There's no moral to her story, no character or redemption arc, it's just her impressions, reminiscences and diary accounts strung together into a sort of psychedelic stream of consciousness narrative. Reflexion: Lynette Frommes Story of Her Life with Charles Manson 1967 - 1969 (Paperback). Lynette Fromme Reflexion Paperback Septemby Lynette Fromme (Author) No reviews See all formats and editions Hardcover 29.95 17 Used from 22.93 13 New from 22.72 Paperback 24.95 17 Used from 19.10 16 New from 19. Her comments about the massive police raid on Spahn Ranch a week after the killings are also interesting. Lynette Alice ' Squeaky ' Fromme (1948) is an American criminal, member of the Manson family, a cult led by Charles Manson. However she does drop a hint that one Family member may have had a lot more involvement with those crimes than is generally believed. She only briefly mentions the Tate/Labianca murders, but then again she really had nothing to do with them. Fromme didn't seem very interested in any of the news events, trends or celebrities of that time.

Reflexion Lynette Fromme Story Life with Charles Manson 67 69 1st Printing (1) 1 product ratings - Reflexion Lynette Fromme Story Life with Charles Manson 67 69 1st Printing. Free shipping on many items Browse your favorite brands affordable prices. There isn't much in the way of historical context but Ms. Get the best deals on lynette fromme when you shop the largest online selection at. Also included are short passages written at various times by other Family members, including Manson himself. Her descriptions of landscapes, people and events are vivid. The book, Reflexion, was eventually published in 2018 by the Peasenhall Press.

But overall the story she tells is worth reading. Horoscope and astrology data of Squeaky Fromme born on 22 October 1948. His violent, unpredictable outbursts and criminal tendencies are downplayed. Fromme's portrayal of Charlie does come across as something a cult-follower might write about him. I bought this book thinking it would probably be an idealized account of life with Charles Manson and his 'Family' from one of his most loyal followers.

Reflexion by Lynette Fromme