Bobby Beausoleil

Bobby Beausoleil was born on Nov 06, 1947 in USA. Bobby Beausoleil's big-screen debut came with The Ramrodder directed by Ed Forsyth in 1969, strarring Saddle-Tramp Bandit (as Bob Beausoleil).

Bobby Beausoleil was born on November 6, 1947, to a large working-class family living in Santa Barbara, California, and christened Robert Kenneth Beausoleil. His prodigious creative output over his lifetime has been largely overshadowed by his having been an associate of Charles Manson in the late 1960s. He was apparently involved in a drug transaction with members of the now long defunct Straight Satans motorcycle club, who were also associates of Manson, leading to his being sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Gary Hinman, who was also associated with Manson and his communal family.