Bruce Davis, Charles Manson family cult follower, dies at 83
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- 14 Sept, 18:03Bruce Davis, Charles Manson family cult follower, dies at 831 outlet
- 14 Sept, 19:57Former Manson family follower Bruce Davis dies in prison2 outlets
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How it spread - 7 original reports
Mon, 14 September 2026
7 reports- fox13seattle.com18:03first to report
Bruce Davis, a convicted Manson Family killer, has died at 83 in a California prison, decades after the infamous 1969 murders.
- presstelegram.com19:57
Davis was convicted in 1972 of first-degree murder and conspiracy for the July 25, 1969, stabbing death of musician Gary Hinman.
- iheart.com20:41
Bruce Davis, a former Charles Manson follower, has died at 83 in a California prison. Convicted of two 1969 murders, he was denied parole multiple times despite being deemed suitable for release. Davis, a born-again Christian, was known for his remorse and efforts to rehabilitate.
- iheart.com20:41
Bruce Davis, a former Charles Manson follower, has died at 83 in a California prison. Convicted of two 1969 murders, he was denied parole multiple times despite being deemed suitable for release. Davis, a born-again Christian, was known for his remorse and efforts to rehabilitate.
- iheart.com20:41
Bruce Davis, a former Charles Manson follower, has died at 83 in a California prison. Convicted of two 1969 murders, he was denied parole multiple times despite being deemed suitable for release. Davis, a born-again Christian, was known for his remorse and efforts to rehabilitate.
- iheart.com20:41
Bruce Davis, a former Charles Manson follower, has died at 83 in a California prison. Convicted of two 1969 murders, he was denied parole multiple times despite being deemed suitable for release. Davis, a born-again Christian, was known for his remorse and efforts to rehabilitate.
- iheart.com20:41
Bruce Davis, a former Charles Manson follower, has died at 83 in a California prison. Convicted of two 1969 murders, he was denied parole multiple times despite being deemed suitable for release. Davis, a born-again Christian, was known for his remorse and efforts to rehabilitate.