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    Woman who says she's Charles Manson's sister withdraws from dispute over his estate

    LOS ANGELES — A woman who claimed to be Charles Manson's sister has backed out of a dispute over the estate of the cult leader who was responsible for a string of murders across Los Angeles in 1969. L.A. County Superior Court Judge Ruben Garcia granted the withdrawal of the petition of Nancy Claassen, a resident of Spokane, Washington, in a hearing Monday at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in ...
    by Jonah Valdez, Los Angeles Times Jul 27, 2022 3 minutes
    Charles Manson is escorted to court for a preliminary hearing on Dec. 3, 1969.

    LOS ANGELES — A woman who claimed to be Charles Manson's sister has backed out of a dispute over the estate of the cult leader who was responsible for a string of murders across Los Angeles in 1969.

    L.A. County Superior Court Judge Ruben Garcia granted the withdrawal of the petition of Nancy Claassen, a resident of Spokane, Washington, in a hearing Monday at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in downtown Los

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