Will You Die For Me? The Man Who Killed For Charles Manson Tells His Own Story

“Will you die for me, Tex?” The point of the long knife was pressed against my chest. I didn’t have to think about it. “Sure, Charlie, you can kill me.” He had been “deprogrammed”. He had sniffed speed, he had shot acid, he had performed countless sexual orgies, he had lived like an animal in the desert for months. He had no trace of his former personality left within him. He felt nothing but the desire to please Charlie, and Charlie was bent on the world’s destruction. Life meant nothing to this man. Not his life, not anyone else’s life. He had proved it two weeks previously when he murdered seven people in a random, haphazard fashion. “I felt no remorse for the murders, no revulsion of the incredible brutality of the killings. I felt nothing at all,” His name is Charles “Tex” Watson, and he was the man who killed for Charles Manson. WILL YOU DIE FOR ME? is his personal story. Here is one person that experienced everything the world had to offer. Instead of achieving satisfaction, he found himself on the verge of insanity. The way in which Watson was released from his past is not unique, but it does attest to the power of that way. If a man like Charles “Tex” Watson can discover a way to peace and to a new life, then everyone has a way and a reason for hope. WILL YOU DIE FOR ME? points to that way in a manner that cannot be ignored.