Departures of note

Bruce McGregor Davis was an American criminal best known as a member of the Manson Family, the cult led by Charles Manson. He was frequently described as Manson's 'right-hand man' and was convicted in connection with two killings committed in 1969, the same wave of violence that included the murders of actress Sharon Tate and others. He spent decades imprisoned for his role in those crimes.

Davis was part of the Manson Family during its most notorious period, and his involvement in the 1969 murders made him a lasting figure in the annals of American true crime. He remained behind bars for the rest of his life, dying in prison at the age of 83.

His case remained a subject of public and legal interest for decades, as he and other Manson followers sought parole and their crimes continued to be examined in books, documentaries, and court proceedings.