Claims
O'Neill wrote that Manson broke parole repeatedly without revocation while his parole officer ran the HAFMC amphetamine project
Documented · said What these labels mean →Per federal parole files obtained by Tom O'Neill, Manson (released Mar 1967) broke parole repeatedly without revocation; his San Francisco parole officer Roger Smith, with a caseload reduced to Manson, ran the Amphetamine Research Project at the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic.
Evidence
| Relation | Record | Note |
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| reports | en.wikipedia.org | O'Neill's FOIA'd parole file as reported in CHAOS; not independently re-read |
Sources
| Source | Relation | At |
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| Manson, Jolly West and CHAOS (O'Neill 2019) | reports |
Claim
Per federal parole files obtained by Tom O'Neill, Manson (released Mar 1967) broke parole repeatedly without revocation; his San Francisco parole officer Roger Smith, with a caseload reduced to Manson, ran the Amphetamine Research Project at the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic.