3301 Waverly Drive

3301 Waverly Drive is the street address of the luxury home in Los Feliz Hills section of Los Angeles, California, where the Charles Manson family committed the Labianca murders in 1969.

3301 Waverly Drive in the Los Feliz Hills section of Los Angeles, California.

Also known as the Labianca residence, 3301 Waverly Drive was the address where Charles Manson sent his zombie-like followers out to commit the second night of the most notorious murders of the century.

The numeric address has been changed to 3311 Waverly Drive and ordinary residents currently live here.

On August 10, 1969, during the early morning hours, the victims, Rosemary LaBianca and Leno A. LaBianca, were stabbed to death at their residence Manson and his followers. The weapons used were a kitchen steak knife and carving fork belonging to the victims. Both victims were repeatedly stabbed and were found with pillowcases over their heads.

Leno LaBianca’s hands were tied behind his back with leather thongs. There was no evidence of forced entry and no indication of a struggle. The residence was not ransacked, but Mrs. LaBianca’s purse had the appearance of being rifled and the wallet and contents are missing.

According to trial testimony, Charles Manson and other Family members had several times been to the home of associate and friend Harold True who rented 3267 Waverly Drive, which was the house next door.

As of July 2019, 3301 Waverly Drive was listed for sale at $1.98 million. According to the New York Times, the real estate agent, Robert Giambalvo, who handling the listing said not many people mention the murders.

“No one’s asked about it,” Giambalvo said. “I thought they would. But nobody has said anything about it, which kind of blows my mind.”