for telling his story Jordan❤ l have a lot of respect for him and his technique! I gotta watch that documentary about him now. Safe travels ya'll❤
Hello from Brasil! I immediately clicked when the notification came. Another fabulous video. These are like mini documentaries. You have a gift of making those deceased alive again. Thank you.
Jay Sebring was heroic during that evil night of August 9, 1969. His last act--the act that got him shot---was Jay defending Sharon Tate. Tragically she had to see Jay die for that act. The lives of these people were cut short so we don't know what might have happened to them in the future. Roman Polanski was a philanderer---he would not have been faithful to Sharon, though he did love her. Jay Sebring might just have ended up married to Sharon. They were possibly better suited for each other than Roman and Sharon. Excellent video.
He definitely had talent and also seemed to be a very likeable person. I think he was very loyal to Sharon.. Thanks for telling his story so well Jordan!
Ty Jordan for such a lovely tribute to a humble talented man who could have really changed the world of hair styling. Such a tragic ending for all, Manson was such a crazy monster. Lovely visit 🐾🤗😎
Thank you Jordan for honoring Jay and his memory by telling his story of his life and his accomplishments beyond his notoriously tragic fate. I never knew just how influential he actually was as the first true hairstylist with the vision to give his clients what they actually needed rather than what they wanted. He ultimately served his clients better in the outcome and this is why he was so highly regarded and in demand. This is the very philosophy and vision that you see in the very best professional hairstylists today. I have seen many makeover shows like What Not To Wear where the whole team of stylist follow this exact ultimately winning philosophy and formula even if it means majorly butting heads with the one being made over. I can never look at him the same after knowing the talent and influence he had and how his philosophy has translated into other fields in the industry.
I used to get my haircut at a Sebring salon 78’ thru 82’ in Houston tx. It was right across from the astrodome.They’re was a picture of Jay on the wall right next to the barbers chair.
Yes Jordan, I truly enjoyed this!!! You and Katie are BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE AND WE LOVE YOU BOTH!!! Keep them coming...can't wait to see you again soon!!! Give Jaw a BIG HUG for us!!!!
Thanks Jordan, have always had great respect for Jay Sebring. He seems to have been a good person and, I believe, was trying to protect Sharon when he was so brutally killed.
Scott Michaels also did a lovely tribute to Jay. He's from Detroit (as you know Jordan). One of the saddest stories around. But glad to hear about his career, etc.
Such a sad story. Fascinating to hear about his life prior to his horrific death. What a gifted individual that truly was changing the industry. What a tragedy for the family to have to fight to keep those that killed him from ever getting out of prison. Great vlog. Thanks Jordan & Katie.
This was so interesting and sad. I can't believe how you find these great people and places. I never heard of him as an individual but have heard of the Manson nurders
Thank you for this. Anybody interested in Sebring can see him in the cult classic documentary Mondo Hollywood, released around 1967. (I know many people here probably have seen that, but it's worth mentioning for those who have not. ) There is an extensive segment about Sebring, along with a remarkable amount of other interesting stuff. Bobby Beausoleil, later one of the Manson family murderers, is even in there.
Good video Jordan. I believe Jay Sebring also gave Steve McQueen his unique hairstyle. It's a tragedy how a few mentally disturbed people can ruin a promising life such as Jay's.
I remember that scary time. I was 10 but it was all over the news and every where else. Those poor people and to think one of the woman was let lose just makes me sad!!! Thanks Jordan. I'm glad you did this because we shouldn't forget those people. ❤ 20:20
Thanks for all this info, Jordan. I never knew anything about Jay Sebring besides he was a victim of those awful 😖 murders. He sounded like he was very nice. And talented. He and his hair products would have been super famous; if not for the killings. May he rest in peace 🙏 ❤
Thanks Jordan( & Katie) for a great video. You gave Jays' life story. He would have been a great stylest and a human being. So sad of his death. Thank you for this!
Jordan and Katie thank you for this video. I knew very little about this man except his tragic end. Those deaths were just a product of madness plain and simple! Just think if this hadn't have happened to Jay how far he might have gone. I'm really surprised someone hasn't left a pair of scissors or comb.
This was a wonderful video. Thank you for being so respectful and telling such a great story. I never knew too much about any of this thank you for telling us taking us with you.
Thank you for sharing this video and explaining all the great contributions Jay made to the fabric of our culture. When I was younger a supervisor of mine was very good friends with Jay. Her and her husband were on a private plane, flying back to Los angeles. That is where they heard the news. They had plans to meet Jay and the others involved, that evening but were not going to be able to meet up with them till the following morning.
This was excellent! I never really knew that much about him except for his death. This puts into perspective who he really was and why his name was so famous before his tragic death.
I've been meaning to go since I saw the documentary his nephew made about his life. Definitely someone who deserves more recognition for what he accomplished than simply how he died. My grandpa was a few years older and also from Highland Park, a rather small city. I wish I'd asked him if he ever met Jay.
I remember seeing him thinks what a handsome man 🥰 I’ve seen him many years but didn’t know much about his life. Thank you for this, much appreciated …love from England 😊
Thank you, Jordan for all the time and research you put into your videos. You always seem to have a bit more information, and you put your heart into the story you're telling! 👍👍
Today, October 10, would be the 90th birthday of stylist Jay Sebring, Libra ♎️ Boy, a truly visionary young man in the world of styling and personal well-being, a great friend of celebrities such as actor Steve McQueen, who at his funeral and on the verge of crying would dedicate a few words very emotional messages to someone who was one of his best friends. I get the impression that Jay was a good person, may he rest in peace next to his beloved Sharon Tate, and his friend Steve, how unfair life is, Charles Manson and his “family”lived for many years and have never shown regret for their actions and committed the infamous act of taking other lives in their hands. 😢
I actually turned down the volume on the dodgers/diamondback series so I could finally watch ur piece on jay Sebring & it was an awesome tribute.. thanks & take care.
This was a beautiful tribute. I'm sure Jay loved it too. He created Sharon Tate's "look." I knew of Jay from before his death, so the murders meant even more to us. Your research was amazing, as always. I agree about Katie. She is not just beautiful, she is stunning.
I Was a Bus Boy at the Frontier hotel and Casino and the Supremes would come in and Vic Damone would come in but we had to sit him where the air conditioner would not hit hi, 1970 i was 20 years old. Great Show. really important, Thank you, Jordon
$100 in 1960 is equal to $1,000 today. Most men paid $1 or $2 for a haircut in the early 60’s. Jay was obviously talented, he couldn’t have gotten even very wealthy men to pay the prices he charged unless it was worth it.
So tragic what happened to Jay and Sharon and her friends I have seen so many documentaries and of course the films but it’s just absolutely heartbreaking how they were murdered by the Manson family and Sharon never got to know her baby or know if it was a boy or girl breaks my heart 😢
Hey… you’re in Southfield, just off of 10 Mile Road - the town and street where I grew up! My grandfather and grandmother are buried in that cemetery as well. We used to ride our bikes down to that cemetery as kids!
Bothered me when Scott saw the items glued to his headstone in his video too as much as this video...why do that to someones gravestone. If the family had wanted it on it , they would have put it on that stone. This is a disgraceful thing to do ...awful...folks are sick.. cant they lt him rest in peace???
Such a interesting person!!! And really cool that he was a male hairdresser especially during that time period.But such a horrible way to die. Another excellent Vlog Jordan & Katie 😍😍😍
So sad. I remember that horrible day well. Once, I accidentally came upon photos of him in the morgue and it's something I wish I had never seen. I would never look again. Nice tribute you did to a good person who I have no doubt tried to protect Sharon.
I saw all the Tate and LaBianca victims' autopsy and crime scene. pictures and Bob Crane's crime scene. Photos . definitely not for the faint of heart any of them.
I wish I had known that morgue and crime scene photos of Jay and the other victims were so readily available online. For decades those photos were not available to the public. My 12 year old niece was at my house on August 9, 1998 and on the tv news there was a story about it being the anniversary of the Manson Family murders, and my niece wanted to know about Sharon Tate. She went online and just searched for pictures of her in general, and there among the numerous normal pictures of her were numerous crime scene and morgue photos, most in color. And not just Sharon, but Jay’s and the others. It was extremely upsetting, and infuriating because my niece didn’t ask to see anything like that.
Oh no....I did not know they let her out of prison. That is so unfair. From the stories I've heard Jay really did love Sharon didn't he? He did die trying to save her and the others. I did hear about that Sharon was going to divorce Polanski, but I didn't know they thought the baby might of really been Jay's. It's so sad. Everyone of them had so much more life to live. RIP Jay Sebring.
I've been to Jays grave about 10 times, I've have tons of family and friends buried there at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery there in Southfield, Michigan. My first time was when my Mom's Uncle passed away in early 1970 about 6 months after Jays death. It was so sad and heartbreaking. It's a very beautiful cemetery one of my favorites in Metro Detroit.
I had never heard before that Sharon might have been getting a divorce, or that the baby may have been Jays. I have always wondered what she saw in Roman. That was a lovely tribute to him. Thank you Jordan. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
Me either, until the documentary. Some have told me they don't buy it, but since the lawyer was in the documentary I felt like it was worth mentioning...
A handsome man he was. What a loss. Anyway, you may or may not have heard that Roman Polanski was not good to Sharon. Years ago a friend of Sharons was interviewed. Her friend said Sharon was upset with Polanski at that time for shoving her in the pool during a party, in front of many people. I am assuming Sharon was clothed when thrown in the pool and that people at the party were not wearing swim suits, which would explain why it upset her. I do not know if you have heard this story, but if that is what Polanski was like, that would explain her going back to Jay. I do hope they are at peace.
I’ve always been interested in Jay Sebring’s life It’s always bothered me that those murders happened. Just brutal Irritated that one of those women was just released.
His nephew made the documentary about him and it’s called ‘Jay Sebring…Cutting To The Truth’. It’s a great documentary that you can tell was made with so much love and you get to see a side of him that that we unfortunately never got to know. He died trying to protect his pregnant friend but so many false narratives have been made about him that are complete bullshit. He deserves to be remembered for what he did which was create hairstyling for men.
A beautiful tribute that painted a picture of an exceptionally talented individual as opposed to a victim. Many thanks Jordan and Katie.
Great video , way more to this story
You did a great job telling his story! I became a men's stylist in the late 70's. It started as a barber shop and turned into mens styling shop because of his technique. Shampooing, conditioning and cut. We used his product and also the big scissors he used! I was the first female mens stylist and barber in the small town l grew up in. The men loved it! I knew a lot of men, there wives, fathers and mothers. I made a lot of money for the times and great tips! There was a certain brush and blow drying technique that was taught to style the men's hair along with selling the shampoo and conditioner that was his! It smelled like cherry almond. He was definitely the innovator! I had to retire in 2002 because of a back and still miss it. A lot of years standing behind a chair. Ty for telling his story Jordan❤ l have a lot of respect for him and his technique! I gotta watch that documentary about him now. Safe travels ya'll❤
Hello from Brasil! I immediately clicked when the notification came. Another fabulous video. These are like mini documentaries. You have a gift of making those deceased alive again. Thank you.
Thank you Jordan and Katie for telling us more about Jay Sebring's life. He sounds like he was a really great person.
That was very well done. Sebring died trying to protect the woman he loved.
Jay Sebring was heroic during that evil night of August 9, 1969. His last act--the act that got him shot---was Jay defending Sharon Tate. Tragically she had to see Jay die for that act. The lives of these people were cut short so we don't know what might have happened to them in the future. Roman Polanski was a philanderer---he would not have been faithful to Sharon, though he did love her. Jay Sebring might just have ended up married to Sharon. They were possibly better suited for each other than Roman and Sharon. Excellent video.
He definitely had talent and also seemed to be a very likeable person. I think he was very loyal to Sharon.. Thanks for telling his story so well Jordan!
You always do the best memorial videos Jordan! Thanks to Katie also and love to Jah. ~Love&Light♥️C.
Thank you so much!
Ty Jordan for such a lovely tribute to a humble talented man who could have really changed the world of hair styling. Such a tragic ending for all, Manson was such a crazy monster.
Lovely visit 🐾🤗😎
Thank you Jordan for honoring Jay and his memory by telling his story of his life and his accomplishments beyond his notoriously tragic fate. I never knew just how influential he actually was as the first true hairstylist with the vision to give his clients what they actually needed rather than what they wanted. He ultimately served his clients better in the outcome and this is why he was so highly regarded and in demand. This is the very philosophy and vision that you see in the very best professional hairstylists today. I have seen many makeover shows like What Not To Wear where the whole team of stylist follow this exact ultimately winning philosophy and formula even if it means majorly butting heads with the one being made over. I can never look at him the same after knowing the talent and influence he had and how his philosophy has translated into other fields in the industry.
I knew of Jay Sebring but didn't really know his history. Very informative. Thank you Jordan!
