Samantha Geimer Rape Case And Roman Polanski

The Swiss authorities have good news for Roman Polanski's because it is a free man now. If Samantha Geimer  which is 33 years old rape case  successfully for after a long time. The court stated that it will not be provided to the expulsion of U.S. officials for their cause Polanski in California. Polanski fled the U.S. in 1978, when he was about to read his sentence for sex with a 13-year-old girl Geimer.

After such a long time, when Samantha is 46, has two children, she publicly forgave Roman Polanski, and he even went to file a formal request to prosecutors to drop charges against him. "I survived, indeed dominant, in respect of any damage to Mr. Polanski may have caused me as a child," she said. " I got over it long ago. "I am no longer 13-year-old child. I had to deal with difficulties, as the victim, broke and surpassed them with one exception, says Samantha Geimer.

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Charles Manson Acolyte Leslie Van Houten For Parole

Leslie Van Houten, a member of the family of the notorious Manson, goes before the California parole board on Tuesday the 19th time since she began serving a life sentence for murder, her lawyer told Media. Van Houten was imprisoned in the California Institution for Women for more than three decades after its final verdict on first degree murder charges in 1978, carried a life sentence.
According to prosecutors, Van Houten - who went to the "Lulu" as one of the followers of Charles Manson - have helped to keep Rosemary LaBianca while other family members Manson LaBianca with a knife and her husband, Leno LaBianca to death in 1969.
Van Houten told Media in a "Larry King Live" in 2002, that she herself Rosemary LaBianca with a knife 16 times. Van Houten was 19 at that time.
"The Protocols of the autopsy showed that Tex (Charles" Tex "Watson), who had a fatal wound, but I have made, and I tried to hold her down for Pat Krenwinkel," Van Houten said the king. "I called Tex, because we could not kill her. You know it - morally, I think I did."

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