Helter Skelter Nilly Willy
So I listened to a "Coast to Coast AM" episode where George Snoory interviewed a Satan worshiper. It was a very interesting interview all in all but I can't stop thinking about something the man brought up.
He pointed out some connecting facts and I've filled in with a few he didn't mention:
*Rosemary's Baby was filmed in The Dakota Apartments in New York City.
*The film was directed by Roman Polanski
*Roman Polanski was married to Sharon Tate
*Sharon Tate was pregnant by Roman at the time of her murder
*Sharon was murdered by order of Charles Manson
*Charles Manson was involved with the Church of Satan and rubbed shoulders with it's founder, Anton Lavey.
*Rosemary's Baby was about a pretty young woman pregnant for the first time only to find that everyone in her apartment building (including her husband) are Satanists and he baby is the spawn of Satan himself and is taken from her.
*In the film (and book) Rosemary's husband makes a pact with the coven and Satan to exchange their baby for success in his Hollywood career
*Roman Polanski made his big directorial break in Rosemary's Baby, which allowed him to have much success afterward
*Charles Manson was obsessed with The Beatles and used one of their songs in his teachings and the words "Helter Skelter" were written on the refrigerator in blood (Shanon's?)
*"Helter Skelter" was a Beatles song
*John Lennon and Yoko Ono lived in The Dkota apartments
*John Lennon was murdered by Mark David Chapman in the entry way of The Dakota
*John David Chapman was a Satanist who claims he used to pray to Satan for demons to enter his body and give him the strength to murder and called himself an "errand boy" for The Church of Satan.
*The Beatles album "Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" featured (among others) a photo of Aleister Crowley who was a Satanist/black magician who was known as "The Beast" and "The Wickedest Man on Earth" (who also died a pathetic penniless drug addict, alone in his tiny apartment)
*The title song begins "It was 20 years ago today..." and the album was released almost exactly to the day twenty years after Aleister Crowley's death
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There seem to be other theories and connections but most are rumors and speculation so I'm not going there. This is is accepted facts and it's interesting to me. :)
He pointed out some connecting facts and I've filled in with a few he didn't mention:
*Rosemary's Baby was filmed in The Dakota Apartments in New York City.
*The film was directed by Roman Polanski
*Roman Polanski was married to Sharon Tate
*Sharon Tate was pregnant by Roman at the time of her murder
*Sharon was murdered by order of Charles Manson
*Charles Manson was involved with the Church of Satan and rubbed shoulders with it's founder, Anton Lavey.
*Rosemary's Baby was about a pretty young woman pregnant for the first time only to find that everyone in her apartment building (including her husband) are Satanists and he baby is the spawn of Satan himself and is taken from her.
*In the film (and book) Rosemary's husband makes a pact with the coven and Satan to exchange their baby for success in his Hollywood career
*Roman Polanski made his big directorial break in Rosemary's Baby, which allowed him to have much success afterward
*Charles Manson was obsessed with The Beatles and used one of their songs in his teachings and the words "Helter Skelter" were written on the refrigerator in blood (Shanon's?)
*"Helter Skelter" was a Beatles song
*John Lennon and Yoko Ono lived in The Dkota apartments
*John Lennon was murdered by Mark David Chapman in the entry way of The Dakota
*John David Chapman was a Satanist who claims he used to pray to Satan for demons to enter his body and give him the strength to murder and called himself an "errand boy" for The Church of Satan.
*The Beatles album "Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" featured (among others) a photo of Aleister Crowley who was a Satanist/black magician who was known as "The Beast" and "The Wickedest Man on Earth" (who also died a pathetic penniless drug addict, alone in his tiny apartment)
*The title song begins "It was 20 years ago today..." and the album was released almost exactly to the day twenty years after Aleister Crowley's death
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There seem to be other theories and connections but most are rumors and speculation so I'm not going there. This is is accepted facts and it's interesting to me. :)