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One of Charles Manson’s closest followers just became part of the story again Headline from MLive
Bruce Davis, a longtime Charles Manson follower convicted in two notorious killings, died in prison after spending decades behind bars.
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ABC 7 Los Angeles
Bruce Davis, ex-Charles Manson follower who was repeatedly denied parole, dies, authorities say ↗ (opens ABC 7 Los Angeles) Published Sep 14, 2026
ABC 7 Los Angeles's feed description Bruce Davis, an imprisoned follower of cult leader Charles Manson convicted of slayings more than a half-century ago, has died.
Los Angeles Times
Charles Manson's 'right-hand man,' Bruce Davis, dies in prison at 83 ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times) Published Sep 14, 2026
Same headline from 1 more outlet Los Angeles Times's feed description While he was not involved in Manson's most infamous murders — including the slayings of Sharon Tate and four others — Davis was convicted in two other killings. He was found suitable for parole eight times, but his release was blocked repeatedly by California governors.
Fox News
Charles Manson cult follower Bruce Davis, convicted in two 1969 killings, dies behind bars at 83 ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Sep 14, 2026
Fox News's feed description Bruce Davis, a convicted Charles Manson family member tied to the murders of Donald Shea and Gary Hinman, has died at 83 in California prison.
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MLive
One of Charles Manson’s closest followers just became part of the story again ↗ (opens MLive) Published Sep 16, 2026
Same headline from 4 more outlets MLive's feed description Bruce Davis, a longtime Charles Manson follower convicted in two notorious killings, died in prison after spending decades behind bars.
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