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Thursday, March 28, 2013
¿Dónde está Juan?
This is a simple question: What the hell happened to Juan Flynn? He wasn't technically a "Manson Family" member, yet he lived with them, partied with them, screwed them, ate with them, smelled them, helped them with errands, etc., and was a pretty familiar face. Funny, but I haven't seen any recent photos of him surface on the net (which is good for him, but bad for us). Listen, I don't blame the guy for not wanting to be exposed. There are probably bucket-loads of freaks out there that would start harassing him, just because! I do hope he is doing well, and will close with a clip of him answering a few questions. Adios amigos!!!
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http://youtu.be/nIft1fQQ05k Skip to the 3 minute mark - he looks quite in with the family here.
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Both great clips !
He may as well been a Manson. But, this is cool.
Interesting fellow for sure. I'll bet he's held up nicely over the years.
The most recent account of Mr. Flynn that I know of is from the 2009 "Los Angeles Magazine" article "Manson: An Oral History." Here are Mr. Flynn's quotes, along with the article's introduction to him: "JUAN FLYNN, Spahn ranch hand. Sixty-five years old, he is retired after a career as a miner and heavy-equipment operator. 'I came back from serving in the infantry in Vietnam and in 1968 went to work at Spahn Ranch for $2.50 a week. I loved the place. It had the most beautiful trails. It had horses, ponies, and a goat. There were red foxes, red-tailed hawks, and peregrine falcons. Marvin Gaye, Lou Rawls, and Jerry Garcia came to ride there. And there were beautiful girls. For $1.50 an hour you could climb mountain trails and look out over the San Fernando Valley. I was Mr. Spahn’s right-hand man. I cleaned 16 stalls a day and handled the horses. It was a joy. Then Charles Manson and his people came and trashed the place... Charles Manson is a pimp... I saw people go from 16 to older than I was—24 at the time—in a matter of months. It was devastating... Charlie decided he would have to teach blacks how to start the revolution. He said, “The black man is nothing but a monkey dressed up in a white man’s suit.” ... They offered me a case of beer to go up to Barker Ranch, but the reason I went was to find out what happened to Shorty. I stayed and stayed, and I watched those people. It was dangerous. It was like walking in a soap bubble—you’re hoping it doesn’t burst.'" Here is the link: http://www.lamag.com/features/2009/07/01/manson-an-oral-history1
Yes, saw that article when it came out. Interesting.
well i can tell you that juan is not in good health. he doesnt want to be in the public. and he hates and almost refuses to talk about what happened with charles manson. i am a good friend of juans.
I have know my buddy Flynn. Is a Vietnam veteran. Would go t ok the men's group on PTSD. Stay at our home. My children love him so much. Juan is a good man. I pray for him and hope he is fine. Friend Robert wityczak. Also Robert has passed away. Brother looking for you Vasquez Emily
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