Unconfirmed Victims of the Manson Family: What We Might Be Missing

We all know about the Tate and LaBianca murders, but what if the Manson Family’s body count is

higher than we think?

Some investigators and researchers believe there are other victims—cases that were never officially tied to the cult but

bear disturbing similarities.

Let’s look at the chilling possibility of unconfirmed Manson Family victims.

In 1969, a young woman named Reet Jurvetson was found stabbed 150 times in Los Angeles.

For decades, she was known only as 'Jane Doe 59.' Her murder remains unsolved, but some believe her

death fits the Manson Family’s pattern—ritualistic overkill, proximity to known hideouts, and a timeline that aligns with the

cult’s most active period.

Another case that raises eyebrows is the disappearance of Mark Walts, a 15-year-old who vanished in 1968.

He was last seen near Spahn Ranch, the Manson Family’s base.

Some former members hinted he was killed for being a 'snitch.' No body was ever found, but the

rumors persist, and the timeline is disturbingly convenient.

While no official charges were ever filed for these cases, the eerie similarities and circumstantial links to the

Manson Family keep them alive in the minds of investigators.

Could these be forgotten victims of a cult that thrived on chaos?

The truth may never be known—but the questions refuse to die.