Wow Jordan to go from the Christmas Store to Charles Mason, that's a 360
Jordan Thank You for ALL your travels and information.
I used to get my haircut at a Sebring salon 78’ thru 82’ in Houston tx. It was right across from the astrodome.They’re was a picture of Jay on the wall right next to the barbers chair.
Thank you for sharing this story you did a wonderful job bringing it to us.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just realised this Tuesday would have been his 90th birthday.
Hard to believe he would have been 90! Woah 😳
Sharon would have been 80 this year.
Nice tribute to Jay. I feel like I knew a lot about him but I learned a few new facts. Thank you. RIP to a visionary.
Yes Jordan, I truly enjoyed this!!! You and Katie are BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE AND WE LOVE YOU BOTH!!! Keep them coming...can't wait to see you again soon!!! Give Jaw a BIG HUG for us!!!!
Thank you so much!
Thanks Jordan, have always had great respect for Jay Sebring. He seems to have been a good person and, I believe, was trying to protect Sharon when he was so brutally killed.
Scott Michaels also did a lovely tribute to Jay. He's from Detroit (as you know Jordan). One of the saddest stories around. But glad to hear about his career, etc.
Such a sad story. Fascinating to hear about his life prior to his horrific death. What a gifted individual that truly was changing the industry. What a tragedy for the family to have to fight to keep those that killed him from ever getting out of prison. Great vlog. Thanks Jordan & Katie.
Good job, Jordan and Katie ❤
This was so interesting and sad. I can't believe how you find these great people and places. I never heard of him as an individual but have heard of the Manson nurders
Jordan, you always bring a beautiful and respectful tribute to all of your videos. Thanks for what you do.
Thank you for this. Anybody interested in Sebring can see him in the cult classic documentary Mondo Hollywood, released around 1967. (I know many people here probably have seen that, but it's worth mentioning for those who have not. ) There is an extensive segment about Sebring, along with a remarkable amount of other interesting stuff. Bobby Beausoleil, later one of the Manson family murderers, is even in there.
Jordan and Katie, thank you for making this video. So many things I did not know about Jay Sebring. He had such a nice smile.
The respect you show to all of the people you cover is commendable. You also have a way with bringing the truth without malice. Thank you and Katie.
Good video Jordan. I believe Jay Sebring also gave Steve McQueen his unique hairstyle. It's a tragedy how a few mentally disturbed people can ruin a promising life such as Jay's.
Thank you, Jordan. very well done.
Well done Jordan! Very respectful.
I remember that scary time. I was 10 but it was all over the news and every where else. Those poor people and to think one of the woman was let lose just makes me sad!!! Thanks Jordan. I'm glad you did this because we shouldn't forget those people. ❤ 20:20
Thanks for all this info, Jordan. I never knew anything about Jay Sebring besides he was a victim of those awful 😖 murders. He sounded like he was very nice. And talented. He and his hair products would have been super famous; if not for the killings. May he rest in peace 🙏 ❤
Thanks Jordan( & Katie) for a great video. You gave Jays' life story. He would have been a great stylest and a human being. So sad of his death. Thank you for this!
Thanks Jordan didn't know that Jay Sebring is from Detroit. I've passed by that cemetery many times. It is only 15 minutes from where I used to live.
All these years that have passed and still there is great sadness for what was and what could have been 😢🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you Jordan for speaking about this likable gentleman, it's a beautiful tribute about him,
Jordan and Katie thank you for this video. I knew very little about this man except his tragic end. Those deaths were just a product of madness plain and simple! Just think if this hadn't have happened to Jay how far he might have gone. I'm really surprised someone hasn't left a pair of scissors or comb.
This was a wonderful video. Thank you for being so respectful and telling such a great story. I never knew too much about any of this thank you for telling us taking us with you.
Thank you for sharing this video and explaining all the great contributions Jay made to the fabric of our culture.
When I was younger a supervisor of mine was very good friends with Jay.
Her and her husband were on a private plane, flying back to Los angeles. That is where they heard the news. They had plans to meet Jay and the others involved, that evening but were not going to be able to meet up with them till the following morning.
Our pleasure!
Thanks Katie and Jordan for sharing his story Safe Travels
This was excellent! I never really knew that much about him except for his death. This puts into perspective who he really was and why his name was so famous before his tragic death.
I've been meaning to go since I saw the documentary his nephew made about his life. Definitely someone who deserves more recognition for what he accomplished than simply how he died. My grandpa was a few years older and also from Highland Park, a rather small city. I wish I'd asked him if he ever met Jay.
I remember seeing him thinks what a handsome man 🥰 I’ve seen him many years but didn’t know much about his life. Thank you for this, much appreciated …love from England 😊
Watch "Cutting to the Truth" by his nephew Anthony DeMaria. Very well done.
So sad to hear about Jay Sebring, even sadder to hear about how he passed. I hope he rests in peace. Thank you Jordan and Katie!
Thank you, Jordan for all the time and research you put into your videos. You always seem to have a bit more information, and you put your heart into the story you're telling!
👍👍
Another good one Jordan.❤️❤️🐾🐾
Today, October 10, would be the 90th birthday of stylist Jay Sebring, Libra ♎️ Boy, a truly visionary young man in the world of styling and personal well-being, a great friend of celebrities such as actor Steve McQueen, who at his funeral and on the verge of crying would dedicate a few words very emotional messages to someone who was one of his best friends. I get the impression that Jay was a good person, may he rest in peace next to his beloved Sharon Tate, and his friend Steve, how unfair life is, Charles Manson and his “family”lived for many years and have never shown regret for their actions and committed the infamous act of taking other lives in their hands. 😢
beautiful tribute to Jay Sebring he revolutionized hair design
Thank you for this. I only knew about his death. It was nice to hear what an amazing life he had.
Thank you for another great Vlog. I had forgotten that he was one of the people murdered by those crazy people.
Very informative about Jay and very well told. thank you.
I actually turned down the volume on the dodgers/diamondback series so I could finally watch ur piece on jay Sebring & it was an awesome tribute.. thanks & take care.
Always enjoy, Jordan Jah and Katy
This was a beautiful tribute. I'm sure Jay loved it too. He created Sharon Tate's "look." I knew of Jay from before his death, so the murders meant even more to us. Your research was amazing, as always.
I agree about Katie. She is not just beautiful, she is stunning.
HI JORDAN AND KATIE!!!! FROM HERE IN TACOMA WASHINGTON...THANK YOU FOR ,,NOTICING ME!
I Was a Bus Boy at the Frontier hotel and Casino and the Supremes would come in and Vic Damone would come in but we had to sit him where the air conditioner would not hit hi, 1970 i was 20 years old. Great Show. really important, Thank you, Jordon
I understand that air conditioning is hard on the voice
You should marry Katie, she is sweet and beautiful. What an awesome person she would be to share your life with.
$100 in 1960 is equal to $1,000 today. Most men paid $1 or $2 for a haircut in the early 60’s.
Jay was obviously talented, he couldn’t have gotten even very wealthy men to pay the prices he charged unless it was worth it.
So tragic what happened to Jay and Sharon and her friends I have seen so many documentaries and of course the films but it’s just absolutely heartbreaking how they were murdered by the Manson family and Sharon never got to know her baby or know if it was a boy or girl breaks my heart 😢
She knew it was a boy n had already named him
@@Bobbygambone7154 according to her mother she didn’t know
Hey… you’re in Southfield, just off of 10 Mile Road - the town and street where I grew up! My grandfather and grandmother are buried in that cemetery as well. We used to ride our bikes down to that cemetery as kids!
Always thought this exceptionally sad story. He seemed like nice man who was groundbreaking in men’s hair styling
Bothered me when Scott saw the items glued to his headstone in his video too as much as this video...why do that to someones gravestone. If the family had wanted it on it , they would have put it on that stone. This is a disgraceful thing to do ...awful...folks are sick.. cant they lt him rest in peace???
Thanks Jordan and Katie. Sad tragic ending.
Such a interesting person!!! And really cool that he was a male hairdresser especially during that time period.But such a horrible way to die. Another excellent Vlog Jordan & Katie 😍😍😍
Thank you for all the videos! You both look good!
Thanks for watching!
So sad. I remember that horrible day well. Once, I accidentally came upon photos of him in the morgue and it's something I wish I had never seen. I would never look again. Nice tribute you did to a good person who I have no doubt tried to protect Sharon.
Same thing happened to me when I saw Selena’s Awful pictures
I saw all the Tate and LaBianca victims' autopsy and crime scene. pictures and Bob Crane's crime scene. Photos . definitely not for the faint of heart any of them.
I wish I had known that morgue and crime scene photos of Jay and the other victims were so readily available online. For decades those photos were not available to the public. My 12 year old niece was at my house on August 9, 1998 and on the tv news there was a story about it being the anniversary of the Manson Family murders, and my niece wanted to know about Sharon Tate. She went online and just searched for pictures of her in general, and there among the numerous normal pictures of her were numerous crime scene and morgue photos, most in color. And not just Sharon, but Jay’s and the others. It was extremely upsetting, and infuriating because my niece didn’t ask to see anything like that.
Such a beautiful cemetery. Visit often.
This was a great tribute
Love ya Jordan❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for sharing this
You are so welcome
Oh no....I did not know they let her out of prison. That is so unfair. From the stories I've heard Jay really did love Sharon didn't he? He did die trying to save her and the others. I did hear about that Sharon was going to divorce Polanski, but I didn't know they thought the baby might of really been Jay's. It's so sad. Everyone of them had so much more life to live. RIP Jay Sebring.
Paul-Richard was not Jay's.
Beautiful tribute!
Thanks for all the info❤
I’m watching this from Sebring Florida. Really.
Too tragic for words.
Thank you Jordan. This was a tough one. Fly high Jay; to touch the face of God. Amen.
I've been to Jays grave about 10 times, I've have tons of family and friends buried there at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery there in Southfield, Michigan. My first time was when my Mom's Uncle passed away in early 1970 about 6 months after Jays death. It was so sad and heartbreaking. It's a very beautiful cemetery one of my favorites in Metro Detroit.
Southfield girl here 👋 My grandparents are buried in Holy Sepulcher - I grew up on 10 Mile Rd
Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤
@@michelehood8837 My Aunt and Uncles lived at 8 mile and Lahser, My Cousin is a former American League Umpire #27 John Rocky Roe.
@@mariacardenas4665 You're welcome. It's sad and heartbreaking every time i visit Jay's grave.
Yes there was a line of limozines driving up to the prison in cali, every year of parol hearings the Folger family fought hard to keep her there..
I loved that Kate joined u
Well done video . RIP to him
Thank you, Jordan! I never heard of the background on Jay, only his end, thank you!
How is your Paw-Paw? I hope he is doing good. 😊
The very beautiful cemetery by grandparents are buried there I live about 20 miles from that Cemetery
He was such a good looking guy. Gone too soon, RIP.
Jordan & Katie you tube channel Love my favorite one fan Big 💖💖⭐️⭐️
What a insight I never knew this he was a great hair dresser
I had "no" idea he was buried in Mi. I have to go there now too. 😮
I had never heard before that Sharon might have been getting a divorce, or that the baby may have been Jays. I have always wondered what she saw in Roman. That was a lovely tribute to him.
Thank you Jordan. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
Me either, until the documentary. Some have told me they don't buy it, but since the lawyer was in the documentary I felt like it was worth mentioning...
Well done.
I prefer that Rick Dalton and Cliff Booth saved him that night
A handsome man he was. What a loss. Anyway, you may or may not have heard that Roman Polanski was not good to Sharon. Years ago a friend of Sharons was interviewed. Her friend said Sharon was upset with Polanski at that time for shoving her in the pool during a party, in front of many people. I am assuming Sharon was clothed when thrown in the pool and that people at the party were not wearing swim suits, which would explain why it upset her. I do not know if you have heard this story, but if that is what Polanski was like, that would explain her going back to Jay. I do hope they are at peace.
I’ve always been interested in Jay Sebring’s life
It’s always bothered me that those murders happened.
Just brutal
Irritated that one of those women was just released.
I stopped on to visit a while back. Lots of famous Detroit sports figures burried ther too.
His nephew made the documentary about him and it’s called ‘Jay Sebring…Cutting To The Truth’. It’s a great documentary that you can tell was made with so much love and you get to see a side of him that that we unfortunately never got to know. He died trying to protect his pregnant friend but so many false narratives have been made about him that are complete bullshit. He deserves to be remembered for what he did which was create hairstyling for men.
Thanks
He’s buried in the same cemetery as many in my family, including my 4 grandparents, my dad and my two brothers.
Jordan you are one lucky man having the beautiful Katie along with you on this trip she is a very pretty young lady
Scott michaels did a video about jay sebring good vlog jordan and katie vickie napa.california
Jay Sebring Forever!
Sharon was too upwardly mobile to stay with Jay.