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California / Van Houten / Parole Hearing #701155

CBS Evening News for Thursday, May 23, 2002
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(San Bernardino, CA: Sandra Hughes) The parole hearing for convicted murderer Leslie Van Houten featured; scenes shown of the Charles Manson family crime scenes in 1969. [In 2001, 1998, VAN HOUTEN - says she can never make what she did right; apologizes; says the memory of the murder gets harder to live with.] [California deputy attorney general Heather BUSHMAN - says Van Houten committed "one of the worst crimes" in the state's history.] [UCLA School of Medicine David WELLISCH - says Van Houten does not pose a threat to society.] [Former prosecutor Vincent BUGLIOSI - says rehabilitation alone is not the reason for imprisonment.]

Reporter(s):
Hughes, Sandra;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:30

